My Rocket TE Secure FTP client is almost unusable. I think it has something to do with the VMS version numbers.
- There is a {hh:mm} or {yyyy} in front of each and every remote file. So, if I download that file to my PC, the filename on my pc will have that {hh:mm} or {yyyy} timestamp in the filename. "X.TXT becomes "05:17 X.TXT".
- Double-clicking on sub-folders generates an error because subfolder "/DISK3/05:17 TEMP" does not exist.
- Date column is off by 30 to 50 years ... in the future!

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Jeff Allen
Self Registered
Wayne NJ US
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Hi Jeff,
In the Rocket TE Secure FTP, please go to the Help About and provide the version information.
And please find out what VMS version on the system you're connecting to?
Is this a new system you're connecting to or has this worked fine before?
Do you know if it has been recently upgraded?
Regards,
Brent
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Brent Tidwell
Lead Technical Support Specialist
Rocket Internal - All Brands
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Hi Jeff,
In the Rocket TE Secure FTP, please go to the Help About and provide the version information.
And please find out what VMS version on the system you're connecting to?
Is this a new system you're connecting to or has this worked fine before?
Do you know if it has been recently upgraded?
Regards,
Brent
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Brent Tidwell
Lead Technical Support Specialist
Rocket Internal - All Brands
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Interesting. Rocket TE SFTP behaves normally on Alpha (v8.4) and Itanium (v8.4-2L1) versions of OpenVMS but acts "funny" only on X86 (V9.2-3).
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Jeff Allen
Self Registered
Wayne NJ US
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