How about Lynx? Being a shell-account user skews my viewpoint, but
it seems worth considering. I don't know about its signaling success
or failure, though. (Btw, Lynx is even a decent file manager, if
nothing else is available. Pilot is rather pitiful for that purpose,
though usable easily by newbies.) Hope my s/n ratio is decent...
On Mon, 18 Oct 1999, Roger Irwin wrote:
}Anybody any ideas on the simplest ftp client, one that can be told to fetch a
}single file from a specific location, and returns 0 or 1 depending on wether
}things were OK?
}
}I would perhaps have a bash at this myself, but the actual ftp client from
}Berekely is quite a large program, perhaps somebody knows were I may find the
}source of a really minimalistic implementation to hack?
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