said:
>I did before I posted.
You didn't say, so I mentioned tcphelp because lots of folks forget it
exists.
>I also read RFC 959 before I posted.
It's a good read.
>Since
>ftp.exe doesn't exactly match up with the RFC 959 spec (CWD comes to
>mind),
There's nothing that says the client commands have to match the protocol
commands.
>I figured maybe, just maybe, somebody had slimed it in.
If it was slimed in, I would not assume it was documented, even with the ?
command. You might try
lcd [ directory ]
Change the working directory on the local machine. If
no directory is specified, the user's home directory is
used.
which is what unix clients and the 32-bit TCP apps implement, but I'm
pretty sure it's not available on the client you are using.
Steven
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