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Here's another request to incIude recognition of directory aliases with a TCC command.
I create directory aliases for FTP sites to make it easier to connect to them. For example,
I can then run
Unfortunately, I cannot run the IFTP command with those aliases unless I manually include the @FULL or @TRUENAME function.
P. S. In case it wasn't clear, the site "fatica" in my examples above is defined in my ftp.cfg file, where the full server name vefatica.net and my login information are stored.
I create directory aliases for FTP sites to make it easier to connect to them. For example,
Code:
ftpplug:=fatica:4plugins/x64/
fatica:=ftp://fatica/
I can then run
Code:
[TCC34.01.27 | C:\Users\Jay]
>*dir ftpplug:
Directory of ftp://fatica/4plugins/x64/*
2/04/2025 14:36 <DIR> .
2/04/2025 14:36 <DIR> ..
2/15/2020 0:00 <DIR> OldStuff
8/22/2021 0:00 4,728 4autotray64-new.zip
12/02/2014 0:00 90,620 4autotray64.zip
etc.
Unfortunately, I cannot run the IFTP command with those aliases unless I manually include the @FULL or @TRUENAME function.
Code:
[TCC34.01.27 | C:\Users\Jay]
>iftp ftpplug:
TCC: [11001] Host not found "ftpplug:"
[TCC34.01.27 | C:\Users\Jay]
>iftp %@full[ftpplug:]
[TCC34.01.27 | C:\Users\Jay]
>*dir ftp:
Directory of ftp://vefatica.net/4plugins/X64/*
2/04/2025 14:36 <DIR> .
2/04/2025 14:36 <DIR> ..
2/15/2020 0:00 <DIR> OldStuff
8/22/2021 0:00 4,728 4autotray64-new.zip
12/02/2014 0:00 90,620 4autotray64.zip
etc.
P. S. In case it wasn't clear, the site "fatica" in my examples above is defined in my ftp.cfg file, where the full server name vefatica.net and my login information are stored.
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