Sunnanvind Briling: > Then you should be able to use ANY ftp-client > that come with your distro, but I'd recommend ncftp or you could try > 'apt-cache search ftp' and just install whichever look interesting. > > Thanks for the tip. > I just remembered that the last time I was fiddling with ftp I 1) had problem with >my connection and B) the server kept crashing. So now it's basically just a matter of >me taking the time to read a manpage and do some changes (just some small fixes to >the page, some opinions I no longer hold, and so on).. If you are behind a firewall you might have to use an ftp-client that supports passive connections. I wish I could use ncftp for that, but I have actually never managed to get it to work in passive mode (ncftp 2.4.3 on Debian 2.2 or RedHat 5.2). Any tip (or config files) appreciated :) I usually end up using pftp, which is ftp in passive mode. Ok if compiled with ncurses (or whatver. I wanna use the arrow keys and tab!) > Sunnanvind (hope this doesn't get marked as OT/techy for grrltalk..) Sending it right away to techtalk now :) (Reply-to set!) Magni :) -- ulimit is good for you. _______________________________________________ techtalk mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.linux.org.uk/mailman/listinfo/techtalk
