Re: how can i download file ..Chris!

["eugene kim" <eugene_baylor hotmail com>]

hi
i know how i can download file with ftp program.

what i wanted to ask is.. especially when i am connected to bbs.
(to download file from bbs such as AOL)

i connect there with id and password
and they say i should type "dn #(number)", but i think i can't
download a file with that command because i'm using telnet mode.

in win. when i use "netterm" program, it turns on z-modem when i type
that command.

is is clear?
TT. i'm not good at english.. don't be angry.

thx!~

> From: Chris Watt <cnww hfx andara com>
> Reply-To: redhat-install-list redhat com
> To: redhat-install-list redhat com
> Subject: Re: how can i download file when i was connected to isp(by  
> telnet)
> Date: Thu, 28 Oct 1999 04:39:45 -0400
>
> At 01:49 PM 10/28/99 KST, eugene kim wrote:
>
> >i know that to download file, i've to switch to ftp protocol.
> >
> >in windows, there is a program to support it (for example: netterm)
> >is there any program like that?
> >or any else way to make it?
>
> If this is a joke it's not a very good one, if not then the answer is yes,
> FTP was originally developed on UNIX systems. There are probably hundreds
> of programs available for Linux which act as FTP clients (heck, even rpm
> can do it). The two basic FTP clients which are most likely to have been
> installed automatically with RedHat are "ncftp" and "ftp" either of which
> you can run from the command line. There are also a dozen or so other
> packages on most RedHat cds which can provide you with an FTP client (e.g.
> Netscape, wget, gftp, etc.). Not to be impolite, but you should at least
> look at SOME of the documentation before mailing the list.
>
>
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