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Subject: GUI/CLI FTP client
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Is there any GUI/CLI Ftp client in FreeBSD which is comparable to
Windows Flash FXP ?
At least be able to set the indent and the range of passive ports.
Thank you.
-- 
In the windoze world, I am limited by the tools that I can use, In Unix,
I am limited by my own wisdom.