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Sending a File to an InterNet Host

Firstly, establish a connection with the remote machine, as illustrated in the previous section. Sending a file is identical to retrieving a file, except that the put command is used in place of get, eg:

   ftp> put rfc822.doc
   200 PORT command okay.
   150 Opening data connection for rfc822.doc (0.0.0.0,1315)
   226 Transfer complete
   98932 bytes sent in 4.02 seconds (24 Kbyte/s)
   ftp>

Here, the local file rfc822.doc is sent to the remote host, which stores it under the same name.

   ftp> put
   (local-file) paper.doc
   (remote-file) paper.txt
   200 PORT command okay.
   150 Opening data connection for kermit_docs (0.0.0.0,1315).
   226 Transfer complete.
   97902 bytes sent in 4.51 seconds (21 Kbytes/s)
   ftp>

In this case, the local file paper.doc is sent to the remote host, and stored as paper.txt.

Again, once you have finished transferring files, close down the session as detailed previously.

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