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List:       kde-user
Subject:    Re: ftp other than anonymous
From:       Michael Renner <michael.renner () gmx ! de>
Date:       1998-11-29 15:20:03
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Am Son, 29 Nov 1998 schrieb Stephen Carville:
>Is there a way to get kfm to ftp to a site as other than anonymous?  I
>have entered the remote machine name, username and password in
>~/.netrc.  Starting ftp from the command line works fine but I cannot
>figure out how to setup an ftp applnk file to connect up for me.  I have
>to transfer file to and from my work account and using the drag-and-drop
>in KDE would be convenient (not to mention a really cool way to show off
>Linux).
Hi,
it is the same thing with kfm, netscape an others, like mc etc.
Try the following:
username@hostname.domain
After the connect, you have to give your password in a separate
smal window, which appears then. But there is an other way, but
I dont like it:
username:password@hostname.domain

CU
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