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FFTL2L is a fast file transfer tool that allows you to transfer files between Linux systems without relying on high-level protocols like TCP or UDP. It uses system calls to achieve faster transfer speeds compared to traditional file transfer protocols like FTP.

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Fast File Transfer Linux to Linux (FFTL2L)

FFTL2L is a fast file transfer tool that allows you to transfer files between Linux systems without relying on high-level protocols like TCP or UDP. It uses system calls to achieve faster transfer speeds compared to traditional file transfer protocols like FTP.

How to Use

To use FFTL2L, follow these steps:

  1. Clone this repo to your machine
  2. Give the permision to the file chmod +x tr.sh
  3. Transfer your Files

On the receiving machine:

$ bash server.sh 1234
Waiting for a connection on port 1234...

On the sending machine:

$ bash client.sh 192.168.1.100 1234 file.txt
  1. The file transfer will begin, and you will be able to see the transfer progress in the terminal.

Features

  • Fast file transfer speeds using system calls
  • No need to rely on high-level protocols like TCP or UDP
  • Simple and easy-to-use command line interface
  • Supports file transfer between Linux systems

Limitations

  • Only supports file transfer between Linux systems
  • May not be as reliable as high-level protocols like TCP or UDP
  • Only support Linux system

License

FFTL2L is licensed under the MIT License. You are free to use, modify, and distribute the software as you see fit.

Credits

FFTL2L was developed by [Your Name Here] as a personal project. If you have any questions or feedback, please reach out to me at [Your Email Address].

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FFTL2L is a fast file transfer tool that allows you to transfer files between Linux systems without relying on high-level protocols like TCP or UDP. It uses system calls to achieve faster transfer speeds compared to traditional file transfer protocols like FTP.

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