Re: Damaged PTFs

[rob@xxxxxxxxx]

Don't know if this is related, but when you download ptf's to your HMC IBM 
started adding a ?counter? to compare with so that you can see if your 
download is good.  They've been having a lot of problems lately.

Rob Berendt
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Anyone? ;)


I've been encountering more damaged PTFs lately with either downloaded 
PTFs
via VPN ECS, or Service Agent automatically downloaded PTFs.  It seems 
like
most of the damaged ones come from Service Agent auto downloads.  They are
easy enough to get rid of, but i'm wondering why they are showing this 
way?
I never have run into very many in the past, but they seem to be getting
somewhat common...  Anyone have any thoughts?
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