Commands for FTP connection and transmission in CentOS

% Ftp host name/IP/* log on to the ftp server, and you will be prompted to enter the username and password */anonymous logon: username input: anonymous password input: any string in the email format FTP & gt; ascii: set file transfer in ASCII mode (default value) FTP & gt; bell: An alarm is reported every time a file is transferred. FTP & gt; binary: sets file transfer in binary mode. FTP % ftp host name/IP/* log on to the ftp server, and you will be prompted to enter the user name and password */

Anonymous logon: username input: anonymous password input: any string in the email format

FTP> ascii: set file transfer in ASCII mode (default)
FTP> bell: An alarm is triggered every time a file is transferred.
FTP> binary: sets file transfer in binary mode.
FTP> bye: terminate the FTP process on the host and exit FTP management.
FTP> case: when it is ON, use the MGET command to copy the file name to the local machine, all converted to lowercase letters.
FTP> cd: the same as the unix cd command.
FTP> cdup: return to the upper-level Directory.
FTP> chmod: change the file permission of the remote host.
FTP> close: terminate the remote FTP process and return to the FTP command status. all macro definitions are deleted.
FTP> delete: delete files from the remote host.
FTP> dir [remote-directory] [local-file] lists the files in the directory of the current remote host. if there are local files, write the results to the local file.
FTP> get [remote-file] [local-file] is transferred from the remote host to the local host.
FTP> help [command] explanation of the output command.
FTP> LCD: changes the working directory of the current local host. if it is set to default, it is transferred to the HOME directory of the current user.
FTP> ls [remote-directory] [local-file] is the same as DIR.
FTP> macdef: Defines macro commands.
FTP> mdelete [remote-files] deletes a batch of files.
FTP> mget [remote-files] receives a batch of files from the remote host to the local host.
FTP> mkdir directory-name: create a directory in the remote host.
FTP> mput local-files transfers a batch of files from the local host to the remote host.
FTP> open host [port] to create a new connection.
FTP> prompt: interactive prompt mode.
FTP> put local-file [remote-file] transfers a local file to the remote host.
FTP> pwd: list the Directory of the current remote host.
FTP> quit: same as BYE.
FTP> recv remote-file [local-file] is the same as GET.
FTP> rename [from] [to] change the file name in the remote host.
FTP> rmdir directory-name: delete the directory in the remote host.
FTP> send local-file [remote-file] is the same as PUT.
FTP> status: displays the status of the current FTP.
FTP> system: displays the system type of the remote host.
FTP> user-name [password] [account] log on to the remote host with another user name.
FTP>? [Command]: same as HELP. [command], it specifies the name of the command that requires HELP. If no command is specified, ftp displays a list of all commands.
FTP>! Exit from the ftp subsystem to the shell.