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тАО09-29-2004 07:53 PM
тАО09-29-2004 07:53 PM
FTP in Linux
I need a clue to resolve this issue and will appreciate your noble input.
I was give an FTP xyz to upload my graphic work to for quick access from the owner of the remote site
From root(#) I typed ftp ftp xyz; Login with the ID and the password created. I changed to the root directory where I have the file on my own Linux Box /root. Used the "put Filename remote" to uplooad to the said directory.
I was told the file or directory did not exist. I checked to be sure I have the correct file name and still have that same error message displayed
Kindly assist
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тАО09-29-2004 09:30 PM
тАО09-29-2004 09:30 PM
Re: FTP in Linux
Ok. Is it you are trying as,
linux ( root ) ----> remote site ( user )
linux root # ftp
ftp> open user passwd
ftp> lcd /
so that it will go to / directory. But there is a possibility that we can not access remote site's root directory there. So keep the same directory and don't use cd there.
ftp> !pwd
It is local machine present working direcrory (pwd)
ftp> pwd
remote site presend working directory (PWD)
ftp> put /localdir/localfile
So that it will put the local file into remote site's on the same current directory as remotefile.
HTH.
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тАО09-29-2004 10:13 PM
тАО09-29-2004 10:13 PM
Re: FTP in Linux
pwd displays "/" which i understand is the remote Present working directory
However I have this error message that no such file or directory exist after typing
ftp>put /root/filename
help see what i am doing wrong
regards
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тАО09-29-2004 10:37 PM
тАО09-29-2004 10:37 PM
Re: FTP in Linux
ftp>put /root/filename
can you try and what are you getting for this as,
ftp> bi
changing to binary mode
ftp> status
ftp> put /root/filename /tmp/filename
ftp> put /root/filename /filename
ftp> ls
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тАО09-30-2004 07:55 PM
тАО09-30-2004 07:55 PM
Re: FTP in Linux
strange...,
try to start FTP client directly from dir where
your file{s} is located
or
try to use graphical ftp clinet like gFTP, midnight commander or something like this
br Jan
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тАО10-05-2004 02:40 AM
тАО10-05-2004 02:40 AM
Re: FTP in Linux
1. change to the directory where the file is local stored.
2. ftp
3. enter username and password
4. type "binary" to change to binary mode
5. type "put
if this don't work:
a) try to rename the local file.
b) perhaps there are spaces or special characters in the filename so that you have to use " to tell ftp the filename includes spaces and special chars.