This manual provides installation and setup instructions for the MadGoat FTP client and server.

Revision/Update Information: This is a revised manual. Revision bars indicate changes made since the last version of this software.

Operating System and Version: OpenVMS VAX V5.0 or later

OpenVMS Alpha V1.5 or later

Software Version: MadGoat FTP V2.6-1

Permission is granted to copy and redistribute this document for no commercial gain.

The information in this document is subject to change without notice and should not be construed as a commitment by MadGoat Software. The authors and MadGoat Software assume no responsibility for any errors that may appear in this document.

DISCLAIMER: The software described in this document is provided "as is." No guarantee is made by the authors or MadGoat Software as to the suitability, reliability, security, usefulness, or performance of this software.

The following are trademarks of Digital Equipment Corporation:

AXP	VAX	DEC	OpenVMS
VMS	UCX	VAXcluster	VMScluster

MultiNet is a registered trademark of Process Software Corp.

TCPware is a trademark of Process Software Corp.

WIN/TCP and PathWay are registered trademarks of Attachmate, Inc.

Copyright ©2000 MadGoat Software. All Rights Reserved.

Contents

This guide describes how to install the MadGoat FTP.

Intended Audience

This manual is intended for use by the system manager or any individual responsible for installing and maintaining the MadGoat FTP client and server.

Document Structure

This guide consists of three chapters and three appendices.

Chapter 1	Contains pre-installation information.
Chapter 2	Describes the MadGoat FTP installation procedure.
Chapter 3	Contains post-installation information.
Appendix A	Contains a listing of a sample installation.
Appendix B	Describes the contents of the MadGoat FTP distribution kit.
Appendix C	Contains a list of the files created by an installation.

Related Documents

You can find additional information in the following documents:

• MadGoat FTP User's Guide describes the MadGoat FTP client utility.
• MadGoat FTP Manager's Guide describes the MadGoat FTP server.
• MadGoat FTP Release Notes contain information and updates not included in this manual. The release notes are part of the software distribution kit.

This chapter describes the steps that should be taken prior to installing the MadGoat FTP client and server. 

1.1 Prerequisite Software

MadGoat FTP requires OpenVMS VAX (VAX VMS) V5.0 or later or OpenVMS Alpha V1.5 or later to run.

The MadGoat FTP software requires the NETLIB package, also available from MadGoat Software. A NETLIB-supported TCP/IP package is also required (refer to the NETLIB release notes for further information). 

1.2 Accessing the Online Release Notes

The MadGoat FTP provides online release notes, which you can display or print by using VMSINSTAL with the OPTIONS N parameter. After the installation, you can read the release notes by printing the file SYS$HELP:MGFTPvvn.RELEASE_NOTES, where "vvn" denotes the version number of the software. For example, for version V2.6-1 of MadGoat FTP, the file name would be MGFTP026. 

1.3 Installation Procedure Requirements

Before installing MadGoat FTP, ensure that the following privileges, resources, and requirements are met:

• For VAX systems, OpenVMS VAX V5.0 or higher is required. For Alpha AXP systems, OpenVMS Alpha V1.5 or higher is required.
• All the normal privileges and quotas of the default SYSTEM account.
• Approximately 2 to 15 minutes, depending on your system configuration, distribution medium, and options selected.
• Approximately 15,000 free blocks on a disk for use during the installation procedure; this can be the system disk or a disk specified with the VMSINSTAL AWD option.
• Approximately 8,500 free blocks on the system disk for a full installation. The requirements per product are as follows:
  • Approximately 5,000 free blocks for the MadGoat FTP software. and its documentation.
  • Approximately 700 free blocks for the NETLIB software and its documentation.
  • Approximately 2,500 free blocks for the sources for MadGoat FTP.

MadGoat FTP uses VMSINSTAL for installation. If you do not know how to use VMSINSTAL, you should first read the chapter on installing software in the VMS System Manager's Manual. For the installation, you should be logged into the SYSTEM account or another suitably privileged account. 

2.1 Invoking VMSINSTAL

Invoke VMSINSTAL to install MadGoat FTP.

$ @SYS$UPDATE:VMSINSTAL MGFTP026 ddcu:

Substitute the appropriate device name for ddcu.

VAX/VMS Software Product Installation Procedure V5.5-2 It is dd-Mmm-yyyy at hh:mm. Enter a question mark (?) at any time for help.

If there are any users logged into the system, you will see the message:

%VMSINSTAL-W-ACTIVE, The following processes are still active: ...process names...

You can install MadGoat FTP while users are logged in, though no user should be running the MadGoat FTP client from a previous version.

* Do you want to continue anyway [NO]?

If you wish to continue, answer YES.

* Are you satisfied with the backup of your system disk [YES]?

If you feel comfortable with your system disk backup, answer YES. Otherwise, answer NO, perform the backup, then restart the installation procedure. 

2.2 Installation Options

The next question is

* Do you want to purge files replaced by this installation [YES]?

If this is the first time you have installed MadGoat FTP, answering NO to this question can save some time when the MadGoat FTP files are moved into their directories. 

2.3 Mixed VMSclusters (VAX and Alpha systems)

Mixed VMSclusters that consist of both VAX and Alpha systems are fully supported by MadGoat FTP. The MadGoat directory tree can be shared by both systems if it resides on a common disk. When the VAX and Alpha systems share a common MadGoat directory, the client and server may be run on both types of systems.

When the MadGoat FTP installation determines that the node is part of a cluster, it will ask whether or not the cluster contains both VAX and Alpha systems. Additional questions relating to mixed-VMScluster support will be asked if the cluster is mixed.

If the VAX and Alpha systems will be sharing a MadGoat directory, it is only necessary to install the full MadGoat FTP kit on one of the systems (VAX or Alpha). For the second installation on the other type of machine, you can elect to install only the executables for that machine. The installation will prompt for the type of installation to be performed. Choosing to install only the executables on the second installation eliminates the need to copy files that have already been installed.

The MADGOAT_ROOT: directory tree contains two directories for executables: MADGOAT_ROOT:[EXE] for VAX executables and MADGOAT_ROOT:[ALPHA_EXE] for Alpha executables. The logical MADGOAT_EXE:, which is used in all examples below, will automatically be defined appropriately on each system in the cluster. 

2.4 Disk and Directory Selection

MadGoat FTP is installed in its own rooted directory to avoid mixing MadGoat FTP files with normal VMS files. The only file copied to a VMS directory is the file containing the MadGoat FTP release notes, which is copied to SYS$HELP:.

MadGoat FTP can reside on any disk. The installation prompts you for the name of the disk and top-level directory for the utilities. The default is SYS$SYSDEVICE:[MADGOAT].

* Enter the top-level directory for MadGoat FTP [DUA0:[MADGOAT]]:

Once a directory has been specified (or [RETURN] is pressed to select the default), the directory is created and a message like the following is displayed:

%VMSINSTAL-I-SYSDIR, This product creates system disk directory DUA0:[MADGOAT].



2.5 Component Selection

The MadGoat FTP installation provides a number of options for installing individual components. The following list describes the options.

• Install only the sources for MadGoat FTP.
  Normally, the images for the MadGoat FTP client and server are linked from object files included in the distribution. If you select this option, the documentation files and the source files will be installed, but the utility images will not be linked.
  You should select this option only if you prefer to rebuild the images and ``install'' them by hand. Note that MadGoat FTP is written in BLISS, so a BLISS compiler is required to rebuild from the sources.
• Install MadGoat FTP. You will be asked whether or not the FTP command should be added to DCLTABLES (for system-wide definition) and whether or not the on-line help should be added to a help library.
• Install the images and the sources.

The first question asked gives you the opportunity to install only the sources for MadGoat FTP:

* Do you want to install ONLY the sources for MadGoat FTP [NO]?

Answering YES will cause the installation to skip the rest of the questions and begin copying the documentation and source files. There will be no more questions asked.

If you answer NO the question above, you will be prompted for whether or not you wish to install the sources at all:

* Do you want to install the sources for MadGoat FTP [YES]?

Answering YES to the question will install the appropriate source files for the MadGoat FTP software. The source files will be copied to MADGOAT_ROOT:[SOURCES.FTP]. 

2.5.2 Installing the Client and Server

The installation will next ask you about installing the documentation for MadGoat FTP. Documentation is supplied in Bookreader, PostScript, and ASCII text file formats. The installation will prompt you with this question:

* Do you want to install the documentation for MadGoat FTP [YES]?

If you answer YES to the question, the documentation will be copied to MADGOAT_ROOT:[DOC]. 

2.5.3 Client DCL Command and On-line Help

The installation next gives you the opportunity to have the FTP command added to the system-wide DCLTABLES. Answering YES to the following question will create a ``real'' DCL command that is automatically available to all users on the system:

* Do you want to add the FTP command to DCLTABLES [YES]?

You will then be asked whether or not you want to install the on-line help for the FTP client in a help library. If you answer YES, you will also be asked which library should contain the help.

* Do you want to add the MadGoat FTP help to a library [YES]?

The installation will present a number of choices for the library to receive the on-line help. In addition to offering the system-wide help library as an option, the installation procedure will look for any HLP$LIBRARY commands defined in the system directory and will offer those too:

This installation updates the help library so that the DCL command "$ HELP FTP" will provide information about the MadGoat FTP client. There are several help libraries into which the help file can be placed. Some of them are: SYS$SYSROOT:[SYSHLP]HELPLIB.HLB WKU$ROOT:[HELP]WKU_HELP.HLB * To which library should MadGoat FTP client help be added [SYS$SYSROOT:[SYSHLP]HELPLIB.HLB]:



2.5.4 Installing NETLIB

The MadGoat FTP distribution includes the version of NETLIB that was current at the time the distribution was assembled. The MadGoat FTP installation checks to see if NETLIB is already installed on your system. If it does not, it is automatically installed and you will have to answer questions identifying which TCP/IP implementations are installed on your system or cluster.

If NETLIB is already installed on the system, you are given the chance to update it with the version distributed with MadGoat FTP. If that version is newer than the version already installed, you should upgrade NETLIB.

A version of the NETLIB library for TCP/IP support is already installed on this system. * Do you want to install the NETLIB V1.6 library [YES]?



2.6 The Installation Completes

After the configuration questions, the selected components are installed. Files are copied from each save set of the installation kit and the appropriate images are linked, then all installed files are copied to their destination directories. Informational messages about the individual components are displayed as needed. 

This chapter contains important information about the MadGoat FTP configuration and startup options. Most of the configuration options apply only if you intend to use the MadGoat FTP server. 

3.1 Starting MadGoat FTP

Once the installation is complete, you can start the MadGoat FTP client and server by executing the command procedure FTP_STARTUP.COM, located in MADGOAT_ROOT:[COM]. This procedure will define the MADGOAT_ROOT and MADGOAT_EXE logicals in the system logical name table and install the FTP client and server images with the necessary privileges.

To start the MadGoat FTP software automatically at system startup, you should add a line like the following to the system startup procedure (SYSTARTUP_V5.COM or SYSTARTUP_VMS.COM in SYS$MANAGER):

$ @dua0:[madgoat.com]ftp_startup.com

You should, of course, specify the actual device and top-level directory that you specified during the installation.

If you only want to use the MadGoat FTP client and not the server, you can specify ``CLIENT_ONLY'' as a parameter to the startup procedure:

$ @dua0:[madgoat.com]ftp_startup.com client_only

If you did not elect to install the FTP command system-wide in DCLTABLES, then you should add a command like the following to your system login procedure (SYS$SYLOGIN or SYS$MANAGER:SYLOGIN.COM):

$ ftp :== $madgoat_exe:ftp.exe

The MADGOAT_EXE: logical is defined by FTP_STARTUP.COM to point to the appropriate architecture-specific image directory.  

3.2 Disabling Vendor FTP Support

If your TCP/IP vendor provides FTP support as part of its package, you should disable that support before starting the MadGoat FTP server. The methods for disabling support for several vendors' products are discussed below. 

3.2.1 Disabling CMUIP FTP

For CMU-OpenVMS/IP (aka CMU-Tek TCP/IP and CMUIP and other names), edit the INTERNET.CONFIG file, comment out the line that begins with ``WKS:21'', and then restart TCP/IP. 

3.2.2 Disabling MultiNet FTP

For MultiNet, use the Server Configuration Utility to disable MultiNet's FTP service:

$ MULTINET CONFIGURE/SERVER MultiNet Server Configuration Utility 2.2(25) [Reading in symbols from SERVER image MULTINET:SERVER.EXE] [Reading in configuration from MULTINET:SERVICES.MASTER_SERVER] SERVER-CONFIG>DISABLE FTP SERVER-CONFIG>RESTART SERVER-CONFIG>EXIT $



3.2.3 Disabling DEC TCP/IP (UCX)

For DEC TCP/IP Services for OpenVMS (aka UCX), use the UCX utility to disable the FTP service:

$ UCX UCX> DISABLE SERVICE FTP UCX>

You must also modify the file UCX$INET_SET_INTERFACES.COM and comment out the line that enables the FTP service. 

3.2.4 Disabling TCPware

For TCPware, use the TCPware configuration utility to disable TCPware's FTP server, if you installed TCPware-FTP. For TCPware V3.0 or higher, type:

$ @TCPWARE:CNFNET FULL FTP

For versions of TCPware prior to V3.0, type:

$ @TCPWARE_ROOT:CNFNET FULL FTP

When asked:

Enter the number of listening Server-FTP processes [1]:

enter 0. When asked whether to restart FTP, answer YES. 

3.2.5 Disabling WIN/TCP and PathWay

For WIN/TCP and PathWay, follow these steps:

• Edit the file TWG$ETC:[000000]SERVER.DAT.
• Find the service description for the FTP service and place pound signs (#) in front of each line, including the blank lines preceding and the following the FTP server description. This marks those lines as comments; they will be ignored by the INET_SERVER process during its startup.

  #service-name FTP [...]

• If the INET_SERVER process is running, kill it.
• Restart INET_SERVER by executing the following command:

  $ @TWG$TCP:[NETDIST.MISC]INETSERV.COM

• List the registered TCP/UDP services to make sure the FTP service is not listed:

  $ netstat -a

To prevent the PathWay FTP server from restarting on the next system boot, comment out the FTP_INIT line in the PathWay startup file, TWG$TCP:[NETDIST.MISC]STARTINET.COM. 

3.3 Using the Bookreader Documentation

To include the MadGoat FTP Bookreader documents in the Bookreader search list, you should perform one or both of the following actions, depending on your Bookreader setup.

• Include the directory MADGOAT_ROOT:[DOC] in the search list equated to the logical DECW$BOOK.
• Add MADGOAT_ROOT:[DOC]LIBRARY.DECW$BOOKSHELF to the DECW$BOOKSHELF logical search list.

For more information, consult the Bookreader documentation. 

3.4 Registering Your Installation

MadGoat FTP is freely distributable software, and no license is required to use it. Registration of your installation is at your discretion and is used by MadGoat Software only to determine the size of the MadGoat FTP user base and the future directions for the package.

To register, simply send a note to the MadGoat Software with the following information:

• Installer's name
• Company name and address
• System(s) on which the MadGoat FTP is running
• Which products you're using (client and/or server)
• Any comments and/or suggestions you might have

You can send it electronically to MadGoat-Register@MadGoat.COM. 

This appendix includes a sample MadGoat FTP installation. In this example, NETLIB is also installed.

$ @SYS$UPDATE:VMSINSTAL MGFTP026 DUB0:[HUNTER] VAX/VMS Software Product Installation Procedure V5.4-2 It is 6-AUG-1996 at 06:49. Enter a question mark (?) at any time for help. %VMSINSTAL-W-NOTSYSTEM, You are not logged in to the SYSTEM account. %VMSINSTAL-W-ACTIVE, The following processes are still active: Polter Goat Goat Busters * Do you want to continue anyway [NO]? yes * Are you satisfied with the backup of your system disk [YES]? [RETURN] The following products will be processed: MGFTP V2.6-1 Beginning installation of MGFTP V2.6-1 at 06:50 %VMSINSTAL-I-RESTORE, Restoring product save set A ... %VMSINSTAL-I-RELMOVED, Product's release notes have been moved to SYS$HELP. MadGoat FTP V2.6-1 Installation Copyright © 1994,1998, MadGoat Software. All rights reserved. Redistribution for no commercial gain is permitted. * Do you want to purge files replaced by this installation [YES]? [RETURN] Configuring Base MadGoat FTP Directories and Logicals ----------------------------------------------------- MadGoat software is installed in its own rooted directory to avoid mixing MadGoat files with normal VMS files. The directory can reside on any disk. THERE ARE NO FILES COPIED TO SYS$SYSTEM, SYS$LIBRARY, etc. (The only file copied to a VMS directory is the Release Notes file, which is copied to SYS$HELP.) * Enter the top-level directory for the MadGoat root directory [SYS$SYSDEVICE:[MADGOAT]]: [RETURN] %VMSINSTAL-I-SYSDIR, This product creates system disk directory WKUMV1$DUB0:[MADGOAT]. %VMSINSTAL-I-SYSDIR, This product creates system disk directory WKUMV1$DUB0:[MADGOAT.EXE]. %VMSINSTAL-I-SYSDIR, This product creates system disk directory WKUMV1$DUB0:[MADGOAT.ALPHA_EXE]. Selecting MadGoat FTP Components -------------------------------- The MadGoat FTP client and server are normally installed by linking the object files packed with the kit. The installation will also give you a chance to add the FTP DCL command and on-line help to your system. The MadGoat FTP sources are also provided. You can either install the products and the sources, or you can install the sources only and rebuild them by hand. If you only want to install the sources and want to skip the product installations, enter YES to the following prompt. * Do you want to install ONLY the sources for MadGoat FTP [NO]? [RETURN] The answer to the following question will determine whether the source files for the MadGoat FTP client and server are installed. * Do you want to install the sources for MadGoat FTP [YES]? no Documentation for MadGoat FTP comes in Bookreader, PostScript, and ASCII text file formats. If you elect to install the documentation, the files will be placed in MADGOAT_ROOT:[DOC]. * Do you want to install the documentation for MadGoat FTP [YES]? [RETURN] The MadGoat FTP client DCL command, FTP, can be added to the system-wide DCLTABLES, making the command available to all users, or it can be defined as a foreign command. * Do you want to add the FTP command to DCLTABLES [YES]? [RETURN] * Do you want to add the MadGoat FTP client help to a library [YES]? [RETURN] This installation updates the help library so that the DCL command "$ HELP FTP" will provide information about the MadGoat FTP client. There are several help libraries into which the help file can be placed. Some of them are: SYS$SYSROOT:[SYSHLP]HELPLIB.HLB * To which library should MadGoat FTP client help be added [SYS$SYSROOT:[SYSHLP]HELPLIB.HLB]: [RETURN] A version of the NETLIB library for TCP/IP support is already installed on this system. MadGoat FTP requires NETLIB V2.0 or higher. * Do you want to install the NETLIB V2.2 library [YES]? [RETURN] %VMSINSTAL-I-RESTORE, Restoring product save set B ... Now installing NETLIB library for TCP/IP support. %MGFTP-I-NETLRNOT, Release notes for NETLIB V2.2 have been copied to SYS$HELP. %VMSINSTAL-I-RESTORE, Restoring product save set C ... TCP/IP Support Selection Select the NETLIB TCP/IP support you wish to install from the menu below. An asterisk appears next to the packages that have already been selected. You can remove a package from the list by selecting it again. You may enter more than one selection by separating your choices with commas. 1. [ ] CMU TCP/IP 2. [ ] Digital TCP/IP Services 3. [*] Process Software MultiNet 4. [ ] Process Software TCPware 5. [ ] Attachmate PathWay 6. Exit * Your choice [6]: [RETURN] You have selected the following TCP/IP support: Process Software MultiNet * Is this correct [YES]? [RETURN] Choosing the NETLIB Directory The NETLIB libraries can be placed in any directory, as long as that directory is accessible to all users who plan to use or develop NETLIB-based applications. * Where should the NETLIB libraries be placed [SYS$COMMON:[SYSLIB]]: MADGOAT_ROOT:[EXE] %VMSINSTAL-I-SYSDIR, This product creates system disk directory MADGOAT_ROOT:[EXE]. %CREATE-I-EXISTS, MADGOAT_ROOT:[EXE] already exists %NETLIB-I-LINKING, Linking image NETLIB_SHRXFR... %NETLIB-I-LINKING, Linking image NETLIB_MULTINET_SHR... No further questions will be asked. The MadGoat FTP installation will now continue for 2 to 15 minutes, depending on your type of media and the system configuration. %VMSINSTAL-I-SYSDIR, This product creates system disk directory WKUMV1$DUB0:[MADGOAT.COM]. %VMSINSTAL-I-SYSDIR, This product creates system disk directory WKUMV1$DUB0:[MADGOAT.DATA]. %VMSINSTAL-I-SYSDIR, This product creates system disk directory WKUMV1$DUB0:[MADGOAT.LOGS]. %VMSINSTAL-I-SYSDIR, This product creates system disk directory WKUMV1$DUB0:[MADGOAT.DOC]. %VMSINSTAL-I-SYSDIR, This product creates system disk directory WKUMV1$DUB0:[MADGOAT.HELP]. %VMSINSTAL-I-SYSDIR, This product creates system disk directory WKUMV1$DUB0:[MADGOAT.SOURCES]. %VMSINSTAL-I-SYSDIR, This product creates system disk directory WKUMV1$DUB0:[MADGOAT.SOURCES.FTP]. %VMSINSTAL-I-RESTORE, Restoring product save set E ... %MGFTP-I-LINKING, Linking image FTP.... %MGFTP-I-LINKING, Linking image FTP_LISTENER.... %MGFTP-I-LINKING, Linking image FTP_SERVER.... %MGFTP-I-INSTDOC, Installing documentation.... %VMSINSTAL-I-RESTORE, Restoring product save set F ... To install the MadGoat FTP images and define the MADGOAT_ROOT logical, execute the following command. To automate this procedure at system startup, you should also add the following line to the system startup command procedure (SYSTARTUP_V5.COM or SYSTARTUP_VMS.COM in SYS$MANAGER:). $ @WKUMV1$DUB0:[MADGOAT.COM]FTP_STARTUP.COM If you do not want to run the MadGoat FTP server, then use this command instead: $ @WKUMV1$DUB0:[MADGOAT.COM]FTP_STARTUP.COM CLIENT_ONLY %VMSINSTAL-I-MOVEFILES, Files will now be moved to their target directories... Installation of MGFTP V2.6-1 completed at 07:01 VMSINSTAL procedure done at 07:01 $



The MadGoat FTP is provided in a VMSINSTALlable distribution kit consisting of five save sets. Each save set is briefly described in Table B-1.

Table B-1 MadGoat FTP installation kit save sets

Save Set	Contents
MGFTP026.A	The KITINSTAL command procedure and the MadGoat FTP release notes.
MGFTP026.B	NETLIB common files.
MGFTP026.C	NETLIB VAX files.
MGFTP026.D	NETLIB Alpha files.
MGFTP026.E	Object libraries, command procedures, help files.
MGFTP026.F	Documentation files, in PostScript, Bookreader, and plain ASCII formats.
MGFTP026.G	MadGoat FTP source files.



The files in Table C-1 are created during the installation of the MadGoat FTP software.

Table C-1 MadGoat FTP files created during installation

File name	Description
Files in MADGOAT_ROOT:[COM]
ANONYMOUS_LOGIN.TEMPLATE	LOGIN.COM template for anonymous FTP accounts.
FTP_GET_ANONYMOUS_PASSWORD.COM	Command procedure to fetch the password supplied for anonymous logins.
FTP_LOGICALS.TEMPLATE	Template for MadGoat FTP logical definitions.
FTP_SERVER.COM	Command procedure that drives the MadGoat FTP server processes.
FTP_STARTUP.COM	Command procedure invoked to start MadGoat FTP.
FTP_START_LISTENER.COM	Command procedure that drives the MadGoat FTP listener process.
Files in MADGOAT_ROOT:[DOC]
FTP_INSTALL_GUIDE.DECW$BOOK	MadGoat FTP Installation Guide (Bookreader)
FTP_INSTALL_GUIDE.PS	MadGoat FTP Installation Guide (PostScript)
FTP_INSTALL_GUIDE.TXT	MadGoat FTP Installation Guide (ASCII)
FTP_MGMT_GUIDE.DECW$BOOK	MadGoat FTP Manager's Guide (Bookreader)
FTP_MGMT_GUIDE.PS	MadGoat FTP Manager's Guide (PostScript)
FTP_MGMT_GUIDE.TXT	MadGoat FTP Manager's Guide (ASCII)
FTP_USERS_GUIDE.DECW$BOOK	MadGoat FTP User's Guide (Bookreader)
FTP_USERS_GUIDE.PS	MadGoat FTP User's Guide (PostScript)
FTP_USERS_GUIDE.TXT	MadGoat FTP User's Guide (ASCII)
LIBRARY.DECW$BOOKSHELF	Bookshelf file for Bookreader documents
Files in MADGOAT_ROOT:[EXE] and [ALPHA_EXE]
FTP.CLD	CLD file for FTP client
FTP.EXE	Executable image for FTP client
FTP_LISTENER.EXE	Executable image for FTP listener
FTP_SERVER.EXE	Executable image for FTP server
Files in MADGOAT_ROOT:[HELP]
MADGOAT_FTP_HELP.HLB	Help library for MadGoat FTP client.
FTP_COMMAND.HLP	Help file for the FTP DCL command.
Files in MADGOAT_ROOT:[SOURCES.FTP] +
Various	BLISS source files for the MadGoat FTP client, server, and listener.
Files in SYS$COMMON:[SYSHLP]
MGFTP026.RELEASE_NOTES	Release notes for MadGoat FTP

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