Hello,
Am 04.04.2020 um 12:31 schrieb Tim Bronski <tim.bronski@xxxxxxxxx>:
214-Unsupported commands marked with an *.
Tested in more detail.
With V7R2, the Cmdline-Client (tnftp, Linux) says "Restart is not supported by the remote server."
With V4R5 as server, the picture is a bit different: "500 subcommand is only allowed for block or compressed modes." I'm not sure what exactly that means.
ftp> quote help mode
214-MODE <mode-symbol>: Specifies the data transfer mode.
214 Default mode is stream. Stream (S) and block (B) are supported.
ftp> quote mode b
200 Data transfer mode is block.
ftp> reget /home/poc/bigfile
local: /home/poc/bigfile remote: /home/poc/bigfile
227 Entering Passive Mode (192,168,59,141,23,200).
504 subcommand not supported on the AS/400 system.
Haha, the FTP Server's code seems to be used in more than one IBM product. :-)
Apologies to Laurence, I was wrong and should have tested in-depth from the beginning. Thanks Tim, for pointing out.
So, as my initial secondary suggestion, if you (Laurence) could manage to place the data base (or a save file of it) into the IFS, you could use rsync (over ssh) in PASE to transfer only differences of the save file's content.
I suppose the save file to be the same every time you're creating and writing the databases' contents into it (sans some timestamps). This would create a lot of overhead for deleting and recreating the save file, and copying to IFS but maybe this is a good way to go? I can't test further because I've not installed the OpenSource stuff into PASE.
Additionally, I know about remote journalling to keep a copy of the data up to date on a remote server. Other list readers pointed out additional means to keep data updated on a secondary site.
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