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On Thu, 12 Jun 2003, Carl Galgano wrote:
>
> I THINK there is a FTP subcommand called PORT. You may have to run it using
> QUOTE PORT, or QUOTE SITE PORT. I am not sure, but something in the old
> memory seems to make me think you can do this. Hope it points you in the
> right direction.
>
No, sending the "QUOTE PORT" command wouldn't help him. Not unless he's going to write a program that actually receives the file on the address/port that he's just told the server to send to.
The PORT command is to be used by the FTP client to communicate address/port info to the server, it's not for direct use by a human.
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