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Darrien
Can anyone recommend a good command line ftp client for NT?
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Evertjan.
Darrien wrote on 19 aug 2003 in alt.comp.freeware:
telnet ?
Can anyone recommend a good command line ftp client for NT?
telnet ?
R
rir3760
It was a dark and stormy night when Darrien <Darrien_Lambert@NA.
Maybe NcFTP for win32?
<http://www.ncftpd.com/>
HTH
Can anyone recommend a good command line ftp client for NT?
Maybe NcFTP for win32?
<http://www.ncftpd.com/>
HTH
D
Darrien
It was a dark and stormy night when Darrien <Darrien_Lambert@NA.
Maybe NcFTP for win32?
<http://www.ncftpd.com/>
That's what I've been using. I can't stand the cursor disappearing when I
move it left and right anymore...
It also takes too long to start up.
B
Brian Tillman
Can anyone recommend a good command line ftp client for NT?
How the heck does this answer the question???
Windows NT comes with a command line FTP client build in. Just open a DOS
window and type FTP at the prompt.
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telnet ?
How the heck does this answer the question???
Windows NT comes with a command line FTP client build in. Just open a DOS
window and type FTP at the prompt.
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Brian Tillman Internet: Brian.Tillman at smiths-aerospace dot com
Smiths Aerospace Addresses modified to prevent SPAM.
3290 Patterson Ave. SE, MS 1B3 Replace "at" with "@", "dot" with "."
Grand Rapids, MI 49512-1991
This opinion doesn't represent that of my company
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Evertjan.
Brian Tillman wrote on 19 aug 2003 in alt.comp.freeware:
Well, back to the basics can learn you a lot. Telnet permits you to work
with the ftp protocol as is. And that can be "good".
I would hope so.
How the heck does this answer the question???
Windows NT comes with a command line FTP client build in. Just open a
DOS window and type FTP at the prompt.
Well, back to the basics can learn you a lot. Telnet permits you to work
with the ftp protocol as is. And that can be "good".
This opinion doesn't represent that of my company
I would hope so.
T
tlshell
Brian Tillman wrote on 19 aug 2003 in alt.comp.freeware:
Well, back to the basics can learn you a lot. Telnet permits you to work
with the ftp protocol as is. And that can be "good".
I thought it was a non sequitur. Telnet allows you to communicate with
a remote computer. It only incidentally allows you do transfer files.
I don't think most ftp sites also allow telnet, so the answer would
likely not have been helpful.
E
Evertjan.
wrote on 20 aug 2003 in alt.comp.freeware:
It at least helped to prompt you or someone else to take a very strange
color crayon and scribble:
btw, xp has it too.
I thought it was a non sequitur. Telnet allows you to communicate with
a remote computer. It only incidentally allows you do transfer files.
I don't think most ftp sites also allow telnet, so the answer would
likely not have been helpful.
It at least helped to prompt you or someone else to take a very strange
color crayon and scribble:
btw, xp has it too.
T
tlshell
wrote on 20 aug 2003 in alt.comp.freeware:
It at least helped to prompt you or someone else to take a very strange
color crayon and scribble:
btw, xp has it too.
And so does Windows 98...