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Scott -
As JDE (Oracle) always tells me when I call them about what /I/ perceive as
a problem:
"That is a feature, not a bug!"
Folders under /QNTC do NOT survive an IPL. See:
http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/iseries/v5r1/ic2924/index.htm?info/ifs/rzaaxmst113.htm
"Note:
If you use mkdir() API or the MKDIR CL command to add directories to the
directory structure, they will not remain visible across IPLs. The MKDIR
command or mkdir() API must be reissued after every system IPL. "
One solution:
You'll have to put the mkdir in the system startup program or have a program
to issue the mkdir command to re-create the folder after each IPL.
Have you considered using NFS?
- sjl
Scott wrote:
I have a client who created a directory under the /QNTC file system to
access a share on a Linux server.
Everything works until they IPL their system over the weekend.
Then the created directory disappears.
When we run the mkdir command again, we can then access the Linux server
and its share.
Why would an IPL eliminate the directory under /QNTC?
Thanks, Scott
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