For example, -A isn??™t the same as -a. In addition, you must use
the - (minus) sign and not the / (slash) when typing command line arguments. You need to type
the command with these requirements in mind. Most of these switches also appear in the interface,
so you can modify the behavior after you start the application. The following list describes each of
the command line arguments.
-v Disables the display of remote server responses. It comes in handy if you want the download
to progress in the background without disturbing your foreground task.
-n Disables auto-logon on initial connection.
-i Removes interactive prompting during multiple file transfers. This enables you to automate
the file transfer process.
-d Displays all FTP commands passed between the client and server. This enables you to
debug script files.
-g Disables filename globbing (essentially, wildcard expansion), which permits the use of
wildcard characters in local filenames and pathnames.
-s:Filename Replaces
with the name of a text file containing FTP commands. In
essence, this switch enables you to create a script for your FTP download. Use this switch
instead of redirection (>).
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