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Patrick,

As Rob already pointed out, error -93 is "SSL Not Available".   See
file QSYSINC/H member SSL.   This is part of the original SSL API,
not the GSKit.   (The telltale sign of that is that the number is
negative)

I think what Rob is probably seeing here is that his FTP server is
trying to run both as an SSL server and as a regular server.   When the
SSL portion of it does not work (because SSL is not configured on his
machine) it reports this error and then just works as a non-SSL server.

That's just a guess -- but I know that all of the iSeries TCP servers
do try to run as SSL if they can.

I don't think that error message is actually a symptom of the problem he's
experiencing.   But, without actually seeing what's going on, it's hard to
say.


On Fri, 28 Feb 2003, Patrick Townsend wrote:

> Rob,
>
> I agree, it is odd. I looked for the 93 error in the gskssl.h file but
> didn't find anything. This C header file has the return codes and error
> codes for SSL APIs based on the GSKit SSL interface. Looks like time to
> spend some $$ on IBM support....
>
> Patrick
>


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