The file ownership issue can be solved by synchronizing UserID's on all
your workstations.
As for PC, it is not hard to run a ftpd, but the long filenames will be
trancated under DOS/Win31 (never used Windows0.95 :)
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Jianhua "Leo" Liu, Ph.D. NMR Facility Manager
Email: liu@main.chem.ohiou.edu Department of Chemistry
URL: http://nmr.chem.ohiou.edu/~leo Ohio University
Phone: (740)593-2738 FAX: 0148 Athens, Ohio 45701
On Tue, 10 Feb 1998, Jeff de Ropp wrote:
> Dear AMMRL:
> We have had old GE Omega spectrometers for many a year. Omega data are
> plain files and can be transferred to a PC with the basic DOS FTP command
> or with something like Winsock FTP for a Windows environment. However
> Bruker/Varian data are directories. What are people using to transfer
> these data to a PC? I have heard one can use Norton File Manager; I have
> also found some shareware called CuteFTP that seems to work for
> transferring entire directories. Are there other programs? (I know the
> directories can be tarred but some of our users would rather not deal with
> that...)
> Thanks,
> Jeff
>
>
> Jeff de Ropp
> NMR Facility, UC Davis
> jsderopp@ucdavis.edu
> 530-752-7677
> 530-752-3516 Fax
> NMR Facility Web site URL http://www.nmr.ucdavis.edu
>