To list all files and directories in an FTP server using Python, you can use the ftplib module, which is a part of the Python standard library.
Here's a step-by-step guide:
Connect to the FTP server:
Using ftplib.FTP() you can connect to the server, and then use the login() method to provide credentials if required.
List directories and files:
The dir() method of the FTP object can be used to list the directories and files. The method takes a callback to handle each line of the directory listing.
Close the connection:
Use the quit() method to properly close the FTP connection.
Below is an example:
from ftplib import FTP def list_files_and_dirs(ftp_obj): # Callback to print each directory entry def print_dir(entry): print(entry) ftp_obj.dir(print_dir) # Connect to FTP server ftp = FTP('ftp.example.com') # replace 'ftp.example.com' with your FTP server address ftp.login(user='your_username', passwd='your_password') # replace with your credentials # List files and directories list_files_and_dirs(ftp) # Close the connection ftp.quit() Replace 'ftp.example.com', 'your_username', and 'your_password' with your actual FTP server details.
Note: Make sure to handle potential exceptions (like login errors, connection timeouts) in a real-world scenario to make your application robust.
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