Re: AW: Accessing IFS proglem

[Rob Dixon <rob.dixon@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Werner

Thanks for your help



Werner Noll wrote:

> Rob,
>
> what do you mean by "cannot access"?
my directories do not appear when I display the IFS with OPs Nav although

Root
QOpenSys
QDLS

etc. do appear.  

If I type

EDTF /

on a green screen command line, all directories appear.


> If you search by GOOGLE with "IFS Authority Considerations" you will get a
> link to an IBM technical document, which describes the "traps" on IFS
I looked at this but, because I don't set up a new installation very 
often,  I have  perhaps forgotten some of the basics and it didn't seem 
to cover my problem. 

It did suggest that "Many operations require *RX authority to the entire 
path including the root."

However, in V4R5, this does not appear to be a valid option.  Mine are 
all set with *RWS authority.

Many thanks for your suggestion.

I am using Windows XP Pro

I am really stuck and am desperate to solve this problem.  I know that 
many (most??) people have solved this problem so I am probably just 
being stupid.  Has anyone any suggestions?

> authority rules.
>
> Regards,
> Werner Noll
>
> -----Ursprüngliche Nachricht-----
> Von: Rob Dixon [mailto:rob.dixon@xxxxxxxxxxx]
> Gesendet: Donnerstag, 25. März 2004 14:14
> An: midrange-L@xxxxxxxxxxxx
> Betreff: Accessing IFS proglem
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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. 
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> 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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