Move remote files with Inet or Wininet

[Mark Sreeves]

OK, how to I move remote files using inet control or wininet APIs?

eg
move /abc123/file.txt to /abc123/archive/file.txt

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Mark Sreeves
Analyst Programmer

[email protected]
A BMW Group Company

Use rename file1 file2

Inet1.Execute "FTP://user[email protected]", "rename dir/file_from dir/file_to"

It executes 2 raw commands
Send, RNFR file_from
Recv, 350 ...
Send, RNTO file_to
Recv, 250 ...


Now help me with my space problem

PS. You sure UNIX doesn't support spaces? i see lot's of mp3's with spaces in the name and i beleive some of them are located on UNIX machines.

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Vincent van den Braken
EMail: [email protected]
ICQ: 15440110
Homepage: http://www.azzmodan.demon.nl





[This message has been edited by Azzmodan (edited 01-26-2000).]

[Mark Sreeves]

Thanks Azzmodan

I am 99.99% certain that you can't have spaces in filenames on UNIX.


What makes you think these mp3 files are on a UNIX boxes?


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Mark Sreeves
Analyst Programmer

[email protected]
A BMW Group Company

I ain't sure they are, but i found a lot of files with spaces, so i figured that atleast some of them should be on a UNIX box.(Guess im wrong)

Does the unix filesystem system support spaces? if so how are they translated(?) to ftp, or doesn't it support spaces in a filename at all.



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Vincent van den Braken
EMail: [email protected]
ICQ: 15440110
Homepage: http://www.azzmodan.demon.nl

[privoli]

The UNIX/Linux (ext2) filesystem does support spaces, similar to the Fat32 filesystem. It just treats them as spaces.



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Regards,

Paul Rivoli
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http://users.bigpond.com/privoli

[vbsquare]

If you need more help with the inet control, check out http://www.vbsquare.com/internet for my series on using the control.

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