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Total Commander contains a built-in FTP client. With this client you can access up to 10 FTP servers at the same time over the Internet or a company Intranet. The FTP client not only allows uploading and downloading files, but also supports the direct transfer of files from one remote server to another. You operate the FTP client exactly the same as the file functions of Total Commander, i.e. with the functions copy (F5), rename (SHIFT+F6), delete (F8), Make directory (F7), and copy in the same directory (Shift+F5). F5 - F2 copies the file in background without affecting the "background" option. In this case, the files will be added to the last openend background transfer manager.
Total Commander contains a built-in FTP client. With this client you can access up to 10 FTP servers at the same time over the Internet or a company Intranet. The FTP client not only allows uploading and downloading files, but also supports the direct transfer of files from one remote server to another. You operate the FTP client exactly the same as the file functions of Total Commander, i.e. with the functions copy (F5), rename (SHIFT+F6), delete (F8), Make directory (F7), and copy in the same directory (Shift+F5). F5 - F2 copies the file in background without affecting the "background" option. In this case, the files will be added to the last openend background transfer manager.
Hint: Total Commander only supports the most important
server types, like Unix, Windows NT, VMS and PC/TCP, and partially OS9 and
AS-400. If there is no directory listing shown after connecting, the server type
is probably not supported. In this case you should use an external FTP client,
e.g. WS_FTP or CuteFTP. You can also try to define a custom server type in FTP Connect - New connection (choosing 'Server
type' - 'Define new type').
New: IPv6 internet addresses are now also supported, e.g.
in the form [1234:56:789A:BC::DE]:21 (with 21 the port), and via name
resolution. This has to be enabled in wcx_ftp.ini (PreferIPv6= option).
FTP Connect Opens a dialog box with a list of all saved
connections. You can open a connection simply by double clicking on it. Shortcut
key: CTRL+F
FTP New Connection In this dialog box you can enter either a server name,
like ftp.microsoft.com, or a URL, e.g. ftp://ftp.microsoft.com/windows/
Shortcut key: CTRL+N
When you disconnect, you will have the
option to save the current connection, so you can access it through 'FTP
Connect' the next time you want to logon to that site.
If you enter a Web address, like
http://www.someserver.com/somefile.htm, Total Commander will try to download the
file with the http protocol used for the WEB.
New: To use FTP over SSL/TLS, enter
the URL as follows: ftps://ftp.servername.com
Notes: You need to install the openssl dlls
from www.openssl.org.
Certificates for certificate vendors like Verisign or directly for servers may
be stored in wincmd.pem in the same directory as the file wincmd.ini.
FTP Disconnect Disconnects the
current connection. Shortcut key: CTRL+SHIFT+F
FTP Show hidden files Total
Commander will use the command "LIST -la" to request the file listing. This will
list hidden files on Unix systems, which start with a period.
FTP Download from list
Downloads all files from a user-created
list file to the given directory. The list file must contain a list of URLs to
files or subdirs (like ftp://ftp.server.com/subdir/file.zip). It may also
contain a relative or absolute destination name, separated by an arrow
(ftp://ftp.server.com/subdir/file.zip -> c:\local\file.zip). You can add a
file to the download list by right clicking on it during an ftp connection, and
choosing 'add to download list'. This function also allows to download
from WEB servers (http//www.server.com).
How do I
- Resume an aborted download?
To resume the download of a partially
downloaded file, you must select the file on the server, then press F5 (with the
partially downloaded file shown in the other window). After the normal download
dialog box, you will be shown a dialog box which offers you to resume the
download (or overwrite the partial file). Total Commander will first download
the last few bytes of the partial file to check that the file hasn't changed in
the meantime, then download the rest of the file. Unfortunately not all FTP
servers support this function.
- Resume an aborted upload?
This is only supported for the 'binary'
transfer mode (or automatic mode when uploading a binary file). Select the file
on your harddisk, then press F5 (with the partially uploaded file shown in the
other window). As with resuming downloads, not all servers support this
function. Warning: There is no guarantee that the uploaded file will be
correct, so double-check it on the server after the upload. With some versions
of the server WarFTPd, the resume seems to work, but the uploaded file is
unusable!
- Copy files from one FTP server to another server?
Simply connect to the two servers, so you
see their file listings in the two file windows. Then select the file(s) to be
copied, and press F5. Please note that remote copy is NOT supported by all
servers, and it may also fail through a firewall. The left server will receive
PORT commands, the right one PASV commands. Therefore if one server is in a
private network or behind a firewall, and the other is public, put the private
server in the LEFT window.
- Send commands directly to the FTP server?
Just type the command in the command line
of Total Commander, and press ENTER. Make sure the active file window shows a
current FTP connection! The following commands are intercepted by Total
Commander, and executed directly: GET, PUT, RETR, STOR. You can use the command
HELP to get a list of supported commands.
- Refresh a directory listing?
Since Total Commander keeps all directory
listings downloaded in one session in a cache, you must force a reread of a
directory by pressing F2 or CTRL+R to see the true contents of the
server. This may be necessary if another user or a background thread uploaded a
file to the server while you were online.
- Transfer files and still continue to work with Total
Commander?
You can check the option in
background in the dialog box 'download' or 'upload', respectively. Then a
new window is opened for every file transfer.
Important: A new connection must be
established to the FTP server for every background transfer. This connection may
not be established in some cases, e.g. if the maximum number of users is
reached. In this case you may download the file in foreground, and, start Total
Commander a second time.
- Define the transfer mode for transferred files?
You can define the transfer mode in the FTP
toolbar, which appears after a connection is made. The mode can be set to
binary, text, and automatic. The shortcut is CTRL+SHIFT+M. In automatic mode,
the actual transfer mode is determined by the file association. Please
note: You cannot set the transfer mode when connecting via a HTTP proxy -
the proxy itself defines the mode via MIME types.
- Connect to a server using OTP secure FTP authentication
(MD4, MD5 or SHA1)?
Simply enter the plain text password, Total
Commander will automatically send the correct response.
