simple ftp ifs to ifs (Jay Vaughn)

Here's how I've done it from system a to system b.

From a command line on system a:

FTP system b
ID
Pswd
Bin
Namefmt 1
Lcd /abc123/def456
Cd /abc123/def456
Put filename

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1. simple ftp ifs to ifs (Jay Vaughn)


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message: 1
date: Fri, 13 Nov 2020 14:37:20 -0500
from: Jay Vaughn <jeffersonvaughn@xxxxxxxxx>
subject: simple ftp ifs to ifs

I thought for sure I was doing this right (and have done before)... but can anyone tell me why this cannot find the file on the remote i IFS?
I can assure you the file is there plain as day.

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OS/400 is the remote operating system. The TCP/IP version is "V7R4M0".


250 Now using naming format "0".


257 "QGPL" is current library.



Enter an FTP subcommand.

ASCII

200 Representation type is ASCII nonprint.



Enter an FTP subcommand.

NAMEFMT 1

250 Now using naming format "1".


Server NAMEFMT is 1.



Client NAMEFMT is 1.



Enter an FTP subcommand.

lcd /ptenctest2

Local working directory is /ptenctest2



Enter an FTP subcommand.

cd /ptenctest2

250 "/ptenctest2" is current directory.


Enter an FTP subcommand.

GET test.TXT (REPLACE

250 Now using naming format "1".


257 "/ptenctest2" is current directory.


229 Entering Extended Passive Mode (|||7286|).



550 Unable to find file /ptenctest2/test.TXT


Enter an FTP subcommand.

quit

221 QUIT subcommand received.


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