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Recursive FTP -- here at last.
Post 302101279 by Enter_cesar on Saturday 30th of December 2006 03:29:17 PM
12-30-2006
works great
Excellent work im now migrating a big site like 600mb or so, i see that it has trouble with directories that contain subdirectories it gives an error 
but the rest it`s great you might want to check on that thanks a lot 
but the rest it`s great you might want to check on that thanks a lot |
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