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I think i've seen others with builds of gftp, but you can use mine (on OS2008) if you want. It's pretty much a basic build/compile which i force fullscreen cause its cramped.
Obviously we need a good (more 'maemo-friendly') utility, but for now you can grab this quick build here :
http://wardenclyffetower.com/MaemoFiles/utils
If your english-us grab the smaller of the two gftp debs.
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curl -T file-to-upload ftp://user:passwd@ftp.remote.machine.com/target.directory/
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Unless I'm missing something, once you're in gftp, you can't get out except by exiting. It's always in full screen mode.
Workaround: I learned here that ctrl-shift-H minimizes gftp (or any other app) and returns to the home screen. It worked even with an operation in progress.
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This is true . But you can also download meny FTP clints that run webbased and just host the client your self . if you check frshmeat.net you can find a webbased client there and run it off your own webserver even a free hosting site may work.
Computerfreek