Try http://tcllib.sourceforge.net/doc/ftpd.html
Robert
--- Chris Heintzelman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> does anyone know of a minimalist ftp server
> (daemon)?
>
> By minimalist, I mean, no security, no password/user
> checking, no /proc
> access
> just the basics - ftp to it, give it meanin
Check out vsftpd. It is perhaps not the post minimalist, but it is
pretty small. I also have heard ProFTP is good (but it is more featured
than vsftd). BTW, vs stands for very secure, and (I have read the docs
and ran it some time ago), its philosophy sounds great. So, if you want
a secure ftp
does anyone know of a minimalist ftp server (daemon)?
By minimalist, I mean, no security, no password/user checking, no /proc
access
just the basics - ftp to it, give it meaningless user/pass, and get files.
Thanks, Chris
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>On Tue, Jul 30, 2002 at 09:41:09PM -0500, Alexander Boulgakov wrote:
>> I like RH because it has great hw autodetection. Is there another distro
>> that is good at automagically configuring X and pcmcia? (and all the
>> other stuff, but those two especially?)
>
> Conectiva
Or Mandrake.
Hi!
This is not directly related to Linux, but maybe someone in here has
information.
Does anybody know where I can find 2CLK SDRAM DIMMs? They need to work in a
Pentium motherboard with a 430VX chipset. (These are for a friend in Argentina,
so I must know they will work and he can't really aff
On Tue, Jul 30, 2002 at 09:41:09PM -0500, Alexander Boulgakov wrote:
> I like RH because it has great hw autodetection. Is there another distro
> that is good at automagically configuring X and pcmcia? (and all the
> other stuff, but those two especially?)
Conectiva
-Phil Carinhas
--
.-
You are more than welcome to come by and I'll make you copies of SuSE 7.3
or 8.0. The hw detection \ X-setup is pretty damn stellar.
They both come with gcc 2.95, and the experimental 3.0.
I'll even be here 'til at least 1.0a if you're that frustrated with RH ;-)
Good luck,
--
Michael Stone
Li
OK. If you're feeling better now, you want to tell us what the
problem is?
If autodetection is your primary criterion, RH is probably what you
want. Anything else can be fiddled, but you gotta describe it
coherently.
Doc
On Tue, 30 Jul 2002, Alexander Boulgakov wrote:
> I am abou
I am about this close to smashing the sh*t out of my computer: =>||<=
WHAT THE HELL WAS RH THINKING SHIPPING 2.96
I like RH because it has great hw autodetection. Is there another distro
that is good at automagically configuring X and pcmcia? (and all the
other stuff, but those two especia
On Tue, 30 Jul 2002, Chris Heintzelman wrote:
> Good point, although isn't 1 gig a bit much to malloc?
> > size_t BUFSIZE=1024*1024*1024;
Umm, no. [looking nervously other way]
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Good point, although isn't 1 gig a bit much to malloc?
Alex Winbow wrote:
>>Showoff!
>>
>>
> You wouldn't want to use this to copy anything very big. Also, if
>the file size changes during copying, the extra is not copied.
>
> Would it not be better to allocate a nice, fixed buff
> Showoff!
You wouldn't want to use this to copy anything very big. Also, if
the file size changes during copying, the extra is not copied.
Would it not be better to allocate a nice, fixed buffer size, then
copy the file in chunks right up to the end?
eg,
size_t
Showoff!
Chris Heintzelman wrote:
> try this
>
>
> int copy(const char* srcfn, const char* dstfn)
> {
>struct stat stats;
>unsigned size;
>FILE* srcfd;
>FILE* dstfd;
>int ret;
>char* buf;
>
>ret = stat(srcfn,&stats);
>
>if(ret<0) { printf("Error getting file si
try this
int copy(const char* srcfn, const char* dstfn)
{
struct stat stats;
unsigned size;
FILE* srcfd;
FILE* dstfd;
int ret;
char* buf;
ret = stat(srcfn,&stats);
if(ret<0) { printf("Error getting file size: %s\n",strerror(errno));
return errno; }
size =
Duh. Also, this is open source. Check the sourcecode for cp (you can
find the source at www.gnu.org).
Alex
Alexander Boulgakov wrote:
> Vohra, Yasin wrote:
> > Hello:
> >
> > Is there a function that actually makes a copy of the file in C ?
> > If yes please let me know.
> >
> > T
Vohra, Yasin wrote:
> Hello:
>
> Is there a function that actually makes a copy of the file in C ?
> If yes please let me know.
>
> Thanking you - Yasin
>
>
>
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If yes please let me know.
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Hello. I fired this off on the mplayer list, but no one responded.
Perhaps you know? I am encoding using mencoder like this (yes, its Anime):
mencoder -dvd 1 -dvdangle 2 -sid 1 -alang ja -lavcopts vcodec=mpeg4 -o
movie.avi
The subtitles are fine in most places, but sometimes they flash by too
On Tue, 30 Jul 2002, Spencer Ogden wrote:
> Does anyone have an adapter to connect a 2.5" laptop drive to a regular ATA cable
>and power?
Logic Approach, at 2500 S Lamar [1], usually has them for around $15.
[1] Yes, they moved. Just south of the old location.
Doc
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Does anyone have an adapter to connect a 2.5" laptop drive to a regular ATA cable and
power?
Spencer
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