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I haven't attempted that but I do suspect it likely to fail. The validation steps the operating system takes for programs should toss the thing I would expect.
In the CLI I can see but not copy PGM objects (File not found)
In Exploder they do not even show up. I created a duplicate of QCMDEXC as QCMDEXCLDB and while that also shows up in the CLI it does not appear in Explorer either.
What I did try to do is use COPY at a command prompt over to a Windows system. Again fail with the 'file not found' error in the CLI/ It appears IBM i is blocking those attempts.
Attempts to delete QCMDEXCLDB.PGM from the CLI also state that the system cannot find the file.
For grins I tested using FileZilla to FTP those things out of /QSYS.LIB but the FTP server only presents objects of type File (PFs and Save Files)
I am testing with an *ALLOBJ user profile.
- DrF
On 6/2/2021 10:54 AM, Peter Dow wrote:
I guess from IBM's point of view that would make sense. You can move, rename, or delete a program, but you can't modify it. Wait, can you replace it? Say, copy a *PGM from SysA to Windows/Linux then from there to SysB?
On 6/2/2021 7:49 AM, Larry "DrFranken" Bolhuis wrote:
I can see those critters from a shared IBM i. They can be deleted and renamed if you have the authority to do so.
I tried to dump them or 'type' them but for those type of operations the objects appear to be completely missing. You get a 'file not found' error.
I expect that IBM i is in control at that point and the object attributes are preventing that sort of action against those objects.
- DrF
On 6/2/2021 10:27 AM, Peter Dow wrote:
Hi Rob,
When you went into that share with Win FIle Explorer, could you see aaa.pgm? And if you could see it, could you do anything with it? Open it? Update it? Delete it?
I have a vague recollection that some object types don't even show up in a share, or maybe I just couldn't do anything with them.
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On 6/2/2021 4:26 AM, Rob Berendt wrote:
I ran these commands on my IBM i:
md '/qsys.lib/robencrypt.lib'
Go ahead and secure CRTLIB you DBA you...
CPY OBJ('/qsys.lib/rob.lib/aaa.pgm') TODIR('/qsys.lib/robencrypt.lib')
CPY OBJ('/qsys.lib/rob.lib/a.file') TODIR('/qsys.lib/robencrypt.lib')
CPY OBJ('/qsys.lib/rob.lib/strcode.usrspc') TODIR('/qsys.lib/robencrypt.lib')
md '/qsys.lib/robencrypt.lib/myfile.file'
edtf '/qsys.lib/robencrypt.lib/myfile.file/myfile.mbr'
Then I used the webby IBM Navigator for i to create a share over /qsys.lib/robencrypt.lib.
Then I go into Windows file explorer.
When I go into file:\\myibmi<file://myibmi> and find any shares there, regardless of whether or not the share is under qsys.lib or not, I cannot see the "Advanced" box to encrypt a file like I can with files on a Window server.
I take it I need to use other encryption software?
I can go into that share, double click on strcode.usrspc and tell it to use notepad to open it. Type some updates into it, save it and exit.
Rob Berendt
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