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Hi,
Suppose that I am accessing my data on a server via FTP. Is there a way of determining the size of a directory on the server?
sftp doesn't have a "du"-like command too.
Okay, suppose I am using an ftp client like sftp/gftp to access data on a server. There is a certain directory on that server, the size of which I want to find out. I want a method for finding out the size.
as above, sftp is not ftp - you should read up on what they actually are. i thought that the dir command would list this, certianly somethign normally listed in ftp clients.
When I mentioned FTP, I did not mean the program "ftp" but the FTP protocol; which is why I put it in capitals.
The size which any ftp-client shows is not the actual size of the folder. I want to determine the actual size of the folder.
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