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22	22	## FTP
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24		-* `lftp <ftp://login@ip>` # connection to the server root
25		-* `lftp <ftp://login@ip:/target-directory>` # direct connection to destination directory
26		-* `lftp <ftp://login@ip/target-directory>` # same without the ':' sign
	24	+* `lftp <ftp://login@ip>` # connection to the server root
	25	+* `lftp <ftp://login@ip:/target-directory>` # direct connection to destination directory
	26	+* `lftp <ftp://login@ip/target-directory>` # same without the ':' sign
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28	28	The password is requested interactively after connection.
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34	34	## Navigation and information commands
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36		-* `pwd` # displays the current directory (remote)
37		-* `lpwd` # displays the current directory (local)
38		-* `ls` # lists remote files
39		-* `lcd` # displays the current local directory while trying to change the local directory
40		-* `!ls` # lists local files (! = local execution)
41		-* `cd directory` # changes remote directory
42		-* `lcd directory` # changes local directory
	36	+* `pwd` # displays the current directory (remote)
	37	+* `lpwd` # displays the current directory (local)
	38	+* `ls` # lists remote files
	39	+* `lcd` # displays the current local directory while trying to change the local directory
	40	+* `!ls` # lists local files (! = local execution)
	41	+* `cd directory` # changes remote directory
	42	+* `lcd directory` # changes local directory
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44	44	## File transfers
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46		-* `get <file>` # downloads the chosen remote file to the current local directory
47		-* `get <file> -o /local/path/` # downloads the chosen remote file to a specific local directory
48		-* `put <file>` # sends the chosen local file to the current remote directory
49		-* `mget <file1 file2 file3…>` # downloads several chosen files to the current local directory
50		-* `mput <file1 file2 file3…>` # sends several chosen files to the current remote directory
	46	+* `get <file>` # downloads the chosen remote file to the current local directory
	47	+* `get <file> -o /local/path/` # downloads the chosen remote file to a specific local directory
	48	+* `put <file>` # sends the chosen local file to the current remote directory
	49	+* `mget <file1 file2 file3…>` # downloads several chosen files to the current local directory
	50	+* `mput <file1 file2 file3…>` # sends several chosen files to the current remote directory
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52	52	## Complete directory transfers
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54	54	Connected to the server:
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56		-* `lftp login@server:/directory> mirror <remote-folder> <local-folder/>` # downloads a complete directory to the current local directory
57		-* `lftp login@server:/directory> mirror --reverse <local-folder/> <remote-folder>` # sends the content of a complete local directory to the remote server
58		-* `lftp login@server:/directory> mirror --reverse <local-folder> <remote-folder>` # sends a complete local directory to the remote server
	56	+* `lftp login@server:/directory> mirror <remote-folder> <local-folder/>` # downloads a complete directory to the current local directory
	57	+* `lftp login@server:/directory> mirror --reverse <local-folder/> <remote-folder>` # sends the content of a complete local directory to the remote server
	58	+* `lftp login@server:/directory> mirror --reverse <local-folder> <remote-folder>` # sends a complete local directory to the remote server
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60		-* `mirror --continue` # resumes an interrupted transfer
61		-* `mirror --delete` # deletes at the destination what no longer exists at the source
62		-* `mirror --parallel=4` # parallel transfers
	60	+* `mirror --continue` # resumes an interrupted transfer
	61	+* `mirror --delete` # deletes at the destination what no longer exists at the source
	62	+* `mirror --parallel=4` # parallel transfers
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64	64	### Parallel transfers
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80	80	## Miscellaneous
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82		-* `jobs` # displays current transfers
83		-* `wait` # waits for current transfers to finish
84		-* `queue` # puts commands in a queue
85		-* `exit / quit` # exits lftp
	82	+* `jobs` # displays current transfers
	83	+* `wait` # waits for current transfers to finish
	84	+* `queue` # puts commands in a queue
	85	+* `exit / quit` # exits lftp
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87	87	### Miscellaneous — practical use
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201	201	Furthermore _exit kill_ forces all jobs to stop before quitting.
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203		-**To verify**: _bye_ could be an alias of _exit_ or _quit_ inherited from FTP tradition (FTP servers often reply _bye_ upon disconnection), but the man page does not mention it.
	203	+**Needs verification**: _bye_ could be an alias of _exit_ or _quit_ inherited from FTP tradition (FTP servers often reply _bye_ upon disconnection), but the man page does not mention it.
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