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From: Michael Dorin <dorin@puma.chaski.com>
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Subject: how do I use ncftp to get a whole tree?
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I have used ncftp to get a directory, but is it possible to grab every 
directory under that directory too?  It gives me a message like
"pub" is a special file or something like that.

-Mike


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