csmith writes:
> I have ftp` ed into a site from the linux command line and have issued
> the ls command, but I have 3 to 4 screens full of files, needless to say
> I can't read them as they go by, and I can't pipe it to more or less and
> the commands I issue to save it`s output to a file don't work. How can
> I read the file listing on the remote machine.
Use the scrollbars on the xterm that you're using. If you're using an
xterm and don't see scrollbars try typing Control and then holding
down the middle mouse button...
Use a browser like Netscape to get to the FTP site. When you get to
the directory that you're interested in, scroll around in the browser.
Type something like "ls foo*" to filter out all of the cruft that
you're not interested in.
There you go,
--kevin
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