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where can I find the source code for tftp (Trivial File Transfer Protocol)?
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where can I find the source code for tftp (Trivial File Transfer Protocol) ?
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tftp is a protocol and not a piece of software. It has no source code itself but there are many open source implementations available.
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TFTP is a protocol. The specification is available in RFC 1350.
If you want source code for an implementation, a Google search for "tftp source code" finds a lot of answers, among them [TFTP].
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tftp is a protocol and not a piece of software. It has no source code itself but there are many open source implementations available.
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tftp is a protocol and not a piece of software. It has no source code itself but there are many open source implementations available.
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tftp is a protocol and not a piece of software. It has no source code itself but there are many open source implementations available.
tftp is a protocol and not a piece of software. It has no source code itself but there are many open source implementations available.
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TFTP is a protocol. The specification is available in RFC 1350.
If you want source code for an implementation, a Google search for "tftp source code" finds a lot of answers, among them [TFTP].
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TFTP is a protocol. The specification is available in RFC 1350.
If you want source code for an implementation, a Google search for "tftp source code" finds a lot of answers, among them [TFTP].
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TFTP is a protocol. The specification is available in RFC 1350.
If you want source code for an implementation, a Google search for "tftp source code" finds a lot of answers, among them [TFTP].
TFTP is a protocol. The specification is available in RFC 1350.
If you want source code for an implementation, a Google search for "tftp source code" finds a lot of answers, among them [TFTP].
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