Thanks to the following for their responses-
Roger Leonard
Gary Gladney
Rob Hamm
Paul Sand
Bob Sloane
It turns out the problem I was having was a result of misconfiguration on
the VMS side. Commands using syntax like the following to do the rcp
should work-
rcp unixfile vmsuser_at_vmshost:vmsfile
rcp localfile host2:"sys\$manager:[local]foo.txt" (using sh shell)
On the VMS side I needed to put the following in my login.com file (since
something in the file was interfering with the rcp).
At the top-
$ VERIFY := 'F$VERIFY(0)'
$ IF F$MODE() .EQS. "OTHER" THEN EXIT
At the bottom-
$ IF VERIFY THEN SET VERIFY
Also needed to do this in the VMS system's syslogin file.
- Larry Schafer
St. Cloud State Univ.
My original message was:
> I'm trying to figure out the syntax for rcp'ing a file to a VMS system
> running Multinet. The general form for the syntax would be like-
> rcp localfile host2:/u/eng/fred
>
> But what do you replace '/u/eng/fred' with to indicate the path and
> filename when the remote system is VMS running Multinet? I've tried about
> everything I can think without success (or maybe I'm missing something
> obvious). Thanks in advance.
>
> - Larry Schafer
> St. Cloud State Univ.
>
>
Received on Wed Apr 07 1999 - 16:59:36 NZST