Re: QNTC question

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On 2010-10-22 09:07, jmmckee wrote:

I AM looking at the share on the server now. It is PERSE. No user limit. Permissions are Everyone has full control. Security is Evereyone can do anything.

WRKLNK '/QNTC/SFTORSOS/PERSE' produces CPFA0A9

WRKLNK '/QNTC/SFTORSOS/*' shows only an empty directory (. and .. entries only)


Got an answer. Looked at job log. Thought I had done that yesterday, obviously not. Error CPDB053 'Error exchanging security information...'
Error Class 1, Error code 5 - access denied.

So my understanding is this: share has all access, but server itself has no provision for an anonymous user and my network login (different from the i) credentials are used implicitly when I access the share from my computer.

Very true. The user on the remote host must exactly match the user on
the i (user name and password.)

We get around that by swapping the job profile to a user that we keep
around for expressly that purpose. Don't even need to know the password.
Just need to have *USE authority to the user profile.

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Pete Hall
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