Is it possible that the quoted strings are case-sensitive? Does the
data exchange that curl shows look right to you?

Can you manually (from ftp.exe) try issueing that extra PWD command
and see whether that actually messes up the FTP session or not?

As far as suppressing it, I'll have to defer to someone else (don't
have time to look into the source code, but I'm not aware of any
curl.exe command-line option for suppressing it).

- Kevin

-----Original Message-----
From: Steven R. Shourds [mailto:srs_at_perfectionsoftware.com]
Sent: Wednesday, July 30, 2003 1:50 PM

Here is what I did.

F:\Tech\cURL>curl -Q "user \"8007667530_at_xyz.com 15171\"" -Q "pass PASS
WORD" -T testit.txt -u abc:abcpassword ftp.xyz.com -v

> user "8007667530_at_xyz.com 15171"
< 500-You are not permitted access to that system/service.
< 500
* QUOT string not accepted: user "8007667530_at_xyz.com 15171"
curl: (21) QUOT string not accepted: user "8007667530_at_xyz.com 15171"

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