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f = ftp('host','username','password')
f = ftp('host','username','password') connects to the FTP server, host, creating the FTP object, f. If a user name and password are not required for an anonymous connection, only use the host argument. Specify an alternate port by separating it from host using a colon (:). After running ftp, perform file operation functions on the FTP object, f, using methods such as cd and others listed under "See Also." When you're finished using the server, run close (ftp) to close the connection.
FTP is not a secure protocol; others can see your user name and password.
The ftp function is based on code from the Apache Jakarta Project.
Connect to ftp.mathworks.com, which does not require a user name or password. Assign the resulting FTP object to tmw. You can access this FTP site to experiment with the FTP functions.
tmw=ftp('ftp.mathworks.com')MATLAB® returns:
tmw = FTP Object host: ftp.mathworks.com user: anonymous dir: / mode: binary
To connect to port 34, type:
tmw=ftp('ftp.mathworks.com:34')Connect to ftp.testsite.com and assign the resulting FTP object to test.
test=ftp('ftp.testsite.com','myname','mypassword')MATLAB returns:
test = FTP Object host: ftp.testsite.com user: myname dir: / mode: binary myname@ftp.testsite.com /
ascii, binary, cd (ftp), close (ftp), delete (ftp), dir (ftp), mget, mkdir (ftp), mput, rename, rmdir (ftp)
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