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If you're short on disk If you have a bit more If you have some disk
space, I would suggest disk space, you may want space to spare, you
you get the FAQ and to get the Best of the should get all of the
get the Most Often Scarecrow's ASCII Art SAAAs and save this file.
Requested Edition, plus Archive. Also, select a You can also get all of
files containing the number of files from Steve Sullivan's Small
type(s) of art you want, Steve Sullivan's Small ASCII Pics, and a few
such as the Sig Gallery. ASCII Pics. animations and color pics,
plus some 'How-To' files.
STORIVG ASCII ART ON YOUR HOST OR YOUR COMPUTER You can get Megabytes of
Disk space is often limited, so store ASCII art art and info. With all
compressed (it should compress 3:1). View it when these, you'll be an
it's compressed by typing: "zcat FILENAME | more" ASCII art expert and
for .Z and "gzcat FILENAME | more" for .gz files. collector, instantly!
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How do I use FTP, Gopher, /
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The following instructions are for most Unix based, live InterNet sites.
If you are not on a live wire, you can still access FTP sites. See the
section below on 'How to use FTP Mail Servers'.
If you're on a commercial service, or other non-Unix based system, ask
your sysadmin or service representative for information on obtaining files.
If you are using InterNet software on your own computer via a PPP or SLIP
connection, I assume you don't need my instructions.
How to read a URL (Uniform Resource Locator):
ftp://ftp.ncsu.edu/pub/ncsu/chking/Archive/Funnies
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Connect Method Host Name Folder Path File Name
Note: The connect method could also be "gopher" or "http" (http indicates
a WWW page). Also, a URL my not have a file name at the end, but may just
point to a folder. It may not even have a folder path, pointing only to a
site.
WWW URLs usually end with a file having a ".html" extension. And Web
pages can also be stored on, and accessed from, FTP and Gopher sites.
Special note: You may occassionally see URLs with a username and password,
or a WAIS URL with additional items. For further information on URLs,
see the CERN info on URLs:
CERN
http://info.cern.ch/hypertext/WWW/Addressing/URL/Overview.html
How to FTP:
If you have FTP at your site, and you want to FTP over to say, Chris
King's FTP site, you would, at the prompt:
o Type: ftp ftp.ncsu.edu
Notice that "ftp" was typed twice. The first is the command, the second
is a port of the address. If you're already at an ftp prompt:
Type: open ftp.ncsu.edu
o When the connection opens, it'll ask for your name. This is 'anonymous
FTP' so:
Type: anonymous
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o When it asks for a password, |:""""""""i: | ............ :
|: |: | : | :
Type: Your email address |: >boba |: | : | :
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o To 'Change Directory' over | ..... :---_____---| :__________| :
to Chris' ASCII folder, type: | '-----" : |..............:
cd pub/ncsu/chking/Archive | @ :"-__-_ |"""""""""""""":
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o To list the folder contents, /.::::::::.\ /\ /.::::::::.:::.\
type: ls /____________\ (__) /________________\
o Let's say you want a file called "Funnies", you would:
Type: get Funnies
The file will be transfered to the host you FTP'd from, in the folder
you were in when you started that FTP session.