Mailing List Archive: 49091 messages
  • Home
  • Script library
  • AltME Archive
  • Mailing list
  • Articles Index
  • Site search
 

Direct path using FTP

 [1/2] from: jcesar::tre-se::gov::br at: 3-Sep-2001 13:23


Hi all, I´ve been trying to get the directory list of a subdirectory located under the root on my UNIX server using the command below: print read ftp://se2.tre-se.gov.br/relat/ But I only get the error message saying that there isn´t the directory. ** User Error: Server error: tcp 550 .//relat/: No such file or director y. ** Near: print read ftp://se2.tre-se.gov.br//relat/ If I do not specify the directory the command shows my home directory (/home/login_name). I only can get the listing if use relative path like : print read ftp://se2.tre-se.gov.br/../../relat/ Is there any solution to my problem? Thanks in advance. Júlio César //============================ Júlio César Santana TRE/SE - SEPRO (79) 216-8646 ============================//

 [2/2] from: mario:cassani:icl at: 4-Sep-2001 14:19


Hi Julio,
> I´ve been trying to get the directory list of a subdirectory > located under > the root on my UNIX server using the command below: > > print read ftp://se2.tre-se.gov.br/relat/ >
I cannot use ftp from here but the wget (a recursive http/ftp download spider) has an option to leave ftp's .listing files after the download of a directory. Hope this can help. Nihao Mario