tomv


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Posted: May 24 2006,22:14 |
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The whole quotes thing could work - not sure FTP is a strange beast, it's old, old unix stuff, has it's own quirky way of doing things
Try cd'ing to the directory, one dir at a time - should be easier that way.
cd "Documents and Settings" (should get something like 'cwd command successful') cd "user_name" cd "My Documents"
ls (should show 'Directory of \Documents and settings\user_name\My Documents' or something like that, then list the files)
oh, one more thing - you use 'get' and 'put', along with 'mget' and 'mput' to move files around. Depends on if you are getting files from the remote machine or putting them there.
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