Re: Confirming an FTP Upload

2011-12-07 Thread Gregory Lypny
Hi Stephen,

Thanks for the tip.  I was aware that LiveCode does not do SFTP.  I had to get 
my Mac to start running regular FTP to work with it.  I am using a separate 
account.

Regards,

Gregory


On Wed, Dec 7, 2011, at 8:50 AM, use-livecode-requ...@lists.runrev.com wrote:

 You should know that the password and username are sent as plain text and
 can be easily sniffed.  This is NOT secure FTP and can expose an entire
 account.  Create a special FTP space for this purpose, not your website.
 
 Secure FTP is a long-awaited feature that is still not available in
 livecode except with externals.
 
 sqb

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Re: Confirming an FTP Upload

2011-12-06 Thread AcidJazz
Greg,
  Here's how I submit data using the Put URL approach...


*put *DataToBeSaved into URL
(ftp://username:passw...@ftp.sitename.com/filename.txt;)
*If* the result is not empty *then* 
hide field wait
answer the result CR Oops!  There was a problem saving your
response.  Please wait a minute and try again. 
*exit* mouseup
*end* if


You can also read back the data that you just saved...

*get *URL (http://www.sitename.com/filename.txt;)
*put *it into tData
*answer *Your data has been stored on the server and then retrieved. 
CR  It looks like this: CRCR the last line of tData 




Cheers,
   Mark

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Re: Confirming an FTP Upload

2011-12-06 Thread stephen barncard
You should know that the password and username are sent as plain text and
can be easily sniffed.  This is NOT secure FTP and can expose an entire
account.  Create a special FTP space for this purpose, not your website.

Secure FTP is a long-awaited feature that is still not available in
livecode except with externals.

sqb

On 6 December 2011 09:07, AcidJazz mpe...@gmail.com wrote:

 Greg,
  Here's how I submit data using the Put URL approach...


 *put *DataToBeSaved into URL
 (ftp://username:passw...@ftp.sitename.com/filename.txt;)
 *If* the result is not empty *then*
hide field wait
answer the result CR Oops!  There was a problem saving your
 response.  Please wait a minute and try again.
*exit* mouseup
 *end* if


 You can also read back the data that you just saved...

 *get *URL (http://www.sitename.com/filename.txt;)
*put *it into tData
*answer *Your data has been stored on the server and then retrieved. 
 CR  It looks like this: CRCR the last line of tData




 Cheers,
   Mark

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Re: Confirming an FTP Upload

2011-12-06 Thread Gregory Lypny
Hi Mark,

Much appreciated!  Just the kind of thing I was looking for.

Regards,

Gregory


On Tue, Dec 6, 2011, at 1:00 PM, use-livecode-requ...@lists.runrev.com wrote:

 Greg,
  Here's how I submit data using the Put URL approach...

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Re: Confirming an FTP Upload

2011-12-06 Thread AcidJazz
Stephen,

That's true, and I probably should have mentioned that.  For my purposes,
it's irrelevant, because my research data (indeed the entire site) is all
just a bunch of meaningless numbers that nobody would have any interest in.  
But for the rest of you out in the real world, caveat emptor. 

By the way, to actually send a file, you might try this:

on mouseUp
   answer file Please choose a file to get:
   get URL (file:  it)
   put it into URL (address goes here)
   if the result is not empty then
  answer oops
  exit mouseup
   end if
end mouseUp

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Re: Confirming an FTP Upload

2011-12-06 Thread AcidJazz
Actually, Stephen, could you elaborate on the special ftp space that is not
the website.   I'm a little unclear on the distinction.

Mark

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Re: Confirming an FTP Upload

2011-12-06 Thread stephen barncard
Just a method to get the uploads (and exposed password/user) to a place
that isn't your public website.  Most web providers will allow unlimited or
many FTP accounts, and you can use completely different user/passwords.
 Some providers (not On-Rev) will allow an account to have multiple users
that can own websites and/or ftp sites.  Then I give that site a sub-domain
name and use that for uploads.

There are also ways to do uploads safely that involve using server-side PHP
or Livecode solutions which have been discussed here before.   Many
examples abound for that.



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 Actually, Stephen, could you elaborate on the special ftp space that is
 not
 the website.   I'm a little unclear on the distinction.

 Mark

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