ftp> open XKLeTen.paulallen.com
Connected to XKLeTen.paulallen.com.
220- xkleten.paulallen.com FTP Server Process 8(50)-1 at 17-Feb-2003 06:13:38
220-
220-   Welcome to our file server.
220-   Logins to ANONYMOUS are permitted; for the password, please
220-   provide your e-mail address.
220-
220-   No use will be made of the logged information for unsolicited e-mail.
220-
220-   All file retrievals and deposits are logged.  You may disconnect now
220-   if you do not wish to have your transactions logged.
220-
220-   Please leave the system as you found it.
220-
220
User (XKLeTen.paulallen.com:(none)): anonymous
331 ANONYMOUS user ok, send identification as password.
Password:
230- User ANONYMOUS, job 8, logged in at
230- 17-Feb-2003 06:13:52.
230-
230- Welcome!  You are logged in to a Tops-20 system, probably not familiar
230- to you.  We therefore offer this short note on directory and file naming
230- conventions:
230-
230- A file name consists of 2 required parts, and several optional parts, of
230- which 3 are important to you as an FTP user.  These 5 parts together are
230-
230- device:<directory>filename.filetype.generation
230-
230- where the punctuation is required.  The DEVICE:, <DIRECTORY>, and GENERATION
230- fields are optional, defaulting to current device and directory and latest
230- generation of the file.  File names are NOT in general case-sensitive.
230-
230- <DIRECTORY> may have subparts, separated by dots.  All the following are
230- syntactically valid directory specifications (though they may not exist on
230- this particular system):
230-
230- <FOO>  or  <FOO.BAR>  or  <FOO.BAR.QUUX>  or  <SRC.7.MONITOR.BUILD>
230-
230- GENERATION is numeric; it may take the special values 0 (latest generation),
230- -1 (new, next higher generation), -2 (oldest generation), and -3 (wildcard
230- for all generations), as well as specific numeric generations.
230-
230- DEVICE: usually represents the name of a file system.
230-
230- Wildcards are specified as * (match 0 or more characters) and % (match 1
230- single character).  To obtain all the command files in a directory, you
230- would ask for the retrieval of
230-
230- *.CMD.*
230-
230- To obtain the latest version of all the files with a 1-character FILETYPE,
230- you would request
230-
230- *.%.0
230-
230- Please contact the systems staff at this host if you have problems with
230- or questions about Tops-20 file names and FTP.
230
ftp> dir
200 Port 15.15 at host 129.71.189.173 accepted.
150 List started.
PS:<ANONYMOUS>
00-FTP-README.TXT.1
DECUS-FILES.DIR.1
LETTER.TXT.1
LS-LR.DIR.1
226 Transfer completed.
ftp: 83 bytes received in 0.00Seconds 83000.00Kbytes/sec.
ftp> cd ps:<decus>
250 Connected to PS:<DECUS>.
ftp> dir
200 Port 15.70 at host 129.71.189.173 accepted.
150 List started.
PS:<DECUS>
DECUS-FILES.DIR.1
LIB10.DIRECTORY.1
LIB20.DIRECTORY.1
LS-LR.DIR.1
226 Transfer completed.
ftp: 82 bytes received in 0.01Seconds 8.20Kbytes/sec.
ftp> cd ..
331 Default name accepted. Send password to connect to it.
ftp> dir
200 Port 15.71 at host 129.71.189.173 accepted.
150 List started.
? No files match this specification (600114) -
226 Transfer completed.
ftp: 49 bytes received in 0.00Seconds 49000.00Kbytes/sec.
ftp> get decus-files.dir.1
200 Port 15.73 at host 129.71.189.173 accepted.
150 ASCII retrieve of <DECUS>DECUS-FILES.DIR.1 (245 pages) started.
226 Transfer completed. 626813 (8) bytes transferred.
ftp: 626813 bytes received in 56.32Seconds 11.13Kbytes/sec.