Dear all, I recently have started to use the RGET command. I have problems with its behaviour. I use it like this:
.. CD /homefolder. MGET *.EXE RGET /homefolder/folderA/ MGET *.INI ... when I use the script as above, WSFTP brings down all the EXEs from <homefolder>, all folders and files from <folderA> to the local directory but does not appear to *create* the <folderA> on the local computer. In addition, WSFTP then fails to download the INI files from <homefolder> telling "no match is found". From the LOG, it appears that WSFTP CWDs up successfully back to <homefolder>. THe INIs exist; if I put the statement before the RGEt, it works. (The reasons why the INI download falls to the end is sort of "legacy" things (the script that runs FTPSCRPT checks the INIs existence at the end) ) Furthermore: CD /homefolder RGET folderA CWDs down and then back telling "no file found" retrieving nothing. CD /homefolder RGET folderA/ CWDs down, retrieves files OK but then fails to CWD back to the original starting folder (homefolder). WSFTP 7.62, Windows 2000 SP3 Any advice is appreciated as to how to issue RGET that all files within the "folderA" are retrieved, and also "folderA" is created on the local computer, and the MGET works after RGET. Attila Polinger Please visit http://www.ipswitch.com/support/mailing-lists.html to be removed from this list.
