SEE
DOS Command
Line Support for a detailed explanation of using SEAGULL FTP in batch
files.SEAGULL FTP supports the use of "Command Line Switches" during program startup.
Use the /C command-line switch to launch SEAGULL FTP and connect to a specific Host Name. An example would be:
BZFTP.EXE /CmyHost will launch a session with the name "myHost".
Use the /S command-line switch to launch a specific SEAGULL FTP session number. The number can be from 1 through 99. All SEAGULL FTP sessions are numbered with a T# where # is a number 1-99.
Example:
BZFTP.EXE /S10 Will launch Session 10. SEAGULL FTP will display T10.
Use the /F<filename> command-line switch to launch SEAGULL FTP and use the configuration stored in <filename>. An example would be:
BZFTP.EXE /FmyConfig.zft
The file must exist in the SEAGULL FTP "Config" subdirectory.
SEE
DOS Command
Line Support for a detailed explanation of using SEAGULL FTP in batch
files.
SEE
the Command Line Switch
Table for a complete list of SEAGULL FTP Command Line Switches.