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######### Project 2 #########
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######### CS 372 #########
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######### Written by Corwin Perren #########
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##### Extra Credit #####
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This implementation allows for the transfer of ANY file, not just text files.
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It also should have no problems with both large and small files of both kinds.
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I personally tested it with the ftserver binary (26.3kB) and a 2MB text file.
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##### General Notes #####
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To the best of my knowledge, this meets all requirements for the assignment.
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As would be expected, the server must be started and running before the client.
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While running, the server will print out a startup title, minimal debug information,
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and nothing else.
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The client will print out a title, some debug information, and all required info
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from the assignment guidelines.
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Make sure that the control ports match between the server and client.
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################################################################################
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##### To compile the server #####
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In the same directory as Makefile, main.c, ftserver.c, and ftserver.h, run the following:
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make clean all
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This should result in an output binary in the same directory called "ftserver".
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##### To run the server #####
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In the same directory as the newly compiled "ftserver" binary, run the following.
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./ftserver [control_port]
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an example could be:
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./ftserver 33121
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##### To run the client #####
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In the same directory as the file chatclient.py, run the following:
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python3 ftclient.py [control_port] [data_port] [command] [filename] *filename optional*
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## Example directory listing
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python3 ftclient.py 33121 33122 -l
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## Example file transfer
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python3 ftclient.py 33121 33122 -g file.txt |