Take the 2-minute tour ×  I wanted to have a look at source code
of basic networking services like FTP, Telnet, rlogin etc.  Can
anyone tell where can I get them. By the way, its not that i
didn't google it, e.g. searching for ftp, gives me list of so
many ftp variants, but i am intersted in looking at a ftp
client/server which ships with Ubuntu.   share|improve this
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If it's specifically Ubuntu source code that you are interested
in, it's easy. Go to a package description page such as
http://packages.ubuntu.com/lucid/net/ , follow the relevant
links, and look for a link to a .orig.tar.gz file in the package
description. Ubuntu packages all work this way.  share|improve
this answer i mentioned ubuntu just as an example, basically i
want to know whats the ftp code that runs by default on most
linux distros. –  Anonymous Oct 16 '10 at 5:33 @Anonymous I see.
Well, all Linux distributions pretty much rely on the same
codebases, the differences are in