Begin3 Title: sftp Version: 0.81 Entered-date:03JUN98 Description: sFTP is a screen-oriented FTP client, based on the curses library. It establishes a session to the FTP server, and displays the contents of the directory on the FTP server in a window. Another window shows the contents of the current directory, locally. You can transfer files simply by moving the cursor in the scrollable list until it is on top of the file, then hitting ENTER. --- sFTP automates many tasks. sFTP will remember a list of your favorite FTP servers, and a userid for each one, then connect to it when the server is selected from a menu. A one-key shortcut is provided for an anonymous FTP session. It is no longer necessary to enter "anonymous", and your E-mail address, each time you wish to browse sunsite :-) --- sFTP allows you to tag multiple files, and transfer them all in one shot. sFTP estimates how long the transfer takes, and shows you the rate of transfer. sFTP can be instructed which filename extensions represent text files, and, sFTP will choose an ASCII or a BINARY transfer for each file individually, and automatically. --- sFTP supports many common FTP operations: rename, delete, create directory, delete directory. --- sFTP can grab a short README file, and display it on the screen, without having to save the README in a file, exit to the shell, read the file, and delete it. --- sFTP can be programmed, using a shell script, to understand the directory layout of pretty much any FTP server in existence. The distribution file includes a shell script for your typical, run-of-the-mill, Unix based FTP server. The included manual page documents this process fully. --- In other words, sFTP will make your life a little easier. Keywords: sftp, ftp, curses, ncurses, freeware, linux, unix Author: mrsam@geocities.com (Sam Varshavchik) Maintained-by: mrsam@geocities.com (Sam Varshavchik) Primary-site: ftp://sunsite.unc.edu/pub/Linux/system/network/file-transfer/ 80k sftp-0.81.src.tgz 100k sftp-0.81-1.src.rpm Original-Site: http://www.geocities.com/SiliconValley/Peaks/5799/ Platform: Linux 2.0 Copying-policy: GPL End