Stuart McLachlan
stuart at lexacorp.com.pg
Tue May 23 02:31:14 CDT 2006
On 22 May 2006 at 15:02, Rocky Smolin - Beach Access S wrote: > Staurt: > > I'm looking at your FTPSend.exe help screen. It says you need to use /C > first to create the encrypted parameter file then call it again (I guess) > using /R? On the web site however it says you call it based on parameters > passed to it on the command line. With the parameters to avoid the > parameter file? Would you then not use either /C or /R? > That's why the "/C ParamterFileName" is in square brackets on the help screen. It means that it is an optional parameter. If you start with a /C it will create the parameter file and then quit. It won't perform an FTP session. If you start with a /R it will read the parameter file first to get the default parameters, these will be overridden by other parameters which follow, if any. If you don't have either /C or /R at the start of the command line, it will not even think about a parameter file. It will just run with the parameters on the command line. -- Stuart