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system file name is specified. 5.ASCII: Use ASCII type transfer mode. 6.bell: The computer rings once after each command completes. 7.bin: Use binary file transfer mode. 8.bye: Exits the FTP session process. 9.case: When using Mget, the upper case of the remote host file name is converted to lowercase letters. 10.CD Remote-dir: Access to remote host directory. 11.cdup: Enter the parent directory of

remote system file name is specified. 5. ASCII: Using the ASCII type transfer mode. 6. Bell: After each command completes, the computer rings once. 7. Bin: Use binary file transfer mode. 8. Bye: Exits the FTP session process. 9. Case: When using Mget, the capitalization of the remote host file name is converted to lowercase letters. CD Remote-dir: Into the remote host directory. Cdup: Enter t

uses the local file name if no remote system file name is specified. 5.ASCII: Use ASCII type transfer mode. 6.bell: The computer rings once after each command completes.7.bin: Use binary file transfer mode.8.bye: Exits the FTP session process.9.case: When using Mget, the upper case of the remote host file name is converted to lowercase letters. 10.CD Remote-dir: Access to remote host directory. 11.cdup: En

password, the input is not displayed on the terminal, and it is always blank. so if you are sure that the input is correct, press enter. 2. download an object The get and mget commands are usually used to download files. get is used for a single file, while mget is used for multiple files. A) get format: the file name to be downloaded by get is saved to the local file name. To obtain D: \ pic \ logo.jpg on

First, the FTP working principle(1) FTP use port[Email protected] ~]# Cat/etc/services | grep ftpftp-data 20/tcp #数据链路: Port 20ftp 21/tcp #控制链路: Port 21(2) FTP connection modeTwo connection modes are supported: Active mode (Port) and passive mode (PASV), both of which are for the data link, regardless of the control link. Active Mode working pro

the list of files and subdirectories in a remote directory. Multiple files can be specified.For example, mdir remote-file... local-FileWhat do you mean by parameters? If you don't understand, just look at the similar commands above. 22) mgetNote: The current file transfer type is used to copy multiple remote files to the local computer.For example, mget remote-files...In fact, multiple remote-files can be specified, which is the remote file to be cop

specified, the local file name is used. 5. ASCII: Use the ASCII type transmission method. 6. Bell: after each command is executed, the computer rings once. 7. Bin: Binary File Transfer Mode. 8. Bye: exit the FTP session. 9. Case: when using mget, convert uppercase letters in the remote host file name to lowercase letters. 10. CD remote-Dir: Enter the remote host directory. 11. cdup: Enter the parent direct

transmission method.6. bell: after each command is executed, the computer rings once.7. bin: Binary File Transfer Mode.8. bye: exit the ftp session.9. case: when using mget, convert uppercase letters in the remote host file name to lowercase letters.10. cd remote-dir: Enter the remote host directory.11. cdup: Enter the parent directory of the remote host directory.12. chmod mode file-name: Set the file-nam

Installation: Yum-y Install FTP Basic Commands: refer To:http://man.linuxde.net/ftp Example: [Root@nh-cdh-24 setuptools-1.4.2]# FTP 172.28.4.200 Connected to 172.28.4.200 (172.28.4.200). Welcome to blah FTP service. Name (172.28.4.200:root): Ops_user 331 Please specify the password. Password: 230 Login successful. Remo

shell,exit in the local machine back to the FTP environment, such as:!ls*.zip 2.$ Macro-ame[args]: Perform macro definition macro-name. 3.account[password]: Provides the supplemental password required to access system resources after a successful logon to the remote system. 4.append Local-file[remote-file]: Appends the local file to the remote system host and uses the local file name if no remote system file name is specified. 5.ASCII: Use ASCII type

I installed Linux with a virtual machine, the real system is Windows XP, under Windows XP with Serv-u software set up an FTP server, and then we can log on to the virtual machine Linux FTP server to download or upload files, The difference is only in Linux is in the command line input related FTP command to complete, should also have like FLASHFXP, cuteftp this k

I installed Linux with a virtual machine, the real system is Windows XP, under Windows XP with Serv-u software set up an FTP server, and then we can log on to the virtual machine Linux FTP server to download or upload files, The difference is only in Linux is in the command line input related FTP command to complete, should also have like FLASHFXP, cuteftp this k

]: append the local file to the remote system host. If the remote system file name is not specified, the local file name is used. 5. ASCII: Use the ASCII type transmission method. 6. Bell: after each command is executed, the computer rings once. 7. Bin: Binary File Transfer Mode. 8. Bye: exit the FTP session. 9. Case: when using mget, convert uppercase letters in the remote host file name to lowercase lette

name331 Specify the password.Password:--Enter passwordSuccessful Login.Remote system type is UNIX.Using binary mode to transfer files.Ftp> Help-----view assistance, show all FTP commandsCommands may abbreviated. Commands is:! Debug Mdir sendport Site$ dir mget put sizeAccount Disconnect mkdir pwd statusAppend exit MLS quit structASCII Form Mode quote systemBell get Modtime recv SuniqueBinary Glob mput rege

macro-name.3.account[password]: Provides the supplemental password required to access system resources after a successful logon to the remote system.4.append Local-file[remote-file]: Appends the local file to the remote system host and uses the local file name if no remote system file name is specified.5.ASCII: Use ASCII type transfer mode.6.bell: The computer rings once after each command completes.7.bin: Use binary file transfer mode.8.bye: Exits the FTP