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Hello, everyone,
Has anyone tried to use Net::FTP::Recursive to connect to windows ftp
service and used ftp->rget() with it? I tried it several times and it
would return success for ftp->rget() but it wouldn't download my
directory and subdirectories from the Winblows ftp server. I tried the
same code to connect to a linux box and it worked just fine. So I am
wondering - could it be the OS that's wasting my time?
Thanks for any input in advance.
Roumen.

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Are you saying Billy The Kid? I would just shoot him if could "contact"
him.

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: him.


Welll that depends now doesn't it. Is it the native ftp server that comes
with IIS or is it some other third party program, of which there are many?

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Wyzelli

wrote:
> Hello, everyone,
> Has anyone tried to use Net::FTP::Recursive to connect to windows ftp
> service and used ftp->rget() with it? I tried it several times and it
> would return success for ftp->rget() but it wouldn't download my
> directory and subdirectories from the Winblows ftp server. I tried the
> same code to connect to a linux box and it worked just fine. So I am
> wondering - could it be the OS that's wasting my time?
> Thanks for any input in advance.
> Roumen.
>

On MS FTP server go into properties and set directory listing to Unix

<http://www.microsoft.com/windows2000/en/server/iis/default.asp?url=/windows2000/en/server/iis/htm/core/iiprsovr.htm>

Default is MS-DOS listing

John