			= FTP, File Transfer Protocol =

Using Pion
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	Pion File Manager support a sort of FTP virtual file
	system: you can browse a remote directory, using
	command like: mkdir, delete, upload/download, etc.
	
	This Pion feature is based on `ftpget` command.

ftpget command 
---------------

	This is a very small connection-less ftp client (9k),
	developed for muLinux, suitable for shell scripting.
	ftpget work using stdin/stdout. Look a this examples:

	1) Getting a listing (anonymous login):
		
		# ftpget -h sunsite.unc.edu -d /incoming/Linux

	2) Getting a file:

		# ftpget -h sunsite.unc.edu 
                         -d /incoming/Linux -f mulinux.tgz > mulinux.tgz

	3) Upload to sunsite:

		# cat myfile.tgz| ftpget -i -h sunsite.unc.edu 
                             -d /incoming/Linux -f myfile.tgz

	4) Using user & password:

		# ftpget -h host -u user -p password ....	

	5) using pipe

		# ftpget -h host -d /some/dir -f a_file | lpr

Using LYNX (if this release support FTP) 
-----------------------------------------

	lynx ftp://user:password@host/

File transfer using netcat (nc) scanner on LAN
----------------------------------------------

	dest-host# nc -l -p 5555 > myfile
	sour-host# cat myfile | nc dest-host 5555


Batch ftp
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	1) Edit the "batch.cmd" file, with yours ftp commands:

		# vi batch.cmd
 			............
			ftpget -h host -u user ...
			.............

	2) Start the "at" scheduler:

			# cat batch.cmd | at 18 22:00

	The job start 18 (this month), at 22:00.

