smbclient, and mget

Is there anyway to set mget in smbclient to not ask me for a
confirmation on every file it tries to download?

For instance.
smb: \> mget *.txt
Get file 1.txt? y
Get file 2.txt? y
etc...

Id rather it just grabs them all, and doesnt ask for a confirmation,
sort of like the -i switch on the shell ftp client does. I've looked
throught he man page, cant find anything about it.

Any help would be great. Thanks!

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On Mon, 11 Aug 2003 16:29:03 GMT
Nathan <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:

> Is there anyway to set mget in smbclient to not ask me for a
> confirmation on every file it tries to download?
>
> For instance.
> smb: \> mget *.txt
> Get file 1.txt? y
> Get file 2.txt? y
> etc...
>
> Id rather it just grabs them all, and doesnt ask for a confirmation,
> sort of like the -i switch on the shell ftp client does. I've looked
> throught he man page, cant find anything about it.
>
> Any help would be great. Thanks!

In ftp sessions, you type 'prompt,' and it turns on/off those prompts
(on by default)
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"Nathan" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Is there anyway to set mget in smbclient to not ask me for a
> confirmation on every file it tries to download?
>
> For instance.
> smb: \> mget *.txt
> Get file 1.txt? y
> Get file 2.txt? y
> etc...
>
> Id rather it just grabs them all, and doesnt ask for a confirmation,
> sort of like the -i switch on the shell ftp client does. I've looked
> throught he man page, cant find anything about it.

Same as ftp; "prompt", which is clearly defined in the man page.

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