EZYFS31W

yyyy ddd hh:mm

FTP reply catalog catlgname returned an
unexpected timestamp of timestamp1 -  FTP expected timestamp2,
- FTP will use default messages
Explanation
 The time stamp that is contained in the catalog
does not match the time stamp  that the FTP application expects. 

 In the message text: catlgname
The name of the catalog that FTP opened.
timestamp1
The timestamp from the catalog, specified in the following format:
  yyyy ddd hh:mm UTC
  yyyy is the year
ddd is the day (001-366)
hh is the hour (01-24)
mm is the minute (01-60)

timestamp2
The time stamp that FTP expects to be in the catalog. This time
stamp is in the same format as the timestamp1 value.

System action
 FTP uses the default messages. Message EZYFS32I
follows this message and  indicates the expected service level.

Operator response
 No action needed.

System programmer response
 Ensure that  the correct z/OS® UNIX file
system is attached and that the correct  service level is applied
to the z/OS UNIX file system. If a customized catalog is
 being used, verify that it is at  the same service level as the current
distribution  level of the catalog that is specified in EZYFS32I.

User response
 Contact the system programmer

Problem determination
 See the system programmer response.

Source
 z/OS Communications
Server TCP/IP: FTP

Module
 EZAFTPCY

Routing code
 10

Descriptor code
 3

Example
  EZYFS31W FTP reply catalog /usr/lib/nls/msg/C /ftpdrply.cat returned an  unexpected timestamp 
    of 2005 180 06:35 UTC - FTP expected 2006 091 06:45 UTC -   FTP will use default  messages