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I've never had an issue with FileZilla and IBM i. Even uploading binary
files, save files, etc.

It's just that sometimes I don't want to wait for a directory to load
before selecting the file to download. Sometimes that's just a waste of
time when I can go:

get LAPortal_2019-08-08-06.00.00.699000_out.zip

from a command line FTP interface.


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On Sun, Aug 11, 2019 at 8:59 AM Jim Oberholtzer <midrangel@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
wrote:

When I set up a connection in WinSCP I go into the advance tab, FTP, and
then enter the start up commands I want, IE: “site namefmt 1”

That’s always worked thus far. WinSCP seems to be far easier than
FileZilla to get IBM i to cooperate with it. It’s also much easier to
get at the other protocols and set them up than FileZilla.

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From: B Stone
Sent: Sunday, August 11, 2019 8:10 AM
To: Midrange Systems Technical Discussion
Subject: Re: FTP to/from IBM i issues

I've tried WinSCP and I can't seem to find the command entry. I see there
is an option but it's for running commands on the server. GET, etc don't
work.

I did figure out the issue. It was the Windows firewall for public
connections was on. In fact, I just verified that you need to turn off the
windows defender firewall and reconnect and things work great. I think
before I just turned it off while connected and assumed that wasn't it.

Well, at least I figured it out. I will dig more into WinSCP. Thanks.

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On Sat, Aug 10, 2019 at 11:03 PM John Yeung <gallium.arsenide@xxxxxxxxx>
wrote:

I like FTP if only because it's easier for
MGET and MPUTs than a GUI interface, and especially when I'm
downloading
single files with large unique file names/paths. Copy and paste. :)

I take it you mean you like the FTP client program, rather than the
FTP protocol.

You should have a look at WinSCP. It gives you the choice of GUI or
command-line. If you use the GUI, it feels a lot like FileZilla. The
command-line interface has `get` and `put` which both support
wildcards (and multiple files). So it's just as easy to use as
whatever FTP client you're used to, but it supports all the various
transport protocols.

John Y.
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