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Subject: how do I automate ftp? (clarification)
Date: Mon, 02 Nov 1998 14:17:21 EST
From: Steven P Yang <spyang@MIT.EDU>
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Hi, about my last e-mail, a specific goal I have in mind for an automated ftp
would be the ability to schedule a file transfer at a specific time to 
a remote ftp server.  So, this implies that the ftp script would automatically
supply the username and password.
   I can do this on NT, but don't know if I can do this on FreeBSD.  

Is this possible?
Thanks,
Steven

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