Date: Wed, 24 May 2000 20:09:56 +0200
From: "Zacarias ecumberri Sanchez zacals" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: NT's ftp rename command?
>Date: Tue, 23 May 2000 21:07:30 +500
>From: Lewis Graber <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Subject: NT's ftp rename command?
>
> � � �Hello, Net-tamer readers. In building a website on a distant
>unix server, I have need to use Net-tamer's FTP to upload files, and
>then change the filename of some of them AFTER uploading. In looking
>through the docs and faqs, I've found the mkd, rmd, retr, dele and
>stor commands, but I haven't found any way to RENAME a file already
>on the remote server.
I've not read the docs but what I've found in practice is that you
should try issuing:
help
You can issue the command by selecting a file and substituying the
command with 'help'.
> � � �Is there a way, or will I be forced to use a Dollar Bill-style
>Win95 platform for something like WS-FTP or CuteFTP?
> � � �BTW, are there any other of Net-tamer's FTP commands I've
>missed?
If there's a way it's in the help, that's sure. And of course, there
are far more than explained in the docs (although I must confess I've
read only the faq for the time being).
> � � �They all seem to be unique to the Net-tamer system, since
>they're all a little different from the Unix equivalents used on a
>Unix-based web server.
Yes, commands are different from Unix ftp commands.
Fortunately "help" wasn't. :)
>
> � � �Cordially,
>
> � � �Lewis Graber
> � � �Frisco, Texas
> � � �[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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