Core FTP

Posting this from home and can't provide the exact version numbers of everything involved, but here goes: I'm trying to call CoreFTP in command-line mode with the -s switch via system() in a Perl CGI program. Everything works great if I just run the script from the command line on any of several com...

[quote="CP"]I added the -s parameter and put the URL at the beginning of the command line.[/quote] Like this? --- "C:\Program Files\CoreFTP\coreftp.exe" ftp://<userid>:<password>@machine.domain.com -u "C:\Documents and Settings\My.Name\My Documents\skeleton.jcl" -tls -A...

[quote="CP"]Are you running the LE or Pro version? I ran a quick test with Pro and it seems to be working, so it might just be the LE version doesn't support it.[/quote] I've tried both. Just now I used the uninstall option to remove the LE version, then installed the Pro version (splash s...

[quote="CP"]Try putting the URL as the first parameter... If that doesn't work then there might be a bug that needs fixing...[/quote] Looks like a bug. My (obfuscated) command line is now: [code]"C:\Program Files\CoreFTP\coreftp.exe" ftp://userid:password@subdomain.domain.com -u ...

Fooling around with this some more, I'm beginning to suspect that the script options are simply ignored. If I use -scbt followed by the name of a nonexistent file, I don't get an error message...I just get the same behavior as when I specify a real file. I'll be happy to buy the Pro version if I nee...

I'm connecting from a Windows XP Pro machine to a z/OS mainframe via FTPS (not SFTP). I need to send SITE FILETYPE=JES prior to uploading a file containing JCL. This command will cause the file to be sent to the z/OS internal reader and submitted as a batch job rather than uploaded into a file. I'm ...