> Yes, I know, putty isn't a
> secure ftp client. But it gets me in securely and it works. I could have
> easily used others like ws_ftp or something. But the point is, IE (at
> least through 5.5 and I'd be surprised if 6 was any better) sometimes
> has trouble with
Hi,
I'm using sftp-0.9.6 as secure ftp server and command line client. Is
there any graphical clients for X and M$ Windows? gFTP for X is good, but
keeps crashing on some hosts.
Thanks in advance,
Martin
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On Mon, 6 Nov 2000, Rob Ruth wrote:
> I need a means in which to transfer files to a web server securely. Isn't
> there a FTP daemon that replaces WU-FTP and provides encrypted logon?
Use scp, which is part of the SSH package.
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You can use openssh. A scp program is included, or you can use
rsync+openssh to sync files.
Basically, you just need to use "-e ssh" as an option to rsync,
and then openssh will be used instead of rsh as the transport mechanism.
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On Mon, Nov 06, 2000 at 02:15:04PM -0800, Rob Ruth wrote
I don't know of an FTP daemon that does this, but I believe that SSH will do
this for you.
Jamin W. Collins
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I need a means in which to transfer files to a web server securely. Isn't
there a FTP daemon that replaces WU-FTP and provides encrypted logon?
-Rob
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That's where someone intercepts your data stream with the server.
To you, he pretends to be the server, to the server, he pretends
to be you. Basicly he's carying on a session with you an the server.
This is an old trick for getting people's ATM PIN numbers, etc...
Think of a fake ATM machine pro
Configuring SSH is not difficult. The configuration need only be
done on the server to determine the authentication method(s) of choice
and a few other parameters. The clients will negotiate with the server
to determine what is allowed. I would forgo the RSA key authentication
and just use simp
man-in-the-middle attack: say you ssh from aaa to ccc. somewhere along the
line some hacker at bbb intercepts your stream (like, from the start of
the connection). He/she can then connect you to their sshd, which will
then forward to ccc.
what does this acheive? he is dycrypting the data, readin
> AND I don't have to worry about the man-in-the-middle attack.
Never heard of this one what is it?
Chad
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> ...You can do some port forewarding tricks to get normal ftp
> to work over ssh, but most people won't expend the effort to
> do something that's not automatic. SSH V 1.x does not support
> ftp except as a foreward, but is available completely free
> through the OpenSSH project. ...
This is pr
With scp I believe you can also transfer a file between two different
hosts and it will compress the transfer as does ssh. The whole thing is
encrypted as well.
Bret
Piet Barber wrote:
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> > However, it does have scp which will allow you to copy files, but I don't know how
> > handy this is c
> However, it does have scp which will allow you to copy files, but I don't know how
> handy this is compared to an ftp type interface since I've never tried it.
For similar systems, (like boxen in an office environment) It's always been my
preference to use scp over ftp.
Compare: Pretend you'
Nope, it is multiplexed over port 22 with the telnet stream I beleive.
On Fri, Mar 10, 2000 at 03:03:59PM -0600, Alan Mead wrote:
> Does this help: One of the features of SSH2 is that it supplies a secure
> ftp client/server. But I haven't used it. I imagine you will have to
&
27;ve never tried it.
On Fri, Mar 10, 2000 at 12:36:58PM -0800, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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> Does anyone know how to use secure ftp. Is it possible to disable
> normal ftp access and only allow access through ssh or any other
> secure transport. Basically I need to find a method of using
Does this help: One of the features of SSH2 is that it supplies a secure
ftp client/server. But I haven't used it. I imagine you will have to
modify the inetd.conf file to point to the ssh2 ftpd and that will stop
"normal" ftp sessions.
-Alan
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Does anyone know how to use secure ftp. Is it possible to disable
normal ftp access and only allow access through ssh or any other
secure transport. Basically I need to find a method of using
ftp without transmitting plain text passwords.
Thanks,
Chad
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