The FTP client allows you to set user-defined BS2000 FTP server exits with the rexit (remote exit) command.
You will find further details on FTP server exit routines in the “interNet Services Administrator Guide”.
rexit |
[receive:<receive-selector>] [!] [send:<send-selector>] |
<receive-selector>
<receive-selector> allows you to select the required action from several actions available when receiving data (from the server’s perspective). For this purpose, you supply the exit routine with a string to which <receive-selector> points. You can decide freely the meanings that are to be attached to the individual strings. Only the strings “*” and “*NONE” have a fixed meaning:
If you specify "*" for <receive-selector>, the exit routine is called again with the <receive-selector> selected in the FTP server option -U. If no <receive-selector> is selected in this server option, the specification of “*” has the same meaning as “*NONE”.
If you specify "*NONE", the exit routine is disabled.
<send-selector>
<send-selector> allows you to select the required action from several actions available when sending data (from the server’s perspective). For this purpose, you supply the exit routine with a string to which <send-selector> points. You can decide freely the meanings that are to be attached to the individual strings. Only the strings “*” and “*NONE” have a fixed meaning:
If you specify "*" for <send-selector>, the exit routine is called again with the <send-selector> selected in the FTP server option -U. If no <send-selector> is selected in this server option, the specification of “*” has the same meaning as “*NONE”.
If you specify “*NONE”, the exit routine is disabled.