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NFTP is a text-mode ftp client for OS/2. Comparing to popular ncftp, it has a number of enhancements:
{{Software
* remote directory view is fully scrollable with minimum keystrokes required;
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* remote directory contents is cached during one session;
|Version=1.71 (Oct 2002)
* marking files for download/upload: you don't need to type filenames at all;
|Author=[[Sergey Ayukov]]
* remote file viewing is more simple and intelligent, and viewed files are cached as well;
|License=MIT
* you can see client-server negotiation (even complete history during all run);
|Download=[nftp_1-71os2.zip]
* batch progress indicator (you see how long will take entire operation if more than one file was selected to transfer);
|Website=http://www.ayukov.com/nftp/
* file selection is simple and allows to view remote files while marking others to transfer;
}}
* you can skip files during transfer while continuing to download/upload the rest;
NFTP is a text-mode ftp client for OS/2. Comparing to popular ncftp, it has a number of enhancements.
* you can mark files in different directories and then retrieve them all;
* remote directory view is fully scrollable with minimum keystrokes required
* you can sort remote directories by name, size, date/time.
* remote directory contents is cached during one session
* marking files for download/upload: you don't need to type filenames at all
* remote file viewing is more simple and intelligent, and viewed files are cached as well
* you can see client-server negotiation (even complete history during all run)
* batch progress indicator (you see how long will take entire operation if more than one file was selected to transfer)
* file selection is simple and allows to view remote files while marking others to transfer
* skip files during transfer while continuing to download/upload the rest
* mark files in different directories and then retrieve them all
* sort remote directories by name, size, date/time
* support for 13 languages:
* support for 13 languages:
** Brazilian, Portuguese, Italian, Spanish
** Brazilian, Portuguese, Italian, Spanish
** Chinese, Japanese
** Chinese, Japanese
** Danish, English, German, Norwegian, Swedish
** Danish, English, German, Hungarian, Norwegian, Swedish
** Hungarian
** Russian
** Russian
==License==
* Open Source Software - MIT license
* Author: Sergey Ayukov


==Links==
==Links==
* [http://hobbes.nmsu.edu/download/pub/os2/apps/internet/ftp/client/nftp_1-71os2.zip Version 1.71]
* http://www.ayukov.com/nftp/source-release.html
* Richard Steiner: [http://www.os2voice.org/VNL/past_issues/VNL0199H/vnewsf3.htm NFTP for OS/2] - VOICE Newsletter (Jan 1999)


[[Category:FTP clients]]
[[Category:FTP clients]]

Latest revision as of 04:28, 14 November 2024

NFTP
Version 1.71 (Oct 2002)
Vendor
Author Sergey Ayukov
License MIT
Download [nftp_1-71os2.zip]
Website http://www.ayukov.com/nftp/

NFTP is a text-mode ftp client for OS/2. Comparing to popular ncftp, it has a number of enhancements.

  • remote directory view is fully scrollable with minimum keystrokes required
  • remote directory contents is cached during one session
  • marking files for download/upload: you don't need to type filenames at all
  • remote file viewing is more simple and intelligent, and viewed files are cached as well
  • you can see client-server negotiation (even complete history during all run)
  • batch progress indicator (you see how long will take entire operation if more than one file was selected to transfer)
  • file selection is simple and allows to view remote files while marking others to transfer
  • skip files during transfer while continuing to download/upload the rest
  • mark files in different directories and then retrieve them all
  • sort remote directories by name, size, date/time
  • support for 13 languages:
    • Brazilian, Portuguese, Italian, Spanish
    • Chinese, Japanese
    • Danish, English, German, Hungarian, Norwegian, Swedish
    • Russian

Links