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I meant to imply you should use your own directory.
Just after you sign on to FTP from your pc do:
quote namefmt 1
ls /home/QSYSOPR
I'm guessing there is no such directory. QSYSOPR is kind of
special.
I presumed you would use a user profile other than QSYSOPR
or any of the other IBM-supplied user profiles.
It is not the best security practice to use QSYSOPR for things like
FTP. If you don't have a user ID other than the IBM-supplied ones,
try (under QSECOFR):
CRTUSRPRF yourfavroitename
and then see after an FTP:
quote namefmt 1
ls /home/yourfavoritename
whether that directory exists. If it does, use it. Otherwise, create
a directory wherever you wish with
MKDIR '/whateveryouwantasadirectory'
Larry W. Loen - Senior Java and AS/400 Performance Analyst
Dept HP4, Rochester MN
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