FWIW, I find hose and faucet useful. I commonly use two scripts to
do simple file transfer. 'tar' is the "protocol".. ;)
wwserve.sh:
---
#!/bin/bash
if [ "$1" == "" ]; then
echo "Usage: `basename $0` [tar options] <files>"
else
echo -e "Starting faucet...\n"
faucet 12345 --verbose --out --once tar -cvf- "$@"
fi
---
wwget.sh:
---
#!/bin/bash
if [ "$1" = "" ]; then
echo "Usage: `basename $0` <remotehost> [tar options/files to get]"
else
remotehost="${1}"; shift
hose "${remotehost}" 12345 --in tar -xvf- "$@"
fi
---
Notes:
. no security is provided with this
. the serve script is set to --once, ie. services one request and
terminates
. you'll want to change the port listed here, 12345 *grin*.. (no, I
don't actually use that).
. hose and faucet are part of a package called (?)netpipes in
Slackware
This is uni-directional. I don't know what your need is. You could
put a evil twin on 12346 to receive files.
HTH
-Cedar
> From: "Tzahi Fadida" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
> Where can i find a a very simple ftp program to run inside a shell account
> in user-mode. features seeked:
> different port then 23,21 whatever so it won't run into the existing ftp daemon.
> home directory as the restricted public dir.
> simple username/password.
> command line operating.
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