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- [1] [[FTP]]
- [5] [[rsync]]
- [4] [[SSH]]
-- [2] [[SCP]]
-- [3] [[Git]] (over [[SSH]])
-- [6] [[rsync]] over [[SSH]]

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[81] [CITE[MIME, SGML, UDIs, HTML and W3]]
([TIME[2003-08-04T15:50:20.000Z]], [TIME[2024-09-29T13:47:54.380Z]])
<https://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/www-talk/1992MayJun/0038.html>
]FIGCAPTION]

> 	Well, what DO they use? They use ange-ftp addresses	
> 	for FTP (like info.cern.ch:/pub/www/doc/*.ps),

]FIG]

[82] 
[[ange-ftp]] というのは [[Emacs]] で動作する [[FTP]] ソフトウェアがあるらしい。それのこと?
このよくある書式の発祥はそのソフトだったのだろうか?

[7] [CITE[null]], [TIME[1999-05-02T13:43:17.000Z]], [TIME[2024-11-28T05:54:42.712Z]] <https://dept-info.labri.fr/~strandh/Teaching/PFS/Common/Code-examples/emacs-20.4/lisp/browse-url.el>

>
[PRE[
  "An alist of (REGEXP . STRING) pairs used by `browse-url-of-file'.
Any substring of a filename matching one of the REGEXPs is replaced by
the corresponding STRING using `replace-match', not treating STRING
literally.  All pairs are applied in the order given.  The default
value converts ange-ftp/EFS-style paths into ftp URLs and prepends
`file:' to any path beginning with `/'.

For example, adding to the default a specific translation of an ange-ftp
address to an HTTP URL:
]PRE]

[231] 
[CITE@en-US[Protect your Software from the Zero Day Wget Vulnerability]], [[drewt]], [TIME[2024-11-21T16:19:17.000Z]], [TIME[2024-11-22T03:39:12.975Z]] <https://jfrog.com/blog/cve-2024-10524-wget-zero-day-vulnerability/>

[232] >>231 [CODE[wget]] の入力で [[URL]] か [[URL]] の [[scheme]] + [CODE[:]]
の省略か伝統的な [[FTP]] の表記法が指定できたため、
[CODE[:]] を含む [[userinfo]] が指定されたとき [[FTP]] の表記法と誤認させられる[[脆弱性]]があると判断された事案。

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[8] [CITE[EMACSulation Issue 26]]
([[Eric Marsden]], [TIME[2017-07-20T23:54:00.000Z]], [TIME[2024-11-28T05:56:50.442Z]])
<https://linuxgazette.net/issue26/marsden.html>
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> ffap is a powerful package which extends the find-file command (the one which prompts for a file name in the minibuffer, normally bound to C-x C-f). It searches the text around the cursor position for something which might represent a filename -- a file in the current directory, a C #included file, a newsgroup reference, an ange-ftp style reference to a file on a remote machine or an URL -- and prompts you either to open that file, or to send the URL to a browser (via browse-url). Once experiencing this you quickly get sick of typing filenames into the minibuffer, and may find yourself inserting ``hyperlinks'' in strategic places in your files to save typing. ffap is distributed with both Emacs and XEmacs; I bind it to the F3 key as follows :

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[9] [CITE[Emacs Online Documentation]]
([TIME[2015-05-22T10:48:04.000Z]], [TIME[2024-11-28T05:57:42.187Z]])
<https://doc.endlessparentheses.com/Fun/shadow-make-fullname.html>
]FIGCAPTION]

> Make an ange-ftp style fullname out of HOST, USER (optional), and NAME.

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[10] [CITE[Re: Integrate Tramp]]
([TIME[2002-06-20T20:12:08.000Z]], [TIME[2024-11-28T05:58:27.131Z]])
<https://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/emacs-devel/2002-06/msg00513.html>
]FIGCAPTION]

> 
> My impression is that the main reason you chose the '''['''...''']''' syntax for
> tramp is to avoid conflicts with ange-ftp; it seems cleaner and more
> user-friendly to just use the same syntax for both, especially since
> ange-ftp's syntax is basically a subset of tramp's, and now you have
> the freedom to integrate them.
> I think most people would agree that the ange-ftp-style syntax is a bit
> nicer anyway (and familiar to more people), especially when most of the
> details are defaulted based on the machine name or whatever.

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[11] [CITE[EMail Msg <9207160406.AA28878@pixel.convex.com>]]
([TIME[1995-08-08T03:06:53.000Z]], [TIME[2024-11-28T06:00:09.466Z]])
<https://ksi.cpsc.ucalgary.ca/archives/WWW-TALK/www-talk-1992.messages/154.html>
]FIGCAPTION]

> Has anybody given any thought to a syntax with implied schemes so that
> the ange-ftp style URLs and internet message ID URNs that are out
> there can be used?<p>
> If we reserved a character to _start_ UDIs, then we could try to infer
> the scheme of strings that don't start with that char. Let's take
> () for URL schemes and '''['''''']''' for URN schemes.
> <XMP>
> For example: host:path == (ANON-FTP)host:path
>              path@host == (ANON-FTP)host:path
>              <message-id@host> == '''['''rfc-822''']'''<message-id@host>
> </XMP>
> Well, I suppose this type of thing is really akin to the W3 local
> UDI scheme: it's application specific.<p>

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[12] 
関連:
[[URL]],
[[FTP]],
[[Git]]

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