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ftplib-3.1-1 (0, 2003-08-14)
ftplib-3.1-1\additional_rfcs (130, 1998-06-20)
ftplib-3.1-1\CHANGES (4192, 1998-06-23)
ftplib-3.1-1\ftplib.lsm (704, 1998-06-23)
ftplib-3.1-1\html (0, 2003-08-14)
ftplib-3.1-1\html\FtpAccess.html (1192, 1997-11-05)
ftplib-3.1-1\html\FtpCDUp.html (500, 1998-06-20)
ftplib-3.1-1\html\FtpChdir.html (637, 1997-11-05)
ftplib-3.1-1\html\FtpClose.html (520, 1997-11-05)
ftplib-3.1-1\html\FtpConnect.html (994, 1997-11-25)
ftplib-3.1-1\html\FtpDelete.html (630, 1997-11-05)
ftplib-3.1-1\html\FtpDir.html (896, 1997-11-05)
ftplib-3.1-1\html\FtpGet.html (805, 1997-11-05)
ftplib-3.1-1\html\FtpInit.html (355, 1997-11-05)
ftplib-3.1-1\html\FtpLastResponse.html (845, 1997-11-05)
ftplib-3.1-1\html\ftplib.html (2671, 1998-06-23)
ftplib-3.1-1\html\FtpLogin.html (672, 1997-11-05)
ftplib-3.1-1\html\FtpMkdir.html (623, 1997-11-05)
ftplib-3.1-1\html\FtpModDate.html (1049, 1998-06-20)
ftplib-3.1-1\html\FtpNlst.html (783, 1997-11-05)
ftplib-3.1-1\html\FtpOptions.html (2954, 1998-06-23)
ftplib-3.1-1\html\FtpPut.html (818, 1997-11-05)
ftplib-3.1-1\html\FtpPwd.html (736, 1998-06-20)
ftplib-3.1-1\html\FtpQuit.html (525, 1997-11-05)
ftplib-3.1-1\html\FtpRead.html (894, 1997-11-05)
ftplib-3.1-1\html\FtpRename.html (703, 1997-11-05)
ftplib-3.1-1\html\FtpRmdir.html (630, 1997-11-05)
ftplib-3.1-1\html\FtpSite.html (617, 1997-11-05)
ftplib-3.1-1\html\FtpSize.html (1066, 1998-06-23)
ftplib-3.1-1\html\FtpSysType.html (782, 1998-06-20)
ftplib-3.1-1\html\FtpWrite.html (771, 1997-11-05)
ftplib-3.1-1\html\model.html (338, 1998-06-20)
ftplib-3.1-1\html\qftp.html (2996, 1997-11-25)
ftplib-3.1-1\NOTES (995, 1998-06-23)
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qftp is a simple program which demonstrates the use of ftplib. qftp performs directories or file transfers using the ftp protocol based on the command it was invoked with and command line arguments. qftp should be invoked through a softlink which indicates which operation it should perform. To install, copy qftp to a directory in your path. Execute the following commands in that directory: ln -s qftp ftpdir ln -s qftp ftpget ln -s qftp ftpsend ln -s qftp ftprm ln -s qftp ftplist Then, invoke qftp by using the commands ftpdir, ftpget, ftpsend, ftprm or ftplist. qftp processes the command line in order. The first argument should be the name of the system you wish to converse with. If you need to specify login information, that should be specified next with '-l' and '-p'. On UNIX systems, if you specify a username with '-l' and don't specify a password with '-p', qftp will prompt for a password. It is a good idea to do it this way as it keeps the password off the command line and out of 'ps' and other displays. When working through a proxy firewall, specify the firewall machine's name as the host. Specify the real host's name with the -l and -p parameters. For example: ftpget firewall -l anonymous@real.host.com -p user@myhost.org The exit status from qftp can be used to determine whether the transfer worked or not. Exit status 2 means a command line syntax error. 3 indicates a failure while attempting to translate the system name into an IP address. 4 indicates a failure attempting to connect to the remote machine. 5 indicates a login failure. 6 indicates a remote command error. 7 indicates a system call error. The command format is as follows: host [ -l user [ -p pass ] ] [ [ -v level ] [ -m umask ] [ -r path ] [ -a | -i ] [ file ] ] ... should be replaced with 'ftpget', 'ftpdir', 'ftpsend', 'ftprm' or 'ftplist'. 'host' is the name of the remote server machine and should immediately follow the command. '-l user' specifies the username to login with. '-p pass' specifies the password to use with that username. These should be specified immediately after the hostname. On UNIX systems, if a username is specified but a password is not, qftp will prompt for a password. If neither is specified, an anonymous login is attempted. '-v level' can be used to set the logging level of the routines. This can appear anywhere on the command line and will affect the logging of any actions performed on later command line arguments. Non-zero values cause qftp to log the actions it performs and display progress. Values greater than 1 cause ftplib to display responses received from the server. Values greater than 2 cause ftplib to display commands sent to the server. '-r path' can be used to change to a different directory on the server. '-m umask' attempts to change the default permissions mask on the server by issuing a 'SITE umask' command. This will not work with all servers but should work with almost any unix based server. '-a' and '-i' set ASCII and Image mode, respectively. This will apply to all files transfered until another '-a' or '-i' is encountered on the command line. 'file' specifies the name of a file to transfer. The specified file name will be used on both the local machine and the server. If no files are specified for 'ftpget' or 'ftpsend', a list of file names will be read from stdin. Examples I use ftpsend to upload my web pages to my ISP. I maintain them all on my home PC under linux and send either the entire directory tree or just modified files with ftpsend. To send the entire directory tree, I execute the following command from my login directory: find public_html -print | ftpsend cnj -l pfau -m 022 (connect to system cnj, login as user pfau and prompt for a password, set the umask to 022, send files whose names will be read from standard input which is generated by the 'find' command which lists all files under my public_html directory) If I modify a file or two, I'll send them from my html directory with the following command: ftpsend cnj -l pfau -m 022 -r public_html index.html hot.html (connect to system cnj, login as user pfau and prompt for a password, set the umask to 022, change directory to public_html, send files index.html and hot.html) To grab the latest directory listing of the linux area off of sunsite: ftpget sunsite.unc.edu -r /pub/Linux ls-lR.gz (connect to system sunsite.unc.edu, use an anonymous login, switch to directory /pub/Linux, get file ls-lR.gz)

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