Explanation
This reply is issued in response
to the STAT command. Each line of multi-byte data being transferred
to the client and translated to ASCII in the FTP server will use
the displayed line terminator. This value is determined by the SITE
command MBSENDEOL parameter or the MBSENDEOL FTP.DATA statement.
lt_chars is
the line terminator that will be used. Values for
lt_chars are:
- CRLF
- Multi-byte data translated to ASCII will use the combination of
a carriage return (x'0D') and line feed (x'0A') to terminate each
line. This is the default and the standard line terminator defined
by RFC 959. The z/OS® server
and client can receive ASCII data only in this format.
- CR
- Multi-byte data translated to ASCII will use only a carriage return
(x'0D') to terminate each line.
- LF
- Multi-byte data translated to ASCII will use only a line feed
(x'0A') to terminate each line.
- NONE
- Multi-byte data translated to ASCII will use no line terminator
characters.
System action
FTP continues.
User response
Change the setting, if necessary,
with the SITE command MBSENDEOL parameter or MBSENDEOL FTP.DATA statement.
System programmer response
None.