Under Cygwin, Windows's FTP has a big problem - unable to delete the input character, so a netkit-ftp-0.18-pre1 for Linux is compiled under CygWin, which is much better than the ftp under Win. In addition to the input username (possibly password), it cannot delete characters, but it is very good at other times, but sometimes it seems to become zombi - but it is no longer the ftp below WIN.
Today, I want to log in to my FTP, I will enter some characters, just build an alias in the .bashrc file: alias ftphome = '' username: password @ ftp williamx.kmip.net ', who knows, this format it I don't know (Win FTP doesn't know: (). So I spent two hours to see its code, who knows half of it, discovers it to log in with .Netrc from going to Google, this file is with TCP Tied together. So the same input: Machine williamx.kmip.net login Username Password Password is OK ?! :) This is more simple than the change code!
