Ftp console
Description
c'est un FTP console a base des composants OverByte - ICS v5
le but : c'est d'avoir un FTP en complément de PUTTY pour avoir un ensemble telnet/SSH, FTP/SFTP gérable par redirection d'entrée/sortie (PUTTY ne propose pas de FTP)
l'interet :
un composant léger de 200Ko...
des redirections Input/ouput qui fonctionnent
un mode ligne de commande compatible au "sftp" de PUTTY
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' all command on pftp :
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to launch pftp :
pftp [user@]host [21] [-pw password]
pftp host [port]
all pftp commands :
!dir list contents of current directory in local client
!dir [selection-criteria]
!mkdir create a directory in local client
!mkdir New-Directory
!rmdir remove a directory in local client
!rmdir Directory
!ren rename a file in local client
!ren Old-file New-file
!del remove a file in local client
!del File
bye finish your FTP session
cd change your remote working directory
cd Sub-directory
chmod change file permissions and modes
chmod Attrib file
del delete a file
del File
dir list contents of a remote directory
dir [Sub-directory]
exit finish your FTP session
get download a file from the server to your local machine
get Host-file [local-file]
help print this help
lcd change local working directory
lcd Sub-directory
lpwd print current local working directory
lpwd
ls list contents of a remote directory
ls [Sub-directory]
mkdir create a directory on the remote server
mkdir New-directory
mv move or rename a file on the remote server
mv Old-file new-file
open connect to a host
open [User@]host [port] [-pw password]
put upload a file from your local machine to the server
put Local-file [host-file]
pwd print your remote working directory
quit finish your FTP session
reget continue downloading a file
reget Host-file [local-file]
ren move or rename a file on the remote server
ren Old-file New-file
reput continue uploading a file
reput Local-file [host-file]
rm delete a file on remote server
rm Host-file
rmdir remove a directory on the remote server
rmdir Host-directory
le but : c'est d'avoir un FTP en complément de PUTTY pour avoir un ensemble telnet/SSH, FTP/SFTP gérable par redirection d'entrée/sortie (PUTTY ne propose pas de FTP)
l'interet :
un composant léger de 200Ko...
des redirections Input/ouput qui fonctionnent
un mode ligne de commande compatible au "sftp" de PUTTY
'***********************
' all command on pftp :
'***********************
to launch pftp :
pftp [user@]host [21] [-pw password]
pftp host [port]
all pftp commands :
!dir list contents of current directory in local client
!dir [selection-criteria]
!mkdir create a directory in local client
!mkdir New-Directory
!rmdir remove a directory in local client
!rmdir Directory
!ren rename a file in local client
!ren Old-file New-file
!del remove a file in local client
!del File
bye finish your FTP session
cd change your remote working directory
cd Sub-directory
chmod change file permissions and modes
chmod Attrib file
del delete a file
del File
dir list contents of a remote directory
dir [Sub-directory]
exit finish your FTP session
get download a file from the server to your local machine
get Host-file [local-file]
help print this help
lcd change local working directory
lcd Sub-directory
lpwd print current local working directory
lpwd
ls list contents of a remote directory
ls [Sub-directory]
mkdir create a directory on the remote server
mkdir New-directory
mv move or rename a file on the remote server
mv Old-file new-file
open connect to a host
open [User@]host [port] [-pw password]
put upload a file from your local machine to the server
put Local-file [host-file]
pwd print your remote working directory
quit finish your FTP session
reget continue downloading a file
reget Host-file [local-file]
ren move or rename a file on the remote server
ren Old-file New-file
reput continue uploading a file
reput Local-file [host-file]
rm delete a file on remote server
rm Host-file
rmdir remove a directory on the remote server
rmdir Host-directory
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