FTP and NT

[Rohde Dirk (Van)]

There should be no need to specify a file size for NT; this is just an MPE
anomaly.  Just specify "ascii" or "binary" depending on your file type and
transfer it.

Dirk Rohde
VantagePoint Group

-----Original Message-----
From: Marcinik, Roger [mailto:MARCINIR@pgocm3.ksc.nasa.gov]
Sent: Wednesday, August 25, 1999 10:04 AM
To: 'PowerHouse List'
Subject: FTP and NT


	Is there any way to specify record size when transferring a file via
FTP to an NT server?

	For example, we receive a file from St. Louis every week that has
84-byte records.  This file is sent from an IBM mainframe and received by an
HP3000.  HP3000 FTP allows specifying the record size on the PUT statement,
e.g. put filename.txt filename.txt;rec=-84 for an 84-byte record.  Without
this option, FTP defaults to 80-byte records and truncates the last 4 bytes.

	Since we are switching the application from an HP3000 to an NT
server, we need an equivalent command to override the 80-byte default.

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