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<strong>Chrysler</strong> - EBMX SFTP User Guide<br />
3.1 File Permissions (access mode)<br />
In order to successfully process a file, there are is a minimum required set of file permissions. All files<br />
placed on the server must have read and write access at the group level. Most SFTP Client<br />
implementations will set the file permissions based on the local file at the time of creation. Please verify<br />
that any file created has the following minimum access modes:<br />
drwxrwxrwx 2 ecx36adm ebmx 512 Dec 8 08:57 .<br />
drwxrwxr-x 3 ecx36adm ebmx 512 Nov 5 10:00 ..<br />
-rw-rw-rw- 1 testid ebmxsshd 7209 Dec 9 10:51 <br />
If file permissions are not correct, most SFTP clients provide the chmod command, example:<br />
sftp> chmod 666 <br />
If your SFTP client does not provide a command to alter the file permissions, please contact your<br />
technical support for assistance.<br />
3.2 Results Directory<br />
After EBMX successfully processes the file, an entry in written to the /RESULTS, this entry is a zero<br />
length file with the following naming convention:<br />
.....<br />
Where:<br />
sender = TP sender ID<br />
receiver = the receiver of the file<br />
doctype = Document type ID<br />
filename = name of file that was placed on the system<br />
tracking ID = a unique number that identifies the submission into EBMX<br />
timestamp = date and time of the submission in the format YYYYMMDDHHMMSS<br />
An example file:<br />
TESTDOC.EDI.EDIX12.prod.test.4782122.20100914142201<br />
05/25/2011 5 <strong>Chrysler</strong>