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hey all, what is the proper command, if there is one, that will allow me using the command line ftp to send all files, directories and sub directories.
so if ...
- 02-18-2005 #1Just Joined!
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hey all, what is the proper command, if there is one, that will allow me using the command line ftp to send all files, directories and sub directories.
so if I am on a box, sitting in www folder, I ftp to another box, and want to send everything in www and folders etc.. what would be the syntax for that?
thanks again
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http://www.cs.colostate.edu/helpdocs/ftp.html
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okay, mput * that will send everything in that folder and subfolers? I want it to keep the file structure on the ftp server as well..and not to prompt me for everyfile.. hundreds of files I am dealing with.
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http://www.sdsc.edu/Storage/hsi/Doc/ch8/mput.html
JeremyInteractive prompting can be toggled with the PROMPT command.Registered Linux user #346571
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