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| '''`ftplib`''' is a client module for FTP servers. | The '''`ftplib`''' module is an [[Protocols/FTP|FTP]] client. |
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| {{{ from ftplib import FTP # connect conn = FTP('ftp.example.com') conn.login(user='example', passwd='secret') # list files conn.dir('folder1') # or conn.cwd('folder1') conn.dir() # close connection conn.quit() }}} ---- == Classes == |
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| '''`ftplib.FTP`''' is the core client object for the module. See the example above. The following methods are available as interfaces to established [[Protocols/FTP|FTP]] commands: ||'''Method''' ||'''Command''' || ||`cwd(dir)` ||`CWD` || ||`delete(fn)` ||`DELE` || ||`dir(dir)` ||`LIST` || ||`mkd(dir)` ||`MKD` || ||`mlsd(dir)` ||`MLSD` || ||`nlst(dir)` ||`NLST` || ||`pwd()` ||`PWD` || ||`quit()` ||`QUIT` || ||`rename(old, new)`||`RNFR`, `RNTO`|| ||`rmd(dir)` ||`RMD` || ||`size(fn)` ||`SIZE` || ---- |
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| The '''`abort()`''' method tries to abort an ongoing file transfer. This leverages the `ABOR` command, which actually aborts the last FTP command. This method won't always work. |
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| Unilaterally close a connection with the `close()` method. The 'correct' thing to do is to instead use `quit()` which implicitly closes the connection. |
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| ---- ==== Cwd ==== ---- ==== Delete ==== ---- ==== Dir ==== |
If an `ftplib.FTP` object was not instantiated with a host, call the `connect` method to connect to a server. {{{ ftp = ftplib.FTP() ftp.connect(host='ftp.example.com', port=21, timeout=300) }}} |
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| The '''`getwelcome()`''' method returns the server's welcome message. This is not guaranteed to be a machine-readable message, but may include useful information. |
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| ---- ==== Mkd ==== ---- ==== Mlsd ==== ---- ==== Nlst ==== |
The '''`login()`''' method authenticates with the server. See the above example. |
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| ==== Pwd ==== ---- ==== Quit ==== ---- ==== Rename ==== ---- |
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| The '''`retrbinary`''' method is a low-level file download interface. The first argument should be a valid `RETR` command. The second argument should be a callback that can handle binary data received as a response. If a `blocksize` is not specified, 8192 is the default. Try: {{{ with open('destination.txt', 'wb') as f: ftp.retrbinary('RETR source.txt', f.write, blocksize=1024) }}} |
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| ==== Rmd ==== ---- |
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| The '''`sendcmd()`''' method sends an FTP command and returns the response as a string. |
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| ==== Size ==== ---- |
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| The '''`storbinary`''' method is a low-level file download interface. The first argument should be a valid `STOR` command. The second argument is a binary file object. If a `blocksize` is not specified, 8192 is the default. Try: {{{ with open('source.txt', 'b') as f: ftp.storbinary('STOR source.txt', f) }}} |
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| The '''`voidcmd()`''' method sends an FTP command. If a response outside of 200-299 is received, an `ftplib.error_reply` is raised. |
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==== Auth ==== ---- ==== Ccc ==== ---- ==== Prot_P ==== ---- ==== Prot_C ==== ---- ==== Ssl_Version ==== |
A subclass of `ftplib.FTP` with additional methods and properties. ||'''Method'''||'''Meaning''' || ||`auth()` ||upgrade to secure connection || ||`ccc()` ||revert to plaintext connection || ||`prot_c()` ||setup plaintext (''clear'') connection || ||`prot_p()` ||setup secure (''protected'') connection|| ||'''Property'''||'''Meaning''' || ||`ssl_version` ||version of SSL/TLS to use (default: `ssl.PROTOCOL_SSLv23`)|| ---- == Exceptions == ||'''Exception''' ||'''Meaning''' || ||`ftplib.all_errors` ||tuple of all following errors || ||`ftplib.error_reply`||unexpected response is received || ||`ftplib.error_temp` ||temporary error (400-499) || ||`ftplib.error_perm` ||permanent error (500-599) || ||`ftplib.error_proto`||improperly-formatted response is received|| |
Python FtpLib
The ftplib module is an FTP client.
Contents
Usage
from ftplib import FTP
# connect
conn = FTP('ftp.example.com')
conn.login(user='example', passwd='secret')
# list files
conn.dir('folder1')
# or
conn.cwd('folder1')
conn.dir()
# close connection
conn.quit()
Classes
Ftp
ftplib.FTP is the core client object for the module. See the example above.
The following methods are available as interfaces to established FTP commands:
Method |
Command |
cwd(dir) |
CWD |
delete(fn) |
DELE |
dir(dir) |
LIST |
mkd(dir) |
MKD |
mlsd(dir) |
MLSD |
nlst(dir) |
NLST |
pwd() |
PWD |
quit() |
QUIT |
rename(old, new) |
RNFR, RNTO |
rmd(dir) |
RMD |
size(fn) |
SIZE |
Abort
The abort() method tries to abort an ongoing file transfer. This leverages the ABOR command, which actually aborts the last FTP command. This method won't always work.
Close
Unilaterally close a connection with the close() method.
The 'correct' thing to do is to instead use quit() which implicitly closes the connection.
Connect
If an ftplib.FTP object was not instantiated with a host, call the connect method to connect to a server.
ftp = ftplib.FTP() ftp.connect(host='ftp.example.com', port=21, timeout=300)
GetWelcome
The getwelcome() method returns the server's welcome message. This is not guaranteed to be a machine-readable message, but may include useful information.
Login
The login() method authenticates with the server. See the above example.
NTransferCmd
RetrBinary
The retrbinary method is a low-level file download interface. The first argument should be a valid RETR command. The second argument should be a callback that can handle binary data received as a response. If a blocksize is not specified, 8192 is the default.
Try:
with open('destination.txt', 'wb') as f:
ftp.retrbinary('RETR source.txt', f.write, blocksize=1024)
RetrLines
SendCmd
The sendcmd() method sends an FTP command and returns the response as a string.
Set_DebugLevel
Set_Pasv
StorBinary
The storbinary method is a low-level file download interface. The first argument should be a valid STOR command. The second argument is a binary file object. If a blocksize is not specified, 8192 is the default.
Try:
with open('source.txt', 'b') as f:
ftp.storbinary('STOR source.txt', f)
StorLines
TransferCmd
VoidCmd
The voidcmd() method sends an FTP command. If a response outside of 200-299 is received, an ftplib.error_reply is raised.
Ftp_Tls
A subclass of ftplib.FTP with additional methods and properties.
Method |
Meaning |
auth() |
upgrade to secure connection |
ccc() |
revert to plaintext connection |
prot_c() |
setup plaintext (clear) connection |
prot_p() |
setup secure (protected) connection |
Property |
Meaning |
ssl_version |
version of SSL/TLS to use (default: ssl.PROTOCOL_SSLv23) |
Exceptions
Exception |
Meaning |
ftplib.all_errors |
tuple of all following errors |
ftplib.error_reply |
unexpected response is received |
ftplib.error_temp |
temporary error (400-499) |
ftplib.error_perm |
permanent error (500-599) |
ftplib.error_proto |
improperly-formatted response is received |
See also
Python ftplib module documentation