This is our current help except for the help you can get when logged
into the server.  We are working on the Help file now.


Telnet commands that work:
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NOTE: All commands currently ignore any "-" options
      except to "cd" which has none. Also this server
	  uses "\" between directories not "/".

 help - list commands allowed or help <command> explains
        the command a bit more.

  man - same as help.

    ? - same as help.

  dir - directory - shows files in a directory.
		will accept directory paths and\or wildcards.

   cd - change directory - changes the current working
        directory. will accept directory paths. cd by
		itself will take you back to your home directory.

  pwd - print working directory - displays the current
        working directory

mkdir - make directory - creates a directory. the new
        directory inherits its parent directories permissions.
        will accept directory paths

rmdir - remove directory - removes a directory if it does not
		contain any files.

   cp - copy - copies files and\or directories. will accept 
		directory paths and\or wildcards.

   rm - remove - deletes files but not directorys. will accept
		directory paths and\or wildcards.

   mv - move - moves files and\or directories. will accept
		directory paths and\or wildcards.

 exit - logoff (pretty self explanitory)

  who - shows who is logged into the server the port they are on
		and their IP address.

chmod - change mode - change the permissions of files and\or 
		directories. will accept directory paths and\or wildcards.

chgrp - change group - changes the group that the files and\or
		directories. will accept directory paths and\or wildcards.

chown - change owner - changes the owner of the files and\or
		directories. will accept directory paths and\or wildcards.
		(not a good thing to do to your own files you can screw
		yourself with this).

whoami - displays the user name you are logged one with in case you
		 forget.

   ls - currently it's the same as "dir".

 more - more works similar to the DOS "type" command except it will
        pause after 23 lines and display a "-MORE-" prompt where.
        q or Q - will quit
        enter - will display one more line from the file.
        space - will display the next 23 lines form the file.

  ftp - file transfer program - ftp alone will put you into ftp and
        you will receive and "ftp> " prompt. ftp has 2 optional arguments
	 ftp <host name or IP> <port>

telnet - Allows you telnet out from Dragon Server to other hosts.

refresh - Verifies the contents of the current working directory.
          This command is usually not needed but is there just
          in case.



Outgoing TELNET
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    Dragon server pretty much connects you to the remote site you are
telneting to and enters a pass through mode until you disconnect from the
remote site.



Outgoing FTP commands that work:
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  open - opens an ftp connection to <host name or IP> and on port if not 
         specified.
 close - for now it closes your ftp connection and exits ftp.
   bye - closes your ftp connection and exits ftp.
   dir - displays files in a directory with optional <wildcard>.
    cd - changes the current directory on the host to which you are connected.
   lcd - changes the current local directory to which files will be transferred
         to and from.
   pwd - prints the current directory of the host to which you are connected.
 mkdir - creates a directory on the host to which you are connected.
 rmdir - removes a directory on the host to which you are connected.
delete - removes a file or files from the host to which you are connected.
         this command requires a <filename> or <wildcard>.
   get - download - transfer a file in the current type (see ascii and bin)
         from the host to which you are connected to the current or 
         specified local directory.
   put - upload - transfer a file in the current type (see ascii and bin)
         from the current or specified local directory to the host to which 
         you are connected to
 ascii - sets the transfer type to ASCII (which converts CRLF to CR)
   bin - sets the transfer type to binary (nothing is changed)
 quote - *not working yet
  tick - same as hash.
  hash - modifies the transfer status line for file downloads and uploads.
         hash off - turns off the display of bytes transferred.
	  hash on - turns the display on.
         hash <######> - sets the number of bytes beteen updates.
         hash - with no parametes sets it to on with a size of 2048 bytes.
         when entering ftp the update size defaults to 10240.
    ls - displays files in a directory with optional <options> and/or <wildcard>.
  user - with username after it, it sends the host site a reqeust to login and 
         the specified user.
  help - help.
     ? - help.
  quit - same as bye.
  exit - same as bye.
  ldir - displays a local directory listing
  lpwd - display the local current working directory
prompt - toggle on/off prompting for mget and mput commands
  mget - same as get but accepts wildcards to transfer multiple files
  mput - same as put but accepts wildcards to transfer multiple files
   ftp - same as open.
  more - work the same as the telnet "more" command except you can view the
         contents of a remote file.



Incoming FTP
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Dragon Sever supports most of the FTP commands except for renaming files
and resuming downloads (hope to add these soon).  There are a few others
but I've never used them anyway.



General information:
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