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Re: ftp client
In comp.sys.apple2 Rubywand <rubywand@swbell.net> wrote:
> Can the IIgs user connect with and log onto any standard ISP and start the
> ftp client and connect to, say, Ground in approximately the same way that a PC
> user can connect from the Windows desktop by clicking a Dialer and starting an
> ftp client like Ws_FTP?
Yes, exactly. Think of Marinetti as "the dialer" and SAFE (or gw_ftp) as
the equivalent of whatever ftp app you use on the PC.
Marinetti is the TCP/IP stack for the IIGS that let's people connect to
the net using PPP or SLIP. After the connection is made, and the IIGS is
directly on the net, IIGS 'client application' software must be run on the
IIGS before anything can actually be done on the net.
What can be done, to date, is Telnet, e-mail, irc, IM, ftp, ping, finger,
and maybe one or two other things that escape my memory at the moment.
Joe Kohn
http://users.foxvalley.net/~joko
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