RE: Accessing IFS using SNA

[Marc Rauzier <mrauzier@xxxxxxx>]

Le mer. 24 sept. 2003 15:58:12, Mark Villa écrivait:

> ~~~Did you try the /QFileSvr.400 file system ?
> ~~~
> ~~~On the source system, create a directory
> ~~~/QFileSvr.400/NetId.SystemName
> ~~~where NetId is the network id of the remote system and
> ~~~System Name is
> ~~~its system name. These are the same that those used in
> STRPASTHR ~~~command.
> ~~~
> ~~~>
> ~~~> Goal:
> ~~~>
> ~~~> Server1:
> ~~~> http://server1/myifs/myfile.jpg
> 
> I have a valid /QFileSvr.400/RemoteLocationName
> And I can access files and copy files just fine.
> I am pretty sure I have the Map and Pass directives entered
> correctly, Even tried a symbolic link.
> I can't get farther than the HTTP Server "Error 403"
> I have checked everything I can think of, user and password same
> on both systems,

Did you check the QTMHHTTP user profile and password on both server1 
and server2 ?

Because the job which tries to make use of QFileSvr.400 is the HTTP 
server on server1 if I understand fine.

> It is finding the file, just can't display it.
> Original HTTP, OS Version=V5R1
> My page says
> 403= cannot browse selected file
> IBM HTTP Server 1.0
> I think same error code as forbidden.
> I can type in a filename known not to be in directory and get a
> file not found error.
> 
> Thanks,
> Mark
> 
> 
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Cordialement/Best regards
Marc Rauzier

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