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I have often read in the pass postings about this problem and thought
that I had taken the answers on board, but, I am presently working on a
V4R5 system, and I cannot access user directories in the IFS. I have
searched the archives and elsewhere but am unable to find the answer.
I am using Ops Nav in V4R5, signed on as QSECOFR. I can see the IFS
under File Systems and, within the IFS, the Root directory, QOpenSys,
etc. but the user directories do not appear. I can see them using
WRKLNK when signed on as QSECOFR using Client Access. I can access
their contents with a browser.
Both QSECOFR and *PUBLIC have *RWX authority to the directories.
I am sure the answer is simple, probably on page 1 of lesson 1, but I
need help please!
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