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ftp append question
Quick question.
Will append act like 'put' if the file I'm telling it to append to doesn't exist? |
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I looked at the man page but it didn't really answer my question.
So I did a quick test and the answer is yes - it does. If the file does not exist append will put it there, just as if you had said put. Should have done that in the first place, but I was hoping to be lazy and that one of you would know off the top of your guru-smart heads. Thanks! |
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