3 <p>SGN provides various data files for download via anonymous FTP and
5 <!-- FIXME: a list of kinds of things to available to download should
14 For manually downloading a few files once in a while, anonymous FTP is
15 particularly convenient. From a web browser, SGN's ftp site can be
17 href="ftp://ftp.sgn.cornell.edu/">ftp://ftp.sgn.cornell.edu/</a>.
18 From other FTP clients, when prompted for a username enter
19 <em>anonymous</em> and when prompted for password enter your email
23 <p> For keeping a set of files up to date with the files we make
24 available, <a href="http://samba.anu.edu.au/rsync/">rsync</a> is a
25 useful tool. To retrieve files from our anonymous rsync server, use
27 <em>rsync://rsync.sgn.cornell.edu/public/</em>. For
28 example, to retrieve all our map and marker data on a Unix/Linux
29 shell use the command:</p>
30 <pre>\$ rsync -az rsync://rsync.sgn.cornell.edu/public/maps_and_markers/ .</pre>