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Download a file via Trivial File Transfer Protocol 1.0
The tftpy library provides simple classes for TFTP clients and servers alike.
- Last Updated: Jul 29, 2010
- License: Open Source Free
- OS: Windows /Linux/Mac OS/BSD/Solaris
- Requirements: No special requirements
- Publisher: Michael Soulier (5 more Applications)
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