<human>: Give me a shortened version of the text

At work, we run a print server on SunOS 5.10. We need the print server to dump some files to a locally LAN-accessible FTP-server.

Now, I'm a total newb at this but I have successfully created an FTP-server under Linux before, and as far as I remember it was rediculously simple.

The problem is, Sun terminal don't use the same commands or packets as Ubuntu, and I am unable to anything in the terminal, even less able to create or use a shell script.

Also, the company that make the software have pretty strict rules and I'm afraid it's gonna cost me if I screw anything up.

My idea is to send a (-nother) request and include a few lines of code that the software group at xyz can play with. I reckon we will have faster results that way. Seriously, if your'e the software guy at xyz and you're bored bugfixing, putting in a simple function by a little Ctrl.+C - Ctrl.+V and some clever thinking is a great lunch-pause, right?
<bot>: I'm a newb who needs to tell the guys at XYZ Inc. that hosting an FTP on Sun OS 5.10 is simple, by showing them some code. If it is simple.