Adding an additional slash made it interrupt the directory I wanted as
/teddy1 which doesn't exist. Good suggestion though. I know on the
mainframe system if you sign in as the user frog, in order to change to
teddy you have to do... cd 'teddy1'

I don't know if there is an equivalent in curl.

curl -v --ftp-ssl -K /u02/scripts/loads/ftpssl_frog1.txt --use-ascii

-T "/u02/downloads/hris/flexuploads/hrupd.data" ftp://server//teddy1
<ftp://server/teddy1>

Without the extra slash ftp://server/teddy1 it assumes the directory
structure of frog.teddy1 instead of teddy1

 
Received on 2006-11-29