At 9:22 AM -0000 12/3/97, Rich Morin wrote: >I'm trying to FTP several thousand files from a Unix-based server >to a Jaz disk mounted on a PowerMac 7100/80. I've been using Fetch >3.0, with the preferred memory set to 5000. I have Fetch running >in the foreground and the screen saver disabled. With all of this, >Fetch dies in assorted parts of the transfer, saying: [snip] Can you telnet and compress the files on the Unix machine?? If you can, make a tar file ("%tar cf target_directory.tar target_directory") then do Unix compress on that file ("%compress target_directory.tar"). Compress may complain that "file was unchanged". Thats ok. Then get suntar (shareware, web search on the name should turn up a download point) and install them on the Mac. If the tar file couldnt be compressed, just download target_directory.tar to the Jaz and run suntar on it. If it did compress, d/l the target_file.tar.Z file drop it on StuffitExpander then run suntar on the .tar file. Hope this helps. Bill ________________________________ William Melvin (bmelvin@gbnintl.com) Systems Manager - GBN Int'l Inc. 290 Franklin Street Suite 110 Buffalo, NY 14202 Phone (716) 847-8170 Fax (716) 847-8625 ***** Want to unsubscribe from this list? ***** Send mail with body "unsubscribe" to mac-perl-request@iis.ee.ethz.ch