See https://jpsoft.com/forums/threads/timeout-on-ftp-prospero-unm-edu.6616/
Apparently, when doing COPY /S "ftp://...", TCC inserts backslashes when constructing paths, and this can cause failure on (some) UNIX machines. This brief capture shows part of a COPY /S conversation.
In contrast, DIR /S does not seem to use backslashes.
Apparently, when doing COPY /S "ftp://...", TCC inserts backslashes when constructing paths, and this can cause failure on (some) UNIX machines. This brief capture shows part of a COPY /S conversation.
Code:
Request: E..8z.@.....JOTL..&..z..M.....J.P.@.E...CWD./tcmd\v13\..
Response: E..I.D@./.....&.JOTL...z..J.M...P....U..550.Failed.to.change.directory...In contrast, DIR /S does not seem to use backslashes.
