I have a file created in Linux that I'm sending out of a MS FTP 7.5 server. The receiving system (client) is a mainframe. The file has LF line endings. The FTP server is not reading those and translating them, so it's not getting transmitted properly. Is there a way to solve this (other than translating the file)?
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My situation is very much like this one.– end-userSep 20, 2013 at 11:38
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For clarification -From the Windows server to the mainframe are you pushing the file or is the mainframe logging in to the Windows server to pull the file?– colsonOct 5, 2013 at 2:38
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The mainframe is the client.– end-userOct 7, 2013 at 11:24
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I'm going to venture an answer here but take it with a grain of salt as it has been a while since I've done plain FTP on a mainframe... IIRC correctly, when Z/OS does a translation, it fully expects a windows-style line ending of 0D0A
Run the file through unix2dos (if you have it) on the Linux box, which should convert all of your line-endings to 0D0A and then push the file to your Windows server. Alternatively, you can probably create a test file in notepad in Windows and try it that way...
Then, have the mainframe folks try pulling the file.
See this - specifically the Parameters:CRLF and the Rule parts.
