jeff@kitrain.uucp (Jeff mcgough) (03/25/88)
I would like to get some information on FTP and TFTP. As far as how to get them set up, and admin them. Is there a tutorial or some other information I can get. Any and all help would be appreciated... Thanks, Jeff McGough Krohm Int 3535 Broadway ste412 KCMO 64111 (816) 931-3900 ...wucs2!kitrain!jeff
dvu@pyr.gatech.EDU (Dinh Vu) (01/30/89)
If FTP is public domain software, would some one point
me to the source code. Thanks for your help.
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======================================================================garath@ais.org (Belgarath) (01/16/91)
1) Is there a way to set up a file so when I ftp, I am automatically
set to binary and bell mode?
2) Will getting a text file with binary mode on cause problems when
trying to read it?
Thank you,
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*------------------------------------------------------------------*jerry@ora.com (Jerry Peek) (01/16/91)
In article <YJS+75$@irie.ais.org> garath@ais.org (Belgarath) writes: > 1) Is there a way to set up a file so when I ftp, I am automatically > set to binary and bell mode? Some versions let you put startup setups in your .netrc file. Here's a .netrc file under SunOS 4.1, for example: machine kumquat.xyz.edu login freddy password xxxxxxx macdef init cd "freddy 191" account yyyyyy binary machine uunet.uu.net login anonymous password freddy@kumquat.xyz.edu The "macdef init" line means that the commands after it, up to the empty line, will be run after the connection to the "kumquat.xyz.edu" machine is completed. The netrc(5) man page has details (on SunOS 4.1, at least). > 2) Will getting a text file with binary mode on cause problems when > trying to read it? That depends on the systems you're transferring the files between. I use ftp all the time to transfer both text and executable files between two identical Suns... no problem, because the files are stored the same way on both systems. --Jerry Peek, jerry@ora.com