====== Ncftp ======

= Installation =

 apt-get install ncftp

= Basic Usage =

 :~$ ncftp
 ncftp> bookmarks
 #create a new bookmark or connect to current bookmarks

 ncftp -u username hostname
 #You will be prompted then to enter a password

= Settings File =
 cat ~/.ncftp/bookmarks
 #This will be where the bookmarks are stored.

====== To decode a ncftp password ======
After looking at the above bookmarks file, you will see: 
 bookmarkname,ftp.host.com,username,*encoded*Zm9vCg==,,,xxxx,x,x,x,x,xx,xx
 
 #To uncode it, its just base64. At first I wrote a php file with echo base64_decode('ncftpbookmarkpass');
 #but there is a quicker way:
 :~$ openssl base64 -d -in <(echo Zm9vCg==)
 
 #P.S. drop the -d to encode, i.e. :~$ openssl base64 -in <(echo foo)

Refs: http://www.0xcb0.com/?p=155  and  http://www.enigmacurry.com/2007/10/15/recovering-an-ncftp-password/