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Article #585KA9Q ftp scripting.
From: Ian Smith
Date: Sat, 12 Apr 1997 00:00
Date: Sat, 12 Apr 1997 00:00
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A small question about the defaults in ftp scripts. Since I got command line ftp scripts working, I've been testing it by doing all run of the mill ftp logins by script and, as a follow-up, also scripted the set up - hash, pager, etc. Pager on doesn't work because, when a script is running, pager off is forced. It's easy to comment that out and it all works OK, but the question is why *force* it off ? I can see the argument that if you're running a script you probably don't want it on, but why not have the choice ? Am I missing something or is it merely a case of nanny knows best ? Ian. -- | Ian Smith | "The Moving Finger writes; | ian@isis.demon.co.uk | and, having writ, Moves on."
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