Explanation
The client issued the
command command
to the FTP server. The FTP server was not able to execute the command
for
pathname, for one of the following reasons.
- The file was not a z/OS® UNIX file. command is
supported only for z/OS UNIX files.
- An I/O error occurred while the FTP server was reading from the
file system.
- For FILETYPE=JES, a pathname must be in the form of JOBxxxxx,
TSUxxxxx, APCxxxxx, or TSUxxxxx.
If
command is SIZE, additional reasons might
cause the command to be rejected:
- The file size is too large to be represented by a C int type
variable (two words of storage). Command is not
supported for files of sizes larger than can be represented as an
int type variable.
- The file is a z/OS UNIX file, but it is not a regular z/OS UNIX file
as defined by UNIX System Services.
SIZE is supported for regular z/OS UNIX files only.
System action
The command command
is rejected. The FTP server waits for the next command from the client.
User response
Verify pathname was
entered correctly, and that pathname represents
a z/OS UNIX file of a supported size and type, as applicable.
Correct any errors, then issue command again.
If the problem recurs, report it to the system programmer.
System programmer response
Error messages
related to pathname retrieval are written to syslogd
if ftp server traces are enabled. If syslogd is not active, the error
messages will be written to the operator console. Correct any errors,
then have the user issue command again.