hi ya bastian On 3 Oct 2005, Bastian Ebeling wrote:
> Hi linux-users, > > I'm running debian sarge stable and I try to mount a network share > which is offered to me as the following type: > > "FTP over SSL with normal login and explicit password - passive FTP" ssl is broken/breakable if you want to have secure ftp ... no sniffable passwd or data from either windoze or *nix ... debian# scp -p ftp.server.com:/pub/somedir/data.xxx ~ - use a gui if scp is too complicated or doesn't do what you need like copy foo*.* - or - ssh login into the orther server and run your normal mount commands and copy data over ssh ... - normally client mount the ftp server and servers do not mount clients debian# ssh ftp-server ftp-server# mount debian:/home/you /home but for this case, it'd seem silly and is a bad idea - or - ftp-server# ssh debian debian# mount ftp-server:/home/you /home but why would you do that ??? - or - dozen other ways windoze# filezilla - point-n-click-heaven http://www.Linux-Sec.net/SSH/client.gwif.html#SFTP ftp.server.com -- just install sshd c ya alvin -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]