Re: Using FTP from the command line
- From: Fred Roller <froller@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 31 Mar 2008 09:12:39 -0400
As Michael mentioned there are any number of solutions. Until you find
one you like you could also ctl+alt+F[1-6] for a new terminal. Just
remember where you left your ftp session.
Fred
On Mon, 2008-03-31 at 15:01 +0200, Michael Zoet wrote:
On 31-03-2008 14.37, Dotan Cohen wrote:I use gftp-text for command line ftp. It is derived from the GUI ftp
I am getting more comfortable on the command line and I use FTP there---end quoted text---
often. However, I have one issue with it: How can one browse the local
filesystem while in FTP mode? All I could find is lcd, for 'local cd'.
But how can I 'ls' and 'pwd' on the _local_ box while I am in FTP
mode? Note that I cannot use a graphical FTP client for this project,
as the machine has no X. Thanks.
Hi Dotan,
I'd recommend the package ncftp which has the commands lls (list local files)
and lpwd (local working directory).
program gftp. With gftp-text you have the commands lpwd, lcd and so on also.
apt-get install gftp-text will get you started.
You see there are a lot of alternative ftp command line programms for
Linux/Unix. The old and "normal" ftp program on every Linux/Unix box is
rather old and odd. I think it exists since 1972 or so ;-).
Michael
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