On Wed, 6 May 2009, Craig Liddle wrote:

> put ${log_dir}/selection_file /dev/tfs/FTFRptReq
> get /dev/tfs/FTFRptA ${log_dir}/ftfreport
> rename /dev/tfs/FTFRptReq /dev/tfs/END

> curl --ftp-method nocwd --user ftpuser -T /tmp/selfile
> ftp://server//dev/tfs/BiiDelExpReq ftp://server//dev/tfs/BiiDelExp -o
> /tmp/file_from_server -Q "-RNFR /dev/tfs/BiiDelExpReq" -Q "-RNTO
> /dev/tfs/END"

> The put works, but the download is printed to stdout (it ignores the -o).

I believe that is because the -o is used for the first URL (as some protocols
both send and download with a single URL), how about if you use a second -o?

> Can curl offer me what i want without having to develope a program using
> libcurl?

Developing such a program simply means using your favourite script language
and its libcurl binding. It shouldn't be any major hurdle.

-- 
  / daniel.haxx.se
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