Re: [plug] How to allow root to ftp

Alben_Alteza Thu, 11 Sep 2003 20:16:11 -0700

Sorry for that.

I can't as of now coz I'm using a webmail "lotus notes" because my machine is still on the process of reinstalation.

Sorry again.

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please consider using plain ascii email. i could configure my
mailer to display HTML, but i won't since it's a (admittedly low)
security risk. other users can't display HTML (they might be using
text only mail software that can't handle HTML at all).

tiger

On Friday 12 September 2003 09:14, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I just need to backup my files. Maybe you could help
> me with this one. I made a program and then run the program. After
> it run I am having this error "No space left on device". I tried
> rebooting but everything is still the same. while mounting other partition
> is gives me the same error. I checked the disk space but it still have 2G
> space left.  I need the ftp to backup the files before I
> reformat my machine. Have anyone have an idea on what
> happen to my machine or better yet a solution so I don't have to
> format. thanks  STYLE=font-size:9pt>"Ramil Sagum"
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> allow root to ftp >
> Don't use FTP AT ALL. Period.  Unless you're doing anonymous
> FTP. > Please use SCP or SFTP to do your file transfers.  And
> while you're at > it, stop using Telnet and use SSH instead.
>  Strong authentication is an > absolute REQUIREMENT in this day
> and age, most especially if your > computer is directly connected to
> the Big Bad Internet. I have
> no idea > why people still insist on making use of these protocols,
> which should > be considered obsolete and
> dangerous. I guess people
> sometimes want to give read access to other people, without the
> additional traffic/computational overhead of encryption/decryption,
> as it is with SSH. It won't hurt if you want the data you'll be putting
> in the ftp server to be world readable anyway. However you should use a
> secure ftp server (not just ftp). FACE="Monospace,Courier">(now, there is http...) FACE="Monospace,Courier">ramil. FACE="Monospace,Courier">-- Philippine Linux Users' Group (PLUG) Mailing
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