ftp site to harddrive

@er<> · 10-29-2006, 01:28 AM

In KDE with Debian 3.1r3 base, how can a ftp site be draged and dropped to the harddrive without Access being Denied?

Second question, on the other end of things, how can an ftp site be moved into a file like /etc/file.txt be written in Linux(Debian) with my internet connection already established from the root# or maybe a apt-get install <PKG>?

diilbert · 10-29-2006, 04:03 AM

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Originally Posted by @er<>

In KDE with Debian 3.1r3 base, how can a ftp site be draged and dropped to the harddrive without Access being Denied?

What are you trying to accomplish here? Since it is not really clear what you saying.

Quote:

Originally Posted by @er<>

Second question, on the other end of things, how can an ftp site be moved into a file like /etc/file.txt be written in Linux(Debian) with my internet connection already established from the root# or maybe a apt-get install <PKG>?

What are you trying to moving into the text file ? The directory listing of the FTP?

A little clarification would help you getting an answer.

Vitalie Ciubotaru · 06-24-2007, 06:07 PM

Sorry for thread hijacking, but if this is what OP means, then I, too, would like to know how one can get the listing of a remote directory [say, ftp site] piped into a local file.
When it's a local directory, I just do

Code:

ls | tee filename