from ftplib import FTP
ftp = FTP('ftp.fi.debian.org')
print("FTP RootDir Listing")
print("Logging in.")
ftp.login()
print(ftp.retrlines('LIST'))
print('Closing FTP Connection')
ftp.close()
Here's a detailed explanation of the code:
- The code begins by importing the FTP module from the ftplib library, which provides a range of functions for working with FTP servers.
- The next line creates an FTP object and connects it to the server located at "ftp.fi.debian.org". This establishes a connection to the server so that we can send commands to it.
- The code then prints a message to indicate that the FTP root directory is being listed.
- A call to the login method is made to authenticate the user on the FTP server.
- The retrlines method is used to retrieve a listing of the files and directories in the root directory of the FTP server. This method sends the "LIST" command to the server and prints the response to the console.
- Finally, the FTP connection is closed using the close method.
Overall, this code retrieves a list of files and directories from an FTP server using Python's built-in FTP functionality.
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