(S)FTP-commands-for-KS

Commands for (S)FTP client for KS

The commands below are available for the (S)FTP client that is built-in to KS. Some of the commands are available only for FTP shells.

Administrative commands

1. [[cp|KS FTP Command cp]]: Copies a file to the server

2. [[del|KS (S)FTP Command del]]: You can delete unwanted files from the server

3. [[mv|KS FTP Command mv]]: Moves a remote file to another remote directory

4. [[put|KS (S)FTP Command put]]: Send your local file to the server

5. [[putfolder|KS (S)FTP Command putfolder]]: Send your local folder to the server

6. [[perm|KS FTP Command perm]]: Sets file permissions. This only works on FTP servers that run on Unix.

Normal user commands

1. [[pwdl|KS (S)FTP Command pwdl]]: Get your current working local directory

2. [[pwdr|KS (S)FTP Command pwdr]]: Get your current working server directory

3. [[cdl|KS (S)FTP Command cdl]]: Changes your local directory to another directory that exists

4. [[cdr|KS (S)FTP Command cdr]]: Changes your remote directory to another directory that exists in the server

5. [[connect|KS (S)FTP Command connect]]: Lets you communicate with the server, and with the credentials if specified

6. [[disconnect|KS (S)FTP Command disconnect]]: When you're finished communicating with the server, use this command to let the server know that you're leaving

7. [[get|KS (S)FTP Command get]]: Gets the remote file from the server to your current local working directory

8. [[getfolder|KS (S)FTP Command getfolder]]: Gets the remote folder from the server to your current local working directory

9. [[lsl|KS (S)FTP Command lsl]]: Lists the contents of your current working directory, or specified directory

10. [[lsr|KS (S)FTP Command lsr]]: Lists the contents of your current working server directory, or specified directory

11. [[quickconnect|KS (S)FTP Command quickconnect]]: Use the speed dial to quickly connect to any FTP server. Automatically filled when connecting to a server for the first time.

12. [[type|KS FTP Command type]]: Changes the data type (ASCII, Binary)

For more information about every command, click on the command.