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Question ftp: get list of file to get. Retrieve and move them

Hi,

I need to get multiple files from an ftp server. Once the files have been downloaded, I need to move them to a different directory on the ftp server. I don't know of a command that would enable me to get a file and then move it (assuming I don't know the exact file name) within ftp. I think the best way would be to connect to the FTP server and write the list of files waiting to be downloaded to a text file, then connect again and download one file at a time, but I don't know how to do it.

If anyone has some suggestions to get me started it would be grately appreciated.

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