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FTP client for DOS
Name: Vandana Date: December 31, 2001 at 05:33:30 Pacific
Comment:
I have a DOS machine which can do dial-up. I need to be able to do FTP to remote location. If possible I need to do the FTP though batch process. If possible provide file name to be FTPed on the command prompt. So the batch can run without manual intervention. If I have to write code, that is also ok. But in that case I will need socket libraries. Where will I get free socket libraries?
Name: The Doofus Date: December 31, 2001 at 07:11:35 Pacific
Reply:
The WATTCP FTP client lends itself very well to batch scripting. I am also including the WATTCP libraries in case you want to customise the process further:
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