Why not just putting it into a shell function?
Ralf worried that cmdline ftp would not necessarily be available.
And the other issues mentioned here are other reasons not to use it by
default, I guess. And making gnupload test what works / what is
available seems like way more trouble than it
- Original Message -
From: "Bruno Haible" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Karl Berry" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>;
Sent: Sunday, August 03, 2008 3:08 PM
Subject: Re: ncftpput replacement
> Karl Berry wrote:
>> The gnupload script (which is in gnulib) depe
Karl Berry wrote:
> The gnupload script (which is in gnulib) depends on ncftpput. I found
> it easier to write a replacement using plain old command line ftp than
> to install ncftp.
Nothing against such a replacement script, if it works for you.
The 'ftp' program on some Linux distros, however,
Karl Berry wrote:
The gnupload script (which is in gnulib) depends on ncftpput. I found
it easier to write a replacement using plain old command line ftp than
to install ncftp.
Any objections to my putting this in gnulib/build-aux?
Why not just putting it into a shell function?
Paolo
The gnupload script (which is in gnulib) depends on ncftpput. I found
it easier to write a replacement using plain old command line ftp than
to install ncftp.
Any objections to my putting this in gnulib/build-aux?
I know it doesn't have all the bells and whistles it should, but hey, this is a
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