On Sun, 12 May 2013, Mike Brown wrote:

> If I then do the following, it errors out:
>
> curl -k -u username:password ftps://domain.com/ -Q rm file.name.zip

Add -v and see the command being sent. -Q takes one parameter so this will
only send "rm" while "file.name.zip" will be treated as an additional URL on
the command line!

> curl -k -u username:password ftps://domain.com/ -Q "rm file.name.zip"

This sends "rm file.name.zip" to the server. But there's no FTP command called
'rm' so there's no suprise here. The command to delete a file is called 'DELE'
in FTP protocol land.

> Once I get that to work, I'm assuming I can delete subdirectory files by
> doing the following:
>
> curl -k -u username:password ftps://domain.com/ -Q cd subdir -Q rm
> file.name.zip

Yes, assuming you use the correct commands. 'cd' is CWD for example...

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