Simple command line File Transfer Protocol (FTP) client for browsing and downloading files from FTP servers.
This application was developed as assignment for our exam of networks at the University of Strasbourg. As we had only two hours to code the whole project we resumed our work on this project several months after in order to get it into a more presentable and complete shape. Enjoy :-)!
It's very straightforward! Just use the following command:
make
cFTP is an interactive application. Once you've launched it using ./bin/client
(from the repository's root and without any argument), you can start to type desired commands. You can get their complete listing and description by taping help
in the application's prompt or see the lines below:
-
open IPADDR
: Opens new connection to the FTP server identified by the IPv4 addressIPADDR
. -
close
: Closes currently opened connection. -
help
: Shows this help message. -
exit
: Closes currently opened connection and quits the application. -
list "PATH"
: Gets listing of the directory under the pathPATH
. -
delete "PATH"
: Deletes the file under the pathPATH
from the server without any confirmation. -
dir
: Gets path of the current working directory on the server. -
goto "PATH"
: Navigates to the pathPATH
on the server. -
get "PATH"
: Retrieves the file under the pathPATH
from the server onto local computer. -
passive
: Enters passive FTP mode. -
active
: Enters active FTP mode. -
debug on|off
: Shows/hides debugging informations on/from the standard output.
Marek Felsoci and Aurélien Rausch. For more information, see the AUTHORS file in this repostiory.
This application is licensed under the terms of the MIT licence. For further information and complete license text see the LICENSE file in this repository.