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  3. October 2002

Re: FTP directory list information

Although they look the same, FTP subcommands do not have the same options
as UNIX commands. If you are on the Windows client, options are just
ignored. If you are an iSeries client, an error is generated. There are a
couple options - ls gives names only, dir gives full information, formatted
according to LISTFMT.

At 01:10 PM 10/7/02 +0100, you wrote:

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Hi

I was checking previous questions made about this issue.

I'm using LISTFMT set to 1 but I would like to get the list in time
reverse order as the UNIX command ls -lrt.
Doe anyone know how to obtain ordered list in FTP?

Thanks
Joana Ramos
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