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		<title>GUI based FTP client for Ubuntu FeistyFawn</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Working on command line SSH is quite natural but FTP is a bit heck.
I found it hard to work on command line FTP for my godaddy account specially for removing the remote files and uploading the directories. I found the gFTP very much useful GUI based Ftp client. You can install it from the console [...]


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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Working on command line SSH is quite natural but FTP is a bit heck.<br />
I found it hard to work on command line FTP for my godaddy account specially for removing the remote files and uploading the directories. I found the gFTP very much useful GUI based Ftp client. You can install it from the console by issuing this command&#8230;</p>
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<p>After successful installation we can launch the gFTP application from the menu Applications->Internet->gFtp.</p>
<p>We can launch the application from the command line as <b>sudo gftp</b></p>
<p>In the GUI of gFTP we will required to provide the information of Host, Port, User and Pass&#8230; In host we need to give the IP address of the remote machine, we can do it better by adding the IP-Alias entry on the system&#8230; From the menu select System->Administration->Network &#8230; This is the Network Admin UI &#8230; Under the Hosts tab click on <b>Add</b> to add a new entry. Provide the IP and the unique alias.</p>
<p>Now in gFTP we can give this alias instead of the IP.</p>
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