I said that I wouldput the incorporation
information for The Hawai`i Open Source Education Foundationup on a web
page by Sunday. I did not expect some serious troubles with work
thathave chewedup my Sunday and now my Monday morning. I don't
like not living up to a commitment, so please
One of the killer advantages of Linux, in addition to multi-locale user
logins, is its ability to allow an entire distro to be provided in a
single CD.
After Knoppix, we now have another independent Linux demo CD called
Yoper. If anyone is interested in the newest KDE but afraid to mess
up
Erich S. wrote:
Is there a safe way to open FTP or to open it up only for SSH tunneled
connections? Has anyone else set their Linux boxes to work with
Dreamweaver MX?
Short answer:
You can allow FTP connections only from 127.0.0.1 because that is where
they will appear to come from if
On Mon, Dec 09, 2002 at 09:48:57AM -1000, Erich S. wrote:
Is there a safe way to open FTP or to open it up only for SSH tunneled
connections?
You can block FTP at the firewall and allow FTP only from
localhost. I am guessing this is what Dreamweaver has in mind,
because sftp is more limited
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On Monday 09 December 2002 09:48 am, Erich S. wrote:
Hi Folks!
I have very minimal services set up on my machine and FTP by default is
turned off.
Is there a safe way to open FTP or to open it up only for SSH tunneled
connections?
Is there a
We just set up a SAMBA Share and use dreamweaver ...Which is fine if your on
a local network interface
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Hi!
Thanks for the replies folks. Unfortunately sftp isn't an option.
I've managed to set up localhost connection when dreamweaver and server
are both the same machine. But would like to develop using PHP/MySQL on
a 'live' remote server. Dreamweaver supports the connection internally
using a
Thanks Brian!
Wow...OK. Welp I'll chuck wu-ftpd out (dang, just got the RPMS and
installed it) and get proftpd and give that a shot.
Really appreciate the info and the explanation. It all makes sense, but
wrapping my head around tunnels gives me headaches :P
I'll let ya'll know how it goes
W. Wayne Liauh wrote:
Hi Vince-
Apparently you have never used xcdroast or grip yourself? What is the
most recent version of commercial Linux distribution that you have used?
I am asking this question, because you apparently don't really know the
heck of what I was talking about.
Yes,
Aloha,
Why not use SCP, that is the built in file transfer utility of SSH. It
seems that if dreamweaver is using SSH to transfer files they should have
an interface for SCP like most GUI SSH tools.
FTP is bad
Dusty
Yes I agree...but the point that you're missing is that with FTP,
DreamWeaver does a check-in/out facilty and auto synchronizationthe
facility is spiffy enough that many users don't even want to do something as
simple as saving the entire structure to a local disk and then using
scp/sftp to
Hmm... I use the Appgate Mindterm SSH client (http://www.sandust.org/ssh/)
and it has a great SCP GUI that allows me to browse directories and select
multiple files, etc. I don't know exactly how they do it, but it is only
using SSH and SCP. It seems it would be easy to add functionality to
Brian Chee wrote:
snip
This is very much the eighth layer of the ISO model (political layer) in
that many web designers are artsy types and push back very hard on making
uploading any more difficult.
snip
You know, I'll have to add that to my ISO model presentations...the 8th
layer. A
Yupand I wrote a site license for the commercial ssh (www.ssh.com) and
it's all drag and dropreally easy
/brian chee
University of Hawaii ICS Dept
Advanced Network Computing Lab
1680 East West Road, POST rm 311
Honolulu, HI 96822
808-956-5797 voice, 808-956-5175 fax
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Heh,
OK, well artsy types like it because it fits the culture they've
accustomed themselves to. Most of them don't want to do anything technical
or have a desire to learn anything they deem 'technical'. (not all Mac
users are like this, but it tends to run heavy that way) Not meant as a
slight
Hi Wayne,
As you suggested, I was trying to clarify to the list what
I was trying to say. Programs should not be run SUID root
unecessarily. I mentioned su and sudo as alternatives to SUID.
MonMotha mentioned another solution which works when wonderfully
when applications do not have differing
Yup...some folks call the eighth layer the financial layer..pick and choose
what you want. The eighth layer is always the stickler that messes up the
purity of the bottom seven layers.
Oh yeahI've got this working just fine for wintel boxes on proftpd and
wu-ftpdhowever, I can't get the
Hi All,
I'm kinda stumped, I still can't seem to connect via Dreamweaver (DMX).
DMX is set up to use passive FTP, and when I click on the 'test' button in
DMX, plink fires up with it's session, and I can log in with my username
and password. After logging in and minimizing the plink window, it
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