UNIX FTP command
FTP > ascii: set to transfer files in ASCII mode (default)
FTP > bell: alarm prompt every time a file transfer is completed.
FTP > binary: set the file to be transferred in binary mode.
FTP > bye: terminates the host FTP process and exits FTP management.
FTP > case: when ON, the file names copied with the MGET command are converted to lowercase letters on the local machine.
FTP > cd: the same CD command as UNIX.
FTP > cdup: return to the previous directory.
FTP > chmod: change the file permissions of the remote host.
FTP > close: terminates the remote FTP process, returns to the FTP command state, and all macro definitions are deleted.
FTP > delete: delete files in the remote host.
FTP > dir [remote-directory] [local-file] lists the files in the current remote host directory. If there is a local file, write the result to the local file.
FTP > get [remote-file] [local-file] is transferred from the remote host to the local host.
FTP > help [command] output an explanation of the command.
FTP > lcd: change the working directory of the current local host, if default, change to the current user's HOME directory.
FTP > ls [remote-directory] [local-file] as DIR.
FTP > macdef: define macro commands.
FTP > mdelete [remote-files] deletes a batch of files.
FTP > mget [remote-files] receives a batch of files from the remote host to the local host.
FTP > mkdir directory-name establishes a directory in the remote host.
FTP > mput local-files transfers a batch of files from the local host to the remote host.
FTP > open host [port] re-establish a new connection.
FTP > prompt: interactive prompt mode.
FTP > put local-file [remote-file] transfers a local file to the remote host.
FTP > pwd: lists the current remote host directory.
FTP > quit: same as BYE.
FTP > recv remote-file [local-file] as GET.
FTP > rename [from] [to] change the file name in the remote host.
FTP > rmdir directory-name deletes the directory in the remote host.
FTP > send local-file [remote-file] as PUT.
FTP > status: displays the status of the current FTP.
FTP > system: displays the remote host system type.
FTP > user user-name [password] [account] log in to the remote host again with a different user name.
FTP >? [command]: same as HELP. [command] specifies the name of the command that needs help. If no command,ftp is specified, a list of all commands is displayed.
FTP >! Exit from the ftp subsystem to the shell.
Example:
# download files
Cd $LOCAL_PATH
Ftp-I-n $FTP_IP $FTP_PORT
