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The path statements of FTP URLs are the easiest to understand. They form the basis of all
other path statements. The path statement of an FTP URL takes the form of a directory
(folder) structure with an optional file name appended to the end. Like this:
ftp://hostname.edu/folder/subfolder/sub-subfolder/filename.txt
In other words, this URL specifies the location of a file named "filename.txt" residing in
the directory "sub-subfolder", which is in the directory "subfolder", which is in turn in the
directory "folder."
Here is a real world example:
ftp://ftp.lib.ncsu.edu/pub/stacks/alawon/alawon-v1n04
This URL denotes the following actions:
1. FTP to ftp.lib.ncsu.edu
2. Log on as anonymous
3. Change the directory to /pub/stacks/alawon/
4. Get the file alawon-v1n04
You do not have to specify the filename of a FTP-based URL. You only have to specify the
directory path. In doing so, you must end your URL with a trailing slash (/) as in:
ftp://ftp.lib.ncsu.edu/pub/software/mac/
Summary :
The path statement of an FTP URL takes the form of a directory (folder) structure with an optional file name appended to the end. residing in the directory "sub-subfolder", which is in the directory "subfolder", which is in turn in the directory "folder."
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