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Name: T. Jeeriy Date: December 20, 2001 at 21:56:21 Pacific
Comment:
I want to upload a file from windows to UNIX, except ftp what protocal such as zmodem, kermit etc is better to do that, If I need to specify the source path (eg. c:\temp) to destination path ( eg. /tmp) , what is the parameter to do that.
Name: michayu Date: December 27, 2001 at 09:17:22 Pacific
Reply:
It is better to be on PC-DOS and to use FTP to UNIX. You have to go to the directory on DOS where your file is. When you log on to unix, juste do the "cd" command to the UNIX directory. Then, use the "put" command of FTP.
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