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01-04-2008
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FTP/implicit SSL
Hi,
I want to FTP can some one help me how do I do this manually from unix command line Thanks, Last edited by sridatos; 01-08-2008 at 12:46 PM. 
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01-04-2008
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I use "$HOME/.netrc" to manage the logins to remote boxes for ftp then just write a simple script that I use as stdin for ftp.
I personally prefer to use scp for file transfers and use public/private key pairs. Also, consider using "wget".
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01-04-2008
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Hi Sridatos,
Yes, use putty (google it if you have never heard of it). It's a stable download that allows recursive getting (so mget -r nameofdir/*) will get a directory plus its contents, whilst preserving the order (and info) of subdirectories and files. This makes superior to most UNIX sftp commands. Good luck.
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