What is fuseftp FOR LINUX?

FuseFTP

FuseFTP is a super handy userspace FTP filesystem for FUSE. It makes it easy to manage your files over FTP just like you would with your local files.

Getting Started with FuseFTP

To get started, you'll need to run a few commands. First, open up your terminal and type:

perl Makefile.PL

make

sudo make install

If you hit any bumps along the way because of missing modules, don't worry! You can easily fix this using the cpan shell. Just start it by typing "cpan" or "cpan -MCPAN -e shell".

Connecting to an FTP Server

Once you're all set up, connecting to an FTP server is a breeze. For example, let's say you want to connect to ftp.kernel.org. You would do something like this:

marcus@hal2000:~: mkdir kernel

marcus@hal2000:~: fuseftp kernel/ ftp.kernel.org &

Successfully logged into ftp.kernel.org

[1] 7150

You can then navigate into your new kernel directory:

marcus@hal2000:~: cd kernel/

marcus@hal2000:/kernel: ls

for_mirrors_only  lost+found  pub  usr  welcome.msg

marcus@hal2000:/kernel: cd ..

marcus@hal2000:~: fusermount -u kernel/

What's New in This Release?

This version comes packed with some cool updates:

• A new --port option, so you can specify a non-standard FTP port.


• The handling of file names with special characters has been fixed.


• The cache timeout option also got an upgrade!

If you're ready to check out FuseFTP for yourself, head on over to download it here!

How Download Works

Go to the Softpas website, press the 'Downloads' button, and pick the app you want to download and install—easy and fast!