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Subject: ftp - mget files to IFS directory
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Date: Mon, 12 Mar 2007 09:26:46 -0500
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Good morning,

I'd like to retrieve all .txt files from a directory on a Windows server
and place in a directory on our V5R4 system.  I'm connecting to the Windows
server via FTP from our V5R4 system.  When I try to change my local
directory by using 'lcd /myFolder/aSubFolder' it looks like it wants a
'library/file.member' instead of an IFS directory.

What FTP commands should I use?

Thanks,

Frank

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