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vhamberg@attbi.com wrote:
I've run into this, too. In Unix, I think there is a .rexec file somewhere that can have the password. Not in Windows, that I know of. A different way might be to use ftp in batch on the PC - ftp -s:filename host filename can have the user ID and password, as well as a quote site rcmd cl_command_string
Well, that's what I suggested to them in the first place, and they said they're going to use rexec via Windows API. I assume that's how they're able to enter a password. -Jeff
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