Ok, it's a nice idea, this solution
is simple and reliable...that's all, very special thanks!
Cya. ;)
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Albert Sans Feliu
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Corp. Empresarial Roca SA
Mail: albert_sans@roca.net
Tel.+34 93 496 23 00 - Barcelona
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Hagen Fritsch <hagen@itooktheredpill.dyndns.org>
02/06/2004 15:25
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To:
albert_sans@roca.net
cc:
Subject:
Re: Wput important question.
Ah, so you want to append something to the remote
file. Seems as though this
cannot be done directly, but there might be a few tricks.
If you have the contents of the remote images.txt on your local machine,
you
can simply do something like:
cat remote_images.txt images.txt > .tmpimages.txt
mv .tmpimages.txt remote_images.txt
wput remote_images.txt ftp://albert:albert@172.16.100.108/images.txt
So you append locally and wput will upload only the append data.
If you don't have the contents of the remote file, you can use some scripting
on ftp/netcat or parse the wput output to determine the current size or
even
download the remote file. You just need to pad the first $remote_size bytes
to a temporary file, append the contents of images.txt to it and then upload
the temporary file, where again only the appended bytes will be submitted.
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Mit besten Grüßen
Hagen
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