On Fri, 02 Mar 2012 13:59:48 -0500
Bob Hoffman wrote:
> True and that is what I use. but this is in regards to people who are doing
> websites. They usually use a site builder like dreamweaver and the like.
> Using ssh with dreamweaver includes trying to tunnel through ssh which a
> basic user wou
john R Pierce wrote
/Fri Mar 2 13:01:14 EST 2012/
>>On 03/02/12 12:14 AM, Bob Hoffman wrote:
>>/ I agree it is a mess. And 5 hours later I am not gonna go any further.
/>>/ If they are behind something, they better learn about scp or putty... :)
/
>for the windows clients, `winscp` is quite hand
On 03/02/12 12:14 AM, Bob Hoffman wrote:
> I agree it is a mess. And 5 hours later I am not gonna go any further.
> If they are behind something, they better learn about scp or putty... :)
for the windows clients, `winscp` is quite handy. or filezilla, either
are freeware GUI clients for scp/sft
John R. Pierce wrote
/Fri Mar 2 03:01:21 EST 2012/
On 03/01/12 11:49 PM, Bob Hoffman wrote:
>>/ so there you have it, ssl over ftp with centos 6.
/
>good luck if the end user at the other end is behind a NAT of any sort
>(soho router, etc).
>btw, active/port vs PASV
On 03/01/12 11:49 PM, Bob Hoffman wrote:
> so there you have it, ssl over ftp with centos 6.
good luck if the end user at the other end is behind a NAT of any sort
(soho router, etc).
btw, active/port vs PASV is at the choice of the CLIENT, not the
server. really makes a mess of this stuff, he
on /Fri Mar 2 02:34:21 EST 2012 /John R. Pierce wrote;
>On 03/01/12 11:09 PM, Bob Hoffman wrote:
>>/ vsftp works fine in regular mode, going to ssl I got issues. I get as
/>>/ far as 'directory listing' and it dies. It times out and disconnects.
/
>if you need secure file transfer, use sftp/sc
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