Linux TCP/IP文件传输系统设计与开发 - 实现信息共享的有效途径

The Linux operating system provides a robust platform for network communication and file sharing. One of the most important aspects of information sharing over networks is file transfer, and the importance of FTP (File Transfer Protocol) in this regard cannot be overstated. The FTP protocol is essential for the development and survival of networks as it facilitates the seamless transfer of files between different systems. This document outlines the design and development of a simple FTP system based on TCP/IP under the Linux-2.4.20-8 kernel using the C programming language. It begins by highlighting the advantages of the Linux operating system and the C language development environment available in Linux. It then delves into the basics of networking protocols and FTP applications, providing a foundation for the design of the file transfer system. The design and development process of the FTP system under Linux involve implementing the necessary functionalities for file transfer using TCP/IP. The system is built to establish connections between client and server machines, authenticate users, and transfer files securely between the systems. The design is then implemented through coding and testing to ensure the system functions as intended. Through rigorous testing, the FTP system demonstrates the successful transfer of files between systems, validating the design and development efforts. The system successfully leverages the capabilities of Linux and TCP/IP to provide a reliable and efficient file transfer mechanism. Overall, this project showcases the effectiveness of utilizing Linux and TCP/IP for developing file transfer systems, emphasizing the importance of network communication protocols in facilitating information sharing across devices.