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07-05-2001
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Need help about realizing an ftp-like system.
Hi people!
As you can read in the subject, I have a project at the University that requires me to realize a ftp-like through the sockets, in C. This is what I've been told so far, and since I'm studying Unix now for the first time I have little idea of where to start. Does anybody know of a little tutorial touching the subject, or of similar [small] applications that I could de-engineer to understand how it all works? Thanks a lot. 
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