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RSHELLRSHELLCOMMAND
- COMMAND
- Command to be executed on the remote machine
the specified command is transmitted for execution to the
remote machine.
OPENOPENMACHINE [CHOPT]
- MACHINE
- Name of remote machine
- CHOPT
- List of options
-
- Use TCP/IP to connect to remote systems.
- D
- Use DECnet to connect to remote systems. Only valid between
VAX/VMS systems
- V
- The remote system is running VM/CMS. This option is required
unless the remote node is known to the CSPACK software
- M
- The remote system is running MVS. This option is required
unless the remote node is known to the CSPACK software
Opens a communication with the remote machine named MACHINE.
MACHINE may be an alphanumeric host name or a TCP/IP address
(e.g. CERNVM, 128.141.1.181)
This command will prompt you for user authentification.
Normally, a server is started by software known as the Internet
Daemon, or inetd. This is not available with certain versions
of TCP/IP, notably DEC/UCX, IBM VM/CMS and MVS. On VM/CMS systems
only, the server is started using the REXEC remote execution
client, supplied as part of IBM's TCP/IP software. More
information on the inetd can be obtained by typing "man inetd"
on a Unix system.
CLOSECLOSE
Close communication with the current remote host.
CDCD[PATHNAME] [PASSWORD] [CHOPT]
- PATHNAME
- Pathname
- PASSWORD
- Password - for password protected VM/CMS minidisks only
- CHOPT
- List of options
- C
- Case sensitive directory name. If not specified,
pathnames are folded to lower case on Unix systems.
Change remote working directory.
If a pathname is not specified, the current working directory
is displayed.
ZFTP>cd JaMiE -c
On remote VM systems, one can change directory to a mini-disk that
has a read or write password by specifying the password and access
mode required, as in the examples below.
ZFTP> cd jamie.400 mypass -r | Read only link
ZFTP> cd fatmen.222 mypass -w | Write link
LCDLCD[PATHNAME] [PASSWORD] [CHOPT]
- PATHNAME
- Pathname
- PASSWORD
- Password - for password protected VM/CMS minidisks only
- CHOPT
- List of options
- C
- Case sensitive directory name. If not specified,
pathnames are folded to lower case on Unix systems.
Change local working directory.
If a pathname is not specified, the current working directory
is displayed.
PWDPWD
Print remote working directory.
LPWDLPWD
Print local working directory.
LSLS[PATTERN] [CHOPT]
- PATTERN
- Filenames to list. If not specified, all files in the
current working directory will be displayed
- CHOPT
- List of options
- L
- Long listing
Issue remote LS command
If option -l is given, a 'long listing' will be generated.
This corresponds to the Unix ls -l option or the VM/CMS
LISTFILE (L command.
LLSLLS[PATTERN] [CHOPT]
- PATTERN
- Filenames to list. If not specified, all files in the
current working directory will be displayed
- CHOPT
- List of options
- L
- Long listing
Issue local LS command
If option -l is given, a 'long listing' will be generated.
This corresponds to the Unix ls -l option or the VM/CMS
LISTFILE (L command.
MVMVSOURCE TARGET CHOPT
- SOURCE
-
- TARGET
-
- CHOPT
- List of options
- C
- Respect case of file names (Unix systems)
Move remote file from SOURCE to TARGET.
LMVLMVSOURCE TARGET CHOPT
- SOURCE
-
- TARGET
-
- CHOPT
- List of options
- C
- Respect case of file names (Unix systems)
Move local file from SOURCE to TARGET.
RMRMFILENAME
- FILENAME
- Filename to be removed
Filename 'Filename' C D=' '
Remove (delete) remote file
LRMLRMFILENAME
- FILENAME
- Filename to be removed
Filename 'Filename' C D=' '
Remove (delete) local file
LOGLEVELLOGLEVELLEVEL
- LEVEL
- Loglevel to set, default=0
Use the LOGLEVEL command to set the level of logging/debug of
the ZFTP command.
SVERSIONSVERSION
Print version of server program
VERSIONVERSION
Print version of client program
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Janne Saarela
Tue May 16 09:22:05 METDST 1995