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тАО03-28-2002 07:55 AM
тАО03-28-2002 07:55 AM
ftp 'put'
From non-HP3000 systems, we simply surround the filename with "..." so the command appears as:
put source "destination file name with spaces"
When the command is executed we see it tried to keep just "destination as the filename (including the " and stopping at the first space). We have tried various combinations of single quotes, double quotes, no quotes, slashes, backslashes, etc.
Any ideas?
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тАО03-28-2002 08:17 AM
тАО03-28-2002 08:17 AM
Re: ftp 'put'
I don't know if this will work or not, since I'm not sure about how ftp will handle it, but can you make a copy of the file and rename it with spaces on UNIX, and move it to a directory by itself (/home/temp or something). say the file name is "file copy today" then, in ftp, try using
put file*
I know that you can get away with using this for commands like cp and rm, but I don't know if the wildcard will be accepted by ftp. give it a shot.
Mark
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тАО03-28-2002 08:29 AM
тАО03-28-2002 08:29 AM
Re: ftp 'put'
If you want to use * :
- in ftp : prompt
- then use mput instead of put
Regards,
Patrice
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тАО03-28-2002 08:42 AM
тАО03-28-2002 08:42 AM
Re: ftp 'put'
1)the destination filename must be exactly this:
"$$ ID=EP003F BID='AB1234' PASSWORD=ABCD"
2)the HP3000 is running MPEIX ver 6.0 that does not allow $ in the filename
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тАО03-28-2002 08:43 AM
тАО03-28-2002 08:43 AM
Re: ftp 'put'
Try:-
put firstfile 'first file'
or :-
put firstfile `first file`
It may work
Paula
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тАО03-28-2002 05:38 PM
тАО03-28-2002 05:38 PM
Re: ftp 'put'
Instead of using the Unix 'put' command, try doing a
get filename "file name"
from your OS/2 machine.
Hope this helps.