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Ditto Joe's response - we feel that ftp is infinitely more reliable
than DSCOPY ... and faster, too!
 
Lee Gunter              [log in to unmask]
 
 
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Author:  "Geiser; Joe" <[log in to unmask]> at ~INTERNET
Date:    8/2/96 9:51 AM
 
 
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From:   John Korb
 
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If FTP were as reliable as DSCOPY, I'd use FTP, but FTP on the WAN is a
"cross your fingers and pray" situation.
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John,
 
I've never had any luck dealing with HFS and DSCOPY - I've always used FTP.  As
a matter of fact, we do more FTP now than DSCOPY over the WAN...and not had
any problems unless the remote machine was down...which I think, has happened
once in the last eight months...
 
When you say "cross your fingers and pray situation" - what's happening?
 
Joe Geiser

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