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| Reply To: | [log in to unmask][log in to unmask], 11 Apr 2003 15:43:04 -0500558_iso-8859-1 For some reason, LookOut 2000 eats the OT: tag when I reply. Sometimes. I try to make sure it is there when I do reply, but sometimes when I do quick replies I just miss it. I apologize for the prior post where I noticed, after the fact, that OT was gone. In the interest of using bandwidth properly, let me take this opportunity to remind everyone that the Interex Solutions Symposium West is rapidly approaching and there is still time to sign up. For those of you who are angry at me for forgetting the OT: thing, you have [...]38_11Apr200315:43: [log in to unmask] |
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Ed,
The FTP client on the 3K does support 'netrc'. In other words if a file
named 'netrc' exists in the user's group (or a file equation pointing to
the actual file) then FTP will login to the indicated host using the user
name and password listed in the 'netrc' file. If you have access to a Unix
system then issue the command "man netrc" for additional information.
There is also a way (using a temporary command file) that what you are
asking for can be achieved. If the 'netrc' method does not work out for
you then I can make that command file available.
Regards
Paul Christidis
Hello again
All of your answers have helped me greatly.
I am trying to set up a script that opens FTP and does an open, user, and
password command then gives control over to the user.
How can you send commands to FTP through CI script? As soon as it gets to
the FTP prompt commands are not being sent.
Thank you in advance for any answers
Ed Givens
NET ENGINEER
Lineco
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