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From: "Dawson, Alan" <DawsonA [at] xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Mon, 22 Sep 2003 15:19:19 +0100
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Hi,

I need to ftp a load of files of of a unix box to a windows Box

Thats no problem.  Unfortuantely some of the files on the unix box have the
same name but different case which messes up when we get to the windows
machine (either not copying them or overwriting them)

eg

files "budget1Axdf" and "budget1axdf" are the same on windows but not unix.


I can go mget *[A-Z]*  which matches everything with a capital  but how can
i get the other files that are lower case?

Help!


Alan Dawson
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