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this is wrong. You cannot transfer more than one file using get. You have to use mget. If your intention is to transfer the file to some specific location into the local machine, you have to do something like:
as you can notice there are two errors: first, the complete path cannot be specified in the mget statement (you have to previously cd in the directory as I explained in my previous post); second, the two files are the same... and at this point I don't understand what do you want to do.
Questions:
0) do you want to download the file mysql-5.1.31-linux-i686-glibc23.tar.gz from the remote machine?
1) in which directory is placed the file mysql-5.1.31-linux-i686-glibc23.tar.gz on the remote machine?
2) in which directory you want to download the file on your local machine?
I work for a newspaper and I am constantly sending files through ftp, this is from one of my scripts.
ftp -v -n ftp.sleepy.com << EOF=20
user username password
prompt
cd /mysanantonio/specsec
mkdir R-SPS-$newDir-tab
cd R-SPS-$newDir-tab
bin
mput *.pdf
quit
EOF
echo "If you got here this section would uploading right now"
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