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FTP Commands in Unix Guide

This document lists FTP commands in Unix. It includes 27 commands for navigating directories, transferring files, setting transfer options, and terminating FTP sessions on both local and remote systems. Some key commands are cd to change the remote working directory, get and put to receive and send files, ascii and binary to set the transfer type, and bye to terminate the FTP session and exit.

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FTP Commands in Unix Guide

This document lists FTP commands in Unix. It includes 27 commands for navigating directories, transferring files, setting transfer options, and terminating FTP sessions on both local and remote systems. Some key commands are cd to change the remote working directory, get and put to receive and send files, ascii and binary to set the transfer type, and bye to terminate the FTP session and exit.

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FTP COMMANDS IN UNIX:

1. ! escape to the shell


2. $ execute macro
3. account send account command to remote server
4. append append to a file
5. ascii set ascii transfer type
6. bell beep when command completed
7. binary set binary transfer type
8. bye terminate ftp session and exit
9. case toggle mget upper/lower case id mapping
1 cd change remote working directory
0.
11 cdup change remote working directory to parent directory
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1 close terminate ftp session
2.
1 cr toggle carriage return stripping on ascii gets
3.
1 delete delete remote file
4.
1 debug toggle/set debugging mode
5.
1 dir list contents of remote directory
6.
1 disconnect terminate ftp session
7.
1 form set file transfer format
8.
1 get receive file
9.
2 glob toggle metacharacter expansion of local file names
0.
2 hash toggle printing `#' for each buffer transferred
1.
2 help print local help information
2.
2 lcd change local working directory
3.
2 ls nlist contents of remote directory
4.
2 macdef define a macro
5.
2 mdelete delete multiple files
6.
2 mdir list contents of multiple remote directories
7.
2 mget get multiple files
8.
2 mkdir make directory on the remote machine
9.
3 mls nlist contents of multiple remote directories
0.
3 mode set file transfer mode
1.
3 mput send multiple files
2.
3 nmap set templates for default file name mapping
3.
3 ntrans set translation table for default file name mapping
4.

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