>>Does anyone know of a MS-DOS FTP product that I can use to FTP an ascii file created by a FP Dos program to a Unix computer.
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>>Many Thanks
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>You can use the regular DOS FTP that comes with Windows. You should find ftp.exe in your C:\Windows directory. This FTP allows scripting, which is basically a text file which contains all the FTP commands you want to do. To see all the possible commands, open up a DOS window, type "ftp", then type "help" at the ftp> prompt.
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>The following is an example tailored for your situation (put an ascii file on a UNIX server):
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>Function FTP
>Parameter Filename, FTPSite, Username, Password
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>CRLF = Chr(13)+Chr(10)
>nFile = FCreate("ftp.txt")
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>* Open connection to FTP Site and log in
>=FWrite(nFile, "open "+FTPSite+CRLF+Username+CRLF+Password+CRLF)
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>* Force lowercase transmition since UNIX usually looks for lower case.
>=FWrite(nFile, "glob off"+CRLF)
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>* Force ASCII transmition so the DOS=>UNIX ascii conversion occurs
>=FWrite(nFile, "ascii"+CRLF)
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>* Put the file on the FTP Site
>=FWrite(nFile, "put "+Filename+CRLF)
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>* End the connection and close FTP
>=FWrite(nFile, "quit"+CRLF)
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>* Close the script file
>=FClose(nFile)
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>* Change current drive in DOS
>cFTPCmd = sys(5)
>! &cFTPCmd
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>* Invoke the DOS FTP program with the scripting option
>! ftp -s:ftp.txt
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Your example relies on a DOS window or session, the particular computer this has to run on is only a MS-DOS computer. The question is where do I get the FTP program and then how does it run.