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Using NCFTP to PUT files at command line???

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From: Dan LeGate
Date: Mon, 09 Oct 1995 00:00
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A couple of ncftp questions:

I know I can get files by command-line:

ncftp wustl.wuarchive.edu:/pub/incoming/filename

but is there a way to PUT files by command line?

Also, with the example above, is there a way to specify more than one 
file? (other than using wildcards - in other words: specify *each* 
filename you want to get from that directory?)

I noticed that:

ncftp wustl.wuarchive.edu:/pub/incoming/filename1 filename2 filename3

did not work.  It only retrieves filename1.  Anyone know of a way to get 
that to work?  Thanks for any help or info you can provide!

Dan
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From: dlegate@rsa.csuhayward.edu (Dan LeGate)
Subject: Using NCFTP to PUT files at command line???
Date: 1995/10/09
Message-ID: <45c6cd$4uq@nic-nac.CSU.net>
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organization: California State University, Hayward
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