Basics commands:
ftp
cd -- To reach to required directory on the server.
lcd-- To reach to required directory on the local machine.
prompt -- Turns iteractive mode on or off so that commands on multiple files are executed without user
confirmation.
ascii -- To copy tex files use ascii mode.
binary -- To copy non text files like image or binaries etc use binary mode.
get -- To download file from the server.
mget* -- To download files from the server through wild characters.
put -- To upload file to the server.
mput * -- To upload file to the server through wild characters.
mdelete* -- To delete file from the server.
ls -- To list the files in server directory.
!ls -- To list the files in local machine directory.
pwd -- To check the present working directory on server.
!pwd -- To check the present working directory on local machine.
bye -- To quit ftp connection.
quit -- To quit ftp connection.
To check whether ftp status:
$sudo service --status-all | grep ftp
output: proftpd is stopped
To start ftp:
$sudo service proftpd start
To see the status of the ftpd
$sudo service proftpd status
To allow ftp sever connections:
$
Referernce:
http://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/iptables-passive-ftp-is-not-working/
http://www.thegeekstuff.com/2010/06/ftp-sftp-tutorial/
http://www.indianwebportal.com/block-ftp-access-firewall
ftp
cd -- To reach to required directory on the server.
lcd
prompt -- Turns iteractive mode on or off so that commands on multiple files are executed without user
confirmation.
ascii -- To copy tex files use ascii mode.
binary -- To copy non text files like image or binaries etc use binary mode.
get -- To download file from the server.
mget
put -- To upload file to the server.
mput * -- To upload file to the server through wild characters.
mdelete
ls -- To list the files in server directory.
!ls -- To list the files in local machine directory.
pwd -- To check the present working directory on server.
!pwd -- To check the present working directory on local machine.
bye -- To quit ftp connection.
quit -- To quit ftp connection.
To check whether ftp status:
$sudo service --status-all | grep ftp
output: proftpd is stopped
To start ftp:
$sudo service proftpd start
To see the status of the ftpd
$sudo service proftpd status
To allow ftp sever connections:
$
modprobe ip_conntrack_ftp Referernce:
http://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/iptables-passive-ftp-is-not-working/
http://www.thegeekstuff.com/2010/06/ftp-sftp-tutorial/
http://www.indianwebportal.com/block-ftp-access-firewall
