> If you use the ftps:// protocol in the URL, you
> won't need the additional
> 'ftpssl' option.

Ok. But I get the same error even when I use the
ftp:// procotol WITH the ftpss option. Would you
expect it?

> Do note that the (proposed) standards encourage the
> use of ftp:// and the
> equivalent of --ftpssl.

Sorry, what does --ftpssl mean? Should I use the
ftpssl option with 2 dashes before it?

> Try using the equivalent of the curl tool's
> --insecure option instead of the
> -cainfo, just to see if this is a problem with the
> server certificate
> verification or something else.

I tried to look for the -insecure option, but I didn't
find it. Obviously I looked into the TclCurl
documentation.
 
> The output you get from -verbose might help too.

Well, I used it in all the attempts I made but with no
results at all but the error numbers. Am I using it
correctly?

Thanks for you help
Stefano

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