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06-27-2001
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Uploading and Downloading during a telnet session
Hi there,
I'm trying to download files from a server and also upload new files to the same server during a telnet session. How do I go about getting certain files (.gif) from the server onto my local drive and vice versa? Can anyone help me? Thank you so much! |
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06-27-2001
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Wouldn't it be easier to ftp to the server from your machine and then issue the relevant download upload commands?
 If you want to use ftp from a console the the command line options to download and upload files are: download: "recv" download single files at a time "mget" download multiple files, allows use of asterisk in file names upload: "put" upload single files at a time "mput" upload multiple files, also allows asterisk in file names Note: you may need to change transfer modes (Binary or ASCII) depending on file types. Andy removed excessive blank lines --oombera Last edited by oombera; 02-15-2004 at 02:22 PM. |
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