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<a href="ftp://user:password@ee.com" rel="ugc">ftp://user:password@ee.com</a> is just a site for example and not a real site. Thanks.
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ftp://user:password@ee.com [ftp://user:password@ee.com] is just a site for example and not a real site. Thanks.

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I get this error<br />
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<a href="ftp" rel="ugc">ftp</a>: Name or service not known
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I get this error

ftp [ftp]: Name or service not known

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You could try enter this command:<br />

<pre><code id="code-20-37332542-1">sudo apt-get install ftp</code></pre>
To install ftp client, and then follow Garry's recomendation..<br />
(Hope the linux distro is the one i imagined ^^)
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You could try enter this command:


sudo apt-get install ftp

To install ftp client, and then follow Garry's recomendation..
(Hope the linux distro is the one i imagined ^^)

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Actually I guess FTP client is already installed, otherwise he would have gotten something like &quot;-bash: <a href="ftp" rel="ugc">ftp</a>: command not found<br />
&quot;&nbsp;... ;)
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Actually I guess FTP client is already installed, otherwise he would have gotten something like "-bash: ftp [ftp]: command not found
" ... ;)

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Hi,<br />
<br />
I have ftp address like below<br />
<br />
<a href="ftp://user:password@ee.com" rel="ugc">ftp://user:password@ee.com</a><br />
<br />
I want to upload one file from my linux machine to above ftp site. How can I login, change mode to binary and upload file to this site?<br />
<br />
Thanks.
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Hi,

I have ftp address like below

ftp://user:password@ee.com

I want to upload one file from my linux machine to above ftp site. How can I login, change mode to binary and upload file to this site?

Thanks.

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