Re: Perl/PHP-scripts for receiving http/https publishing from SeaMonkey
Manuel Reimer wrote: M.O.B. i L. wrote: I found a script that was supposed to be a WebDAV-server but I couldn't get it to work for uploading: <http://forums.zotero.org/discussion/4736/php-based-webdav-server-can-be-used-with-any-eg-free-hosting-plans-and-via-standard-ports/>. I tested it with CyberDuck <http://cyberduck.ch/>. The only thing, that may work, is to try to publish to a local Apache server and then have a look at the logs, what happened while your local server served a 404 error. I could also read the source code and see what it does during HTTP-upload but I hoped someone here would know what seems to be a standard way of uploading from SeaMonkey on some sites (see earlier posting). This is after all mozilla.support.seamonkey on news.mozilla.org but no one here seems to know how SeaMonkey uploading works. Is there any simpler server script in PHP or Perl that isn't perhaps WebDAV but still works with SeaMonkey publishing over port 80? I think it's the better way to just learn HTML and code your websites in a good text editor. Composer never was a good way to create websites. Especially as Composer doesn't support CSS and always converts well formed XHTML websites to HTML 4.x. I am using Composer to maintain HTML5 websites that are valid HTML5 and CSS2 or CSS3 and it works great. You can maintain style sheets using SeaMonkey by surfing to them in source mode and then chose Ctrl+E. The only problem is when I am at work I can only use port 80 and not 21 for FTP and my webhotel can only handle port 80 for download and 21 for upload and download. I sometimes write the CSS using KompoZer. But of course I could write everything by hand since I've coded HTML since 1994. I'm also interested in having other people maintaining my websites. Even if I use some other editor I still have the problem of uploading the files using only port 80 and HTTP, but I've found a solution: <http://autoindex.sourceforge.net/>. This is of course not as simple as using SeaMonkey and press Ctrl+E, edit and then press Shift+Ctrl+S. ___ support-seamonkey mailing list support-seamonkey@lists.mozilla.org https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/support-seamonkey
Re: Perl/PHP-scripts for receiving http/https publishing from SeaMonkey
M.O.B. i L. wrote: According to http://www.sandiego.edu/webdev/files/ https-publishing is possible in SeaMonkey: "SeaMonkey does not support secure ftp, but it does support secure http publishing and has a robust and easy to use web editor. Your publishing URL should be "https://files.sandiego.edu/https.cgi";. Your subdirectory should be "public_html" for home directories, or "Sites/folder" for Departmental pages (replacing "folder" with the folder of your site)." Where can I find scripts that could receive the upload and place the file in the correct folder: https.cgi, https.php, http.cgi or http.php? I need this on my site because where I work they have blocked all protocols except HTTP and HTTPS and I need to be able to update some web sites. According to <http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_HTML_editors> SeaMonkey Composer supports WebDAV. Is this correct? I found a script that was supposed to be a WebDAV-server but I couldn't get it to work for uploading: <http://forums.zotero.org/discussion/4736/php-based-webdav-server-can-be-used-with-any-eg-free-hosting-plans-and-via-standard-ports/>. I tested it with CyberDuck <http://cyberduck.ch/>. Is there any simpler server script in PHP or Perl that isn't perhaps WebDAV but still works with SeaMonkey publishing over port 80? ___ support-seamonkey mailing list support-seamonkey@lists.mozilla.org https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/support-seamonkey
Perl/PHP-scripts for receiving http/https publishing from SeaMonkey
According to http://www.sandiego.edu/webdev/files/ https-publishing is possible in SeaMonkey: "SeaMonkey does not support secure ftp, but it does support secure http publishing and has a robust and easy to use web editor. Your publishing URL should be "https://files.sandiego.edu/https.cgi";. Your subdirectory should be "public_html" for home directories, or "Sites/folder" for Departmental pages (replacing "folder" with the folder of your site)." Where can I find scripts that could receive the upload and place the file in the correct folder: https.cgi, https.php, http.cgi or http.php? I need this on my site because where I work they have blocked all protocols except HTTP and HTTPS and I need to be able to update some web sites. ___ support-seamonkey mailing list support-seamonkey@lists.mozilla.org https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/support-seamonkey
