HP Integrity NonStop H-Series - Manual (Page 74)

Result Maxextents Secondary Primary
FTP set maxextents to the
default value.You might not specified specified specified
create a Format 2 file when
you want to create a Format
1 file.
FTP sets the secondary extent
size to the value of primary specified not specified specified
extent size.The specified
maxextents value is used.
FTP sets the secondary extent
size to the value of primary not specified not specified specified
extent size.FTP uses the
maxextents default value.
pwd
Use the pwd command to display the name of the current working directory of the remote system.
pwd
Example
To display the directory, enter the following command:
ftp> pwd
quit
Use the quit command to disconnect from the remote system and exit FTP. (The quit command
performs the same operation as the bye command.)
quit
Example
To stop communicating with a remote system and exit FTP, enter the following command:
ftp> quit
quote
Use the quote command to send specific arguments verbatim to the remote FTP server. The arguments
are not subjected to normal command parsing.
quote argument [ argument ] ...
argument
is a sequence of characters to be sent to the remote system without being parsed by FTP.
Examples
•
The following command sends three arguments to the remote system. In this example, the
debug and verbose toggles are on.
ftp> quote
Noop---> NOOP
200 NOOP command successful.
•
The FTP server allows a client to access either the Guardian file system or the OSS file system.
Switching back and forth between the two file systems can be accomplished using the quote
command from the FTP client followed by the character string “Guardian” or “OSS”. For
example:
ftp> quote Guardian accesses the Guardian file system.
ftp> quote OSS accesses the OSS file system.
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