This sounds like a good idea. How would one get instructions on how to set
this up that are very good and step by step?
Thanks.
Marcia
On Wednesday 19 September 2001 05:56, Franki wrote:
What about just using Webmin
it has upload/download apps in there.. so you can move files back and
I'm at work today, and realised that I needed a file
which is on my machine at home -doh! Today it's ok
because I've asked my wife to email me the file. But
she's always reluctant to do this, as she's got her
hands full with our twin boys. :-)
How easy would it be to turn on my home computer,
I'm at work today, and realised that I needed a file
which is on my machine at home -doh! Today it's ok
because I've asked my wife to email me the file. But
she's always reluctant to do this, as she's got her
hands full with our twin boys. :-)
How easy would it be to turn on my home
my advice is to run appache on the home computer, set any folders you want to
be allowed to get into in the config, and run a connection thru a Dynamic DNS
server, so you could log into linxbox.ods.dyn.dns.org (or whom ever you sign
up for the service with, you can search google for dynamic
are at the
office.
-JMS
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|I'm at work today, and realised that I needed a file
Sorry,
I didn't make it clear that my wife could just log on
the net - give me the IP and I'm away - so, in fact, I
wouldn't want those things to be automatic.
Adam
--- etharp [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
my advice is to run appache on the home computer,
set any folders you want to
be allowed
Hi,
I didn't make it clear that my wife could just log on
the net - give me the IP and I'm away - so, in fact, I
wouldn't want those things to be automatic.
I think the problem comes in more from the fact that once your
home machine is up and on the net ANYONE can ftp into your
machine!!!
This
If you know the IP address, you should be able to SSH into the machine. Of
course, you need an SSH daemon running.
On Tue, 18 Sep 2001 04:38:47 -0700 (PDT), Adam Cripps [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Sorry,
I didn't make it clear that my wife could just log on
the net - give me the IP and I'm
