Chapter 19. FTP: Transferring Files Across a Network
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The ftp File Transfer Protocol (FTP) is a method of downloading files from and uploading files to another system using TCP/IP over a network. File Transfer Protocol is the name of a client/server protocol (FTP) and a client utility (ftp) that invokes the protocol. In addition to the original ftp utility, there are many line-oriented and graphical FTP client programs, including most browsers, that run under many different operating systems. There are also many FTP server programs. ...
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