On Sat, September 30, 2006 4:29 am, Nick Wilson wrote:
i have thttpd (a very light weight http server) running as an image
server on one box, and users uploading images to another php/apache
powered box.
I need to let users upload to the regular LAMP box, but then copy the
image over to the
On Sat, September 30, 2006 5:25 am, Nick Wilson wrote:
yes. i'd considered rsync but the file needs to be available on the
image server immediately. scp'ing it should work, but of course imnow
having fun with the apache user and try9ing to work out how to give it
an ssh profile :)
Here's your
hi,
i have thttpd (a very light weight http server) running as an image
server on one box, and users uploading images to another php/apache
powered box.
I need to let users upload to the regular LAMP box, but then copy the
image over to the custom image server (which does not have php or any
On 30 Sep 2006, at 03:29 , Nick Wilson wrote:
I need to let users upload to the regular LAMP box, but then copy the
image over to the custom image server (which does not have php or any
kind of cgi capability).
I was considering using exec() and scp to do this, but thought i'd ask
and see if
* and then Google Kreme declared
On 30 Sep 2006, at 03:29 , Nick Wilson wrote:
I need to let users upload to the regular LAMP box, but then copy the
image over to the custom image server (which does not have php or any
kind of cgi capability).
I was considering using exec() and scp to
How about nfs mounting a directory from the image server to a directory on
the lamp server.
This way, the files are never really on the LAMP server...
td
On 9/30/06, Nick Wilson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
* and then Google Kreme declared
On 30 Sep 2006, at 03:29 , Nick Wilson wrote:
* and then Tony Di Croce declared
How about nfs mounting a directory from the image server to a directory on
the lamp server.
This way, the files are never really on the LAMP server...
yeh, that had ocurred to me, and may be a good solution Tony. The only
thing that worried me was not
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