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= GetFtp Version 1.0, 04/08/1997, By L.ARNAL =
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  Get a ftp tree from a host.


   This program is a quick way to download an Ftp tree from a remote computer. It's not
an attempt to make one other mirror programm. I make it to have an easy, and quick tool
to download Ftp tree.

   It's take me one or two hours to write it, thunks to "ftplib". Ftplib is a little 
librairay that make it easy to make ftp things. Ftplib is not give there in it's 
full package, but I think you can get from sunsite.unc.edu if you're interest in.

FTP Library Routines Release 2
Thomas Pfau (pfau@cnj.digex.net)
March 15, 1997            

Begin3
Title:          ftplib
Version:        Release 2
Entered-date:   15MAY97
Description:    library of callable ftp routines and a command line
                utility for transferring files via ftp
Keywords:       ftp library tcpip script
Author:         pfau@cnj.digex.net (Thomas Pfau)
Primary-site:   ftp.cnj.digex.net /pub/cnj/pfau
                60KB ftplib-v2.tar.gz
Alternate-site: sunsite.unc.edu /pub/Linux/libs
Platforms:      linux windows-nt vms osf/1
Copying-policy: GPL
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INSTALLATION
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	1. Untar the distribution in a new directory.
	2. Cd to this directory.
	3. Look at the makefile if everythink look's ok.
	4. type make.

	It will compile the program, and install it in directory "/usr/bin",and 
directory "/usr/man/man1".


UTILISATION
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    GetFtp option host directory
 
	Where:

	        -h      : this screen.              
        	-v      : verbose mode.              
        	-u:user : user name.                 
        	-p:pass : password.                  
        	-mxx    : xx is max directory depth.



     Host      is the dns name of the remote computer, for example "sunsite.unc.edu"
     Directory is the directory you want to download, for example "/pub/linux"


   GetFtp will download all directory, starting from the directory you give. If you want
to limits downloading, please use -mxx parameter, where xx is the max directory depth.


For example:
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/pub
  !
  !----/linux
  !       !
  !       !------/sunsite
  !	  !           !
  !       !           !--- subdirectory 1
  !       !           !
  !       !           
  !	  !------/tsx-11
  !       !
  !       !
  !
  !----/other
  !
  !

	GetFtp sunsite.unc.edu /pub/linux -m01 will download directory linux, sunsite and tsx-11,
 	but not directory "subdirectory 1", because "subdirectory 1" have a depth of 2 from linux.


  If you don't put "-u:" parameter, default name will be "anonymous".
  If you don't put "-p:" parameter, default will be "joe@bogus".

 	

Have fun!


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   ][__|OO| |    75006 PARIS   | | arnal@ie2.u-psud.fr | | (033)/(0)-660451471 |
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usleep(05000),printf("\E[H"),main(--a,0):(c[80]=0,memset(c,32,a-3),\
strncpy(&c[a-3],&p[(b*81)+1],83-a),printf("%s\n",c),main(a,b+1));};//'




                                  
