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The document is an application form for obtaining a Producer of Beer and Wine Certificate of Registration from the South Carolina Department of Revenue. It outlines the necessary information required from applicants, including business ownership details, physical and mailing addresses, and compliance with state regulations regarding alcohol production and distribution. Additionally, it includes instructions for listing brands and wholesalers associated with the producer.

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How do I get all files and directory from FTP?

Re: How to FTP entire directories? You could use the ``mget * command in ftp. This will ftp all files (but not directories) in the current directory. The ``prompt command turns off interactive mode so you are not prompted for each file transfer. The ``mget * transfers all files.

How do I share an FTP folder?

Set up FTP File Sharing Go to Settings System Storage File Share, check the option Enable FTP File Sharing. Enable FTP and access the PBX via FTP. Enter the folder ftpmedia to check the shared files. mmc folder for the shared files in TF/SD card. usb1 folder for the shared files in USB drive.

How do I list a local directory in FTP?

You can list the contents of a directory by using the ls, lls, or dir commands. Use the ls command to list the contents of a directory on the FTP server. Use the dir command to list the contents of a remote directory to the window or to save the output to a local file.

How do I show the current directory in FTP?

Use the PWD command to display the current working directory of the remote system. The remote FTP server returns a message describing the current working directory.