On Linux, simply type lcd /path/to/directory. The directory structure will be different on Linux than with Cygwin. Now to navigate to directories on your computer with the lcd(read: local cd) command. cd ~/files/Video lsĭrwxr-xr-x 2 user user 4096 May 30 18:48 Folder cd ~/files/Videobrings me into the directory I set up. Next, you'll use cd to navigate directly to a directory more than one level away. Type ls to see that you're back in your home directory. You've used cd to go down one level into a directory. You can set things up like I have for practice, if you like, or replace them in the commands with your own.
Note: I have set up directories and files for demonstration.
set bmk:save-passwords true bookmark add Whatbox bookmark list This allows you to use lftp Whatbox to open a connection to your slot instead of having to type out the address. You can use bookmark list to make sure it saved properly. (optional) If you want your password to be saved when you create a bookmark, use the command set bmk:save-passwords true now.īookmark add Whatbox will save a bookmark to your slot named Whatbox. lsĭrwxrwx- 2 user user 4096 Aug 29 01:35 files Since most users will want to start in their files directory, type cd files to navigate there for the next step. Now type ls in the terminal to show a listing of your home directory. lftp keeps your password hidden, so it's easiest to paste with the right-click menu. Type lftp s Enter your password at the prompt. Open your terminal (Cygwin Terminal for Windows users) and Start lftp and connect to Whatbox. Just connect to your slot using SSH and use it as normal. You can use it to transfer between your slot and other FTP/SFTP servers (e.g. Lftp is installed on your Whatbox slot by default. Using the Homebrew package manager you can: brew install lftp lftp on your Whatbox slot Install lftp with your package manager, something like: sudo apt-get install lftp Mac OS X Install lftp, OpenSSH, and OpenSSL from the Net category in Cygwin Linux Make sure your version of lftp is higher than 4.4.7. Lftp 4.4.7 has a bug that causes an endless loop when using the mirror command with sftp. The final section of the article is dedicated to making things easier and faster for everyday use. Disclaimer: The process in this article may seem complicated and slow, but it is designed for you to learn the basics first.
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