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Ruby » Network » FTP Client   use the chdir method: require 'net/ftp' ftp = Net::FTP.new('ftp.ruby-lang.org') ftp.passive = true ftp.login(username, password) ftp.chdir('pub') ftp.list('*') { |file| puts file } ftp.close   Related examples in the same category 1.  File Transfers with FTP 2.  Connecting to an FTP server with net/ftp using an FTP URL is a simple operation: 3.  Net::FTP provides a login method that you can use against a Net::FTP object, like so: 4.  if a username and password are required, use this code: 5.  change to any directory in the remote filesystem: 6.  Ftp mkdir 7.  delete and rename files 8.  Set the mode to passive 9.  Downloading Files 10.  prints a string to the screen whenever another 100 kilobytes of the file have been downloaded. 11.  Uploading Files 12.  keep the user informed of the progress of the upload. 13.  Create a temporary file with Tempfile and upload from that

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