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Old 11-28-2002
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Question FTP allo command

Hi there,

It seems that the ftp command FTP: quote allo <byte size> does not initiate straight away? Why might this be, scenario below.

I have had to up the byte limit in order to put a control file of 70K bytes on to a server. This placing of a control file is done at the beginning of a collection session from our applciation. We are doing the FTP cmd manually but it isn't being made affective when doing the put and collection.

Does this make sense,

HP_UX ftp'in to a Nokia MSC switch.
 

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