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    pgallahe Guest

    Default FTP limitations using MGET

    I am trying to FTP multiple files from a network directory. These file have various extensions on them and they are all 3 digit extensions and the digits are all numbers. I am entering: mget * (replace I want all the files on the directory and this is what I get for all the files: Character (*) not allowed at the beginning of object name. The * represents the first digit of the extensions 0 through 9 which ever it is on the file. Can anyone help me with this. One of my directories that I need has over 2500 files. Thanks.

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    Guest.Visitor Guest

    Default FTP limitations using MGET

    Have you tried "*.*" i.e. MGET *.* Dunno if it will work, but that's the DOS way of describing all files. Hope it helps Matt

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