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ftp命令详解（FTP command detailed） The FTP server is common on the Internet, the Linux FTP command is the function of command to control the transmission of documents between the local machine and the remote machine, here introduces some frequently used commands Linux FTP command, that has mastered these Linux FTP operation will be very easy. The general format of the Linux FTP command is as follows: $FTP host name /IP Where the host name /IP is the host name or IP address of the remote machine to be connected to. In the command line, the host name belongs to the options, if you specify the host name, FTP will try to connect to the remote machine FTP service program; if you do not specify the host name, FTP will give prompt, waiting for user input commands: $FTP FTP At this point, enter the open command, plus the hostname or IP address at the ftp prompt, and attempt to connect to the specified host. Regardless of the method you use, you need to log on on the remote machine if the connection is successful. If the user has an account on the remote machine, you can use this account via FTP and need to provide the password. The read and write permissions of the user account on the remote machine determine which file the user can download on the remote machine and which directory to put the uploaded file in. If there is no dedicated login account for the remote machine, many FTP sites have special accounts that can be used. The account is called Anonymous (also known as anonymous FTP). When you use this account, you want to enter the email address as the password. If the remote system provides anonymous FTP services, users can use this service to log into a special directory for public use. Typically, two directories are provided: the pub directory and the incoming directory. The pub directory contains all the files that the site uses for the public, and the incoming directory stores files uploaded to the site. Once the user logs in successfully on the remote site using FTP,