The ftpappend() call appends information to a remote file.

Syntax

#include <ftpapi.h>

int ftpappend(host, userid, passwd, acct,  local,
          remote, transfertype)
char *host;
char *userid;
char *passwd;
char *acct;
char *local;
char *remote;
int transfertype;

Parameters

host

Host running the FTP server.

To specify the port number (other than the well-know port) used by the FTP server, code the host name, followed by a blank, then the port number. For example, specify ftpappend ("server1 1234",...)

ID used for logon.

Password of the user ID.

Account (when needed); can be NULL.

Local file name.

Remote file name.

Specifies a binary or ASCII transfer. T_ASCII is for ASCII, T_BINARY is for binary.

Return Values

The value 0 indicates success; the value -1 indicates an error. The value of ftperrno indicates the specific error. See Return Values for a description of the return codes.

Examples

int rc;rc=ftpappend("conypc","jason","ehgr1",NULL,"abc.doc","new.doc",T_ASCII);

The local ASCII file abc.doc is appended to the file new.doc in the current working directory at the host conypc.