Installing and Managing HP ARPA File Transfer Protocol Network Manager's Guide (36957-90157)

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Managing FTP
FTP User Commands on MPE/iX
DEBUG Turns on or off the terminal screen display of the
commands and parameters that are sent to the remote
host. The default is off.
DELETE
remotefilename Deletes the remote file specified. A directory path may
be included with remotefilename.
DIR
[remotedirectory
[localfile]] Writes the requested remotedirectory listing to the
terminal, or to a local file if specified. If remotedirectory is
not specified, the current remote working directory
contents are listed.
DISCONNECT A synonym for the CLOSE command.
EXIT A synonym for the QUIT command.
EXITONERROR Turns on or off the feature to exit an FTP session when
an error is detected. The last error and message are
saved in system variables (enter SHOWVAR FTP@ to
display). Useful for batch jobs using FTP commands.
The default is off.
FORM
[NONPRINT] Sets the FTP file transfer form to the specified format.
The only supported form is NONPRINT. Entering FORM
without a parameter displays the supported format.
GET remotefile
[localfile]
[;buildparms]
[;move] Transfers the remote file specified to a local file. Build
parameters may be used to change how the file is stored
on MPE/iX. If a local file name is not specified, the file
is saved with the same name as the remote file name
(assuming a legal file name).
The move option requests that the specified source file
be physically moved from the source location to the
specified target location.
This is available for MGET, PUT and MPUT as well.
NOTE The removal of the original source file may be guarded by file system
security.
HASH Toggles the state of the hash function within the ftp
client. When the hash function is enabled, the “#”
(hash) symbol will print to stdlist for every 1024
characters transferred during data transfer requests.