[ANN] New version of FTP Commander

Folks, I think it was in 2004 that I've release a tiny FTP Client built with Rev called FTP Commander. Today, I am releasing a little update for that tool. It is available on revOnline and at: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/1340110/ftpcommander.rev It is a simple FTP Client with two columns, one

Re: [ANN] New version of FTP Commander

. It is available on revOnline and at: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/1340110/ftpcommander.rev It is a simple FTP Client with two columns, one will show your local drive, the other will show your remote folder. In the field next to the refresh button you need to input a fully qualified FTP url

Re: [ANN] New version of FTP Commander

://dl.dropbox.com/u/1340110/ftpcommander.rev It is a simple FTP Client with two columns, one will show your local drive, the other will show your remote folder. In the field next to the refresh button you need to input a fully qualified FTP url with the password -- View this message

Re: [ANN] New version of FTP Commander

Andre, Can you make it so that either column can be an FTP connection? Why you ask? I have 2 SDLT tape drives that use Ethernet and FTP as their com protocol. The idea behind the second tape is to have an offsite duplicate. To my knowledge, only Captain FTP allows you to connect to a local

Re: [ANN] New version of FTP Commander

On Fri, Oct 8, 2010 at 5:22 PM, Bob Sneidar b...@twft.com wrote: Andre, Can you make it so that either column can be an FTP connection? Why you ask? I have 2 SDLT tape drives that use Ethernet and FTP as their com protocol. The idea behind the second tape is to have an offsite duplicate

Re: FTP directory listing showing seconds

Sarah Reichelt wrote: Thanks for this Pierre, but it still has the problem that Richard was talking about with older files showing a date but no time. Here is an example from some test files on my site: -rw-r--r--1 troz troz0 Oct 5 2009 test.html -rw-r--r--1

Re: FTP directory listing showing seconds

Hello Sarah, The first libURLSetFTPListCommand with the NLST param is used to force a preventive LibUrl vars state reset while the second one with the LIST param is used to do the job ! Not sure if this a real academic way to go but feet the needs i had (and still work as expected) to

Re: FTP directory listing showing seconds

On Sun, Apr 11, 2010 at 6:30 PM, Pierre Sahores psaho...@free.fr wrote: Hello Sarah, The first libURLSetFTPListCommand with the NLST param is used to force a preventive LibUrl vars state reset while the second one with the LIST param is used to do the job ! Not sure if this a real academic

Re: FTP directory listing showing seconds

Thanks for the precision, Sarah. On Sun, Apr 11, 2010 at 6:30 PM, Pierre Sahores psaho...@free.fr wrote: Hello Sarah, The first libURLSetFTPListCommand with the NLST param is used to force a preventive LibUrl vars state reset while the second one with the LIST param is used to do the job

FTP directory listing showing seconds

The FTP 'LIST' command sucks. It only shows mod dates down to the minute, and only for those files modified within the last six months; earlier than that and you only get the day. On the desktop of course we enjoy being able to get time stamps down to the second. Nice. Is there some

Re: FTP directory listing showing seconds

Gaskin ambassa...@fourthworld.com wrote: The FTP 'LIST' command sucks. It only shows mod dates down to the minute, and only for those files modified within the last six months; earlier than that and you only get the day. On the desktop of course we enjoy being able to get time stamps down

Re: FTP directory listing showing seconds

I not sure what you mean by 'keep it client-side'. You re sending the FTP LIST command to a server, so why not send a request to a CGI script that returns directory info by querying the operating system (such as Linux) It is probably faster and includes the info you are accustomed

Re: FTP directory listing showing seconds

libURLSetFTPListCommand LIST get URL tServer filter it with * toUpper(char 1 to 4 of the label of btn b_blog_category) *_?_*.xml? return it end FTP_Dir_Refresh Does this help ? Pierre Le 10 avr. 10 à 21:29, Richard Gaskin a écrit : The FTP 'LIST' command sucks. It only shows mod dates

Re: FTP directory listing showing seconds

of FTP: the RFC says that the LIST command will return the date in this format: Mar 28 14:24 ..or if older than six months (possibly longer, depending on server config) it'll just return the year where the time is: Mar 29 2008 My desire to keep all the logic client-side is for fairly

Re: FTP directory listing showing seconds

This work fine for me : function FTP_Dir_Refresh active_path   set cursor to watch   libURLSetFTPListCommand NLST   put FTP_Server_Address active_path / into tServer   put URL tServer into tData   replace crlf with cr in tData   replace lf with cr in tData   libURLSetFTPListCommand

How to use 'put URL ftp://... if username contains @

Hi, how can i use the comand put URL FTP://username:passw...@... if the username already contains a @. I tried to put the username into a var, but that does not the trick. Is it even possible? Regards, Matthias ___ use-revolution mailing list

Re: How to use 'put URL ftp://... if username contains @

how can i use the comand put URL FTP://username:passw...@... if the username already contains a @. I tried to put the username into a var, but that does not the trick. Strange to me that a name including a '@' is accepted as a valit FTP username. But perhaps you mean the username contains also

Re: How to use 'put URL ftp://... if username contains @

It's possible that the parts after the @ in the user name can be omitted. If not, try to urlencode the name, and/or the password before putting them into the url query string. On 16 Mar 2010, at 16:55, runrev260...@m-r-d.de wrote: Hi, how can i use the comand put URL FTP://username:passw

Re: How to use 'put URL ftp://... if username contains @

Hi Matthias, Yes, this is possible and happens quite often. However, almost equally often you can replace @ with % or +. Try ftp://username+domain.com:passw...@ftp.domain.com . -- Best regards, Mark Schonewille Economy-x-Talk Consulting and Software Engineering Homepage: http://economy-x

Re: How to use 'put URL ftp://... if username contains @

, runrev260...@m-r-d.de wrote: Hi, how can i use the comand put URL FTP://username:passw...@... if the username already contains a @. I tried to put the username into a var, but that does not the trick. Is it even possible? Regards, Matthias

Re: How to use 'put URL ftp://... if username contains @

replace @ with %40 :D On Tue, Mar 16, 2010 at 12:55 PM, runrev260...@m-r-d.de wrote: Hi, how can i use the comand put URL FTP://username:passw...@... if the username already contains a @. I tried to put the username into a var, but that does not the trick. Is it even possible? Regards

Re: How to use 'put URL ftp://... if username contains @

On Tue, Mar 16, 2010 at 12:55 PM, runrev260...@m-r-d.de wrote: Hi, how can i use the comand put URL FTP://username:passw...@... if the username already contains a @. I tried to put the username into a var, but that does not the trick. Is it even possible? Regards, Matthias

Re: ANN: old HTTP FTP servers in RevTalk

inside a browser? (using a custom index and their xml database compressed as gzip) Thanks in advance! Alejandro -- View this message in context: http://n4.nabble.com/ANN-old-HTTP-FTP-servers-in-RevTalk-tp1593701p1595285.html Sent from the Revolution - User mailing list archive at Nabble.com

Re: How to use 'put URL ftp://... if username contains @

Gierke b...@mac.com It's possible that the parts after the @ in the user name can be omitted. If not, try to urlencode the name, and/or the password before putting them into the url query string. On 16 Mar 2010, at 16:55, runrev260...@m-r-d.de wrote: Hi, how can i use the comand put URL FTP

Re: How to use 'put URL ftp://... if username contains @

On 16 Mar 2010, at 17:28, Matthias Rebbe wrote: Thanks to all who replied. In my case the username has to be usern...@domain.tld. A + or a % as a replacement are not accepted. But urlencode and of course Andre´s suggestion to use %40 did the trick. Just to confirm. libUrl always

FTP behind a Firewall

First - I'd like to thank again everyone who had pointed me in the right direction to learn more about FTP. Everything works great from my office. But I am having trouble from a school setting sitting behind our network's firewall - the initial FTP request times out. Any ideas? Thanks again

Re: FTP behind a Firewall

Hi, If your FTP server is behind a firewall, it's likely that you can't connect to the server using passive mode. The passive mode tries to open a second connection in a random port given by the server and perhaps your firewall is blocking it. Turn passive mode off makes the server to open

ANN: old HTTP FTP servers in RevTalk

Folks, I just found some code I made in 2004 that I thought I'd share. By that year I was heavily experimenting with CGIs and RevTalk based servers and implemented many different Web and FTP servers. Just for the kicks, I am running it on my linux machines, take a look at: http

Re: ANN: old HTTP FTP servers in RevTalk

many different Web and FTP servers. Just for the kicks, I am running it on my linux machines, take a look at: http://home.soapdog.org:8080/ It is also running an FTP server at port 8021 but it appears you can't connect to it due to some firewall misfiring. As I dig cool stuff from yore, I

FTP Help Please

I have searched the archives - but obviously not well enough - for a stack or help in using FTP from a stack. Does anyone know of a stack out there that I could tear apart (which is how I learn best) and learn the following: How to connect to an FTP server. (I have one on driveHQ) How

Re: FTP Help Please

On 13/03/2010 17:03, JACK RARICK wrote: I have searched the archives - but obviously not well enough - for a stack or help in using FTP from a stack. Does anyone know of a stack out there that I could tear apart (which is how I learn best) and learn the following: How to connect to an FTP

Re: FTP Help Please

JACK RARICK wrote: I have searched the archives - but obviously not well enough - for a stack or help in using FTP from a stack. Does anyone know of a stack out there that I could tear apart (which is how I learn best) and learn the following: How to connect to an FTP server. (I have one

RE: FTP Help Please

] On Behalf Of Richard Gaskin [ambassa...@fourthworld.com] Sent: Saturday, March 13, 2010 11:15 AM To: How to use Revolution Subject: Re: FTP Help Please JACK RARICK wrote: I have searched the archives - but obviously not well enough - for a stack or help in using FTP from a stack. Does

Re: FTP Help Please

Hi Jack, http://www.canelasoftware.com/pub/rev/FTP.rev.gz You can also get it from RevNet (CS FTP) which is managed by Richard Gaskin. There you will find a bunch of other helpful stacks. -Mark On Mar 13, 2010, at 7:03 AM, JACK RARICK wrote: I have searched the archives - but obviously

Re: FTP Help Please

Mark! Thank you ... That is a VERY cool and helpful stack! Jack Sent from my Verizon Wireless BlackBerry -Original Message- From: Mark Talluto use...@canelasoftware.com Date: Sat, 13 Mar 2010 11:37:07 To: How to use Revolutionuse-revolution@lists.runrev.com Subject: Re: FTP Help Please

FTP uploads with curl - monitoring progress - any ideas?

I have some large files (100MB +) that I need to FTP to a customer's server. I have tried to use libURL to do the uploading, but I get odd results/random timeouts/errant status messages when the file I'm uploading is over 40MB. I've tried many different workarounds to this, but none have been

Re: FTP uploads with curl - monitoring progress - any ideas?

Ken, can you pipe and forget to a file and keep reading the text file from rev. curl bla bla bla progress.txt right? On Thu, Mar 4, 2010 at 3:28 PM, Ken Ray k...@sonsothunder.com wrote: I have some large files (100MB +) that I need to FTP to a customer's server. I have tried to use libURL

Re: FTP uploads with curl - monitoring progress - any ideas?

http://unite.opera.com/ -- just an idea. --- On Thu, 3/4/10, Ken Ray k...@sonsothunder.com wrote: From: Ken Ray k...@sonsothunder.com Subject: FTP uploads with curl - monitoring progress - any ideas? To: Use Revolution List use-revolution@lists.runrev.com Date: Thursday, March 4, 2010, 12

Re: FTP uploads with curl - monitoring progress - any ideas?

+) that I need to FTP to a customer's server. I have tried to use libURL to do the uploading, but I get odd results/random timeouts/errant status messages when the file I'm uploading is over 40MB. I've tried many different workarounds to this, but none have been consistent/acceptable so for this project I'm

Re: FTP uploads with curl - monitoring progress - any ideas?

selections replace CR with , in pFileList put quote { pFileList } quote into tList return tList end formattedForCurl There you have it! Phil On 3/4/10 10:28 AM, Ken Ray wrote: I have some large files (100MB +) that I need to FTP to a customer's server. I have tried to use

Re: FTP listing using libURLftpCommand

:45, stephen barncard wrote: Thanks...this sort of works. the example needs to use the URL keyword though put URL (ftp://user:p...@host.com/directory/;) into theListOfFiles this does list ok, similar listing to the HTTP method, however the dates in the listing

Re: FTP listing using libURLftpCommand

the URL keyword though put URL (ftp://user:p...@host.com/directory/;) into theListOfFiles this does list ok, similar listing to the HTTP method, however the dates in the listing are not consistent. drwxr-x--- 21 sbarncar 99 4096 Dec 31 03:03 . drwx--x--x 15 sbarncar sbarncar

Re: FTP listing using libURLftpCommand

and then pump through the filenames (those that have a ':'). Cheers, Luis. On 19 Jan 2010, at 00:45, stephen barncard wrote: Thanks...this sort of works. the example needs to use the URL keyword though put URL (ftp://user:p...@host.com/directory/;) into theListOfFiles this does list ok, similar

Re: FTP listing using libURLftpCommand

Stephen, You might find this post (and the demo stack) helpful: http://lists.runrev.com/pipermail/use-revolution/2007-August/102401.html Cheers Josh On Jan 18, 2010, at 3:37 PM, stephen barncard wrote: I'd like to use the LIST command and get a decent directory listing using the FTP

Re: FTP listing using libURLftpCommand

-revolution/2007-August/102401.html Cheers Josh On Jan 18, 2010, at 3:37 PM, stephen barncard wrote: I'd like to use the LIST command and get a decent directory listing using the FTP library. Yes I know about parsing a HTML listing of a directory and it really is incomplete (like year

Re: FTP listing using libURLftpCommand

-August/102401.html Cheers Josh On Jan 18, 2010, at 3:37 PM, stephen barncard wrote: I'd like to use the LIST command and get a decent directory listing using the FTP library. Yes I know about parsing a HTML listing of a directory and it really is incomplete (like year information

FTP listing using libURLftpCommand

I'd like to use the LIST command and get a decent directory listing using the FTP library. Yes I know about parsing a HTML listing of a directory and it really is incomplete (like year information). Currently only some of the libURL ftp commands work with the ON-REV ftp setup, which a piece

Re: FTP listing using libURLftpCommand

generally, you can go to ftp directories, and get a rev-like listing: put ftp://user:p...@host.com/directory/; into theListOfFiles if you know that and still want to use the list command yourself, then i suggest to use shell, because rev doesn't open the data connection for you, and it seems

Re: FTP listing using libURLftpCommand

Thanks...this sort of works. the example needs to use the URL keyword though put URL (ftp://user:p...@host.com/directory/;) into theListOfFiles this does list ok, similar listing to the HTTP method, however the dates in the listing are not consistent. drwxr-x--- 21 sbarncar 99

Re: FTP listing using libURLftpCommand

Hi Stephen, Try changing the FTP list command before you get that URL. ## libUrlSetListCommand NLST put URL (ftp://user:p...@host.com/directory/;) into theListOfFiles ## If the ftp daemon supports the 'new list' format, it will be easier and more predictable to parse. HTH, Jan Schenkel

Re: FTP listing using libURLftpCommand

Thanks, Jan, but NLIST is the short list - names only. and LIST is the default anyway. I'm trying to get good years out of a listing -- or seconds. I'm going to try this with another web host. Odd with all the years of progress on the web, that we'd have a date problem with a ftp server

Re: FTP listing using libURLftpCommand

On 19 Jan 2010, at 00:45, stephen barncard wrote: Thanks...this sort of works. the example needs to use the URL keyword though put URL (ftp://user:p...@host.com/directory/;) into theListOfFiles this does list ok, similar listing to the HTTP method, however the dates in the listing

FTP Questions

, etc? Also...I have encountered the message 'Error - Previous request in process and the FTP doesn't work. What does this mean? How can I get around this? Thanks for any help, Warren ___ use-revolution mailing list use-revolution@lists.runrev.com Please

Re: FTP Questions

as efficiency, error checking, etc? Also...I have encountered the message 'Error - Previous request in process and the FTP doesn't work. What does this mean? How can I get around this? I believe the difference is that put url... is a blocking call, so that no further attempts will be made until the last

Re: FTP Questions

checking, etc? Also...I have encountered the message 'Error - Previous request in process and the FTP doesn't work. What does this mean? How can I get around this? I believe the difference is that put url... is a blocking call, so that no further attempts will be made until the last one has

FTP Error - Previous Request Not Completed

Does anyone know why I am getting the 'Previous Request Not Completed' error when FTPing files to a server. I have a process that loops through a list of files and uploads them to my server using the put url command. It seems to fail halfway and I get this error. Then when I try to run the

Re: FTP Error - Previous Request Not Completed

Warren, you can maintain only one connection (file transfer) at a time, if you request a file transfer and the previous one is not finished yet, this is the error you get. :D On Wed, Oct 28, 2009 at 3:35 PM, Warren Kuhl warrenk...@gmail.com wrote: Does anyone know why I am getting the

Re: FTP Error - Previous Request Not Completed

Andre, Thanks for the explanation. Is there anyway for me to check if there is another connection open and close it? Warren On Wed, Oct 28, 2009 at 12:53 PM, Andre Garzia an...@andregarzia.comwrote: Warren, you can maintain only one connection (file transfer) at a time, if you request a

Re: FTP Error - Previous Request Not Completed

Err, if you close it then you're really aborting it midway which will give you a corrupted file on the server you're uploading to. There are many ways around this, what I do is: 1) Use liburlsetstatuscallback call to create a routine that will receive periodic status reports from liburl. 2)

Re: FTP Error - Previous Request Not Completed

Andre, Thanks for the information. Is there a way to force the connection closed if the user wants to cancel the upload? Warren On Wed, Oct 28, 2009 at 1:02 PM, Andre Garzia an...@andregarzia.com wrote: Err, if you close it then you're really aborting it midway which will give you a

Re: FTP Error - Previous Request Not Completed

There are probably sane ways to do this which I can't remember right now... but a resetall will break every single connection... it is like an atomic bomb, it really resets all the networking. You can use it to abort things but I bet that there are better ways. On Wed, Oct 28, 2009 at 4:11 PM,

Re: FTP Error - Previous Request Not Completed

Thanks Andre...you have been most helpful. Warren On Wed, Oct 28, 2009 at 1:14 PM, Andre Garzia an...@andregarzia.com wrote: There are probably sane ways to do this which I can't remember right now... but a resetall will break every single connection... it is like an atomic bomb, it

Re: FTP Error - Previous Request Not Completed

my pleasure... if you discover a better way to interrupt a transfer, then, tell us! :D On Wed, Oct 28, 2009 at 4:17 PM, Warren Kuhl warrenk...@gmail.com wrote: Thanks Andre...you have been most helpful. Warren On Wed, Oct 28, 2009 at 1:14 PM, Andre Garzia an...@andregarzia.com wrote:

Re: FTP Files To Server

and updated my program to reflect the changes. Now, instead of my database backup, I am getting the path of the datafile being uploaded. The command I am using is... put ftp://tUserID:tpassw...@ftp.mywebsite.com/www/az/; tFile into turl put url binfile: (gInitialFolder / az.bk) into url

FTP Files To Server

being uploaded. The command I am using is... put ftp://tUserID:tpassw...@ftp.mywebsite.com/www/az/; tFile into turl put url binfile: (gInitialFolder / az.bk) into url turl when I check az.bk on my server, it contains... E:/Program Files/az/az.bk ...instead of the database. Any suggestions

Re: FTP Files To Server

and updated my program to reflect the changes. Now, instead of my database backup, I am getting the path of the datafile being uploaded. The command I am using is... put ftp://tUserID:tpassw...@ftp.mywebsite.com/www/az/; tFile into turl put url binfile: (gInitialFolder / az.bk) into url

Re: FTP Files To Server

a backup of a database to a server and everything was working file. I decided to change my host to hostgator.com and updated my program to reflect the changes. Now, instead of my database backup, I am getting the path of the datafile being uploaded. The command I am using is... put ftp

RE: Setting Image FileName to FTP vs HTTP

On Tue, 12 May 2009 18:24:08 -1000 Jim Bufalini wrote Speed aside, if this project is something that is going to run on anything but your own machine, you do know that anyone with a freely available sniffer can see the user name and password you are using? Jim Bufalini Thanks Jim. I'm

Setting Image FileName to FTP vs HTTP

Hi, Setting the image FileName to ftp://User:p...@domainname.com:21/folderName/ImageName.jpg is working in my tests, but may be somebody knows, is it OK to use FTP to set image FileName and if yes, is there a difference in load speed, reliability etc between setting image FileName to FTP

RE: Setting Image FileName to FTP vs HTTP

...@lists.runrev.com] On Behalf Of Tariel Gogoberidze Sent: Tuesday, May 12, 2009 4:57 PM To: use-revolution@lists.runrev.com Subject: Setting Image FileName to FTP vs HTTP Hi, Setting the image FileName to ftp://User:p...@domainname.com:21/folderName/ImageName.jpg is working in my tests, but may

Re: Setting Image FileName to FTP vs HTTP

On May 12, 2009, at 10:57 PM, Tariel Gogoberidze wrote: Setting the image FileName to ftp://User:p...@domainname.com:21/folderName/ImageName.jpg is working in my tests, but may be somebody knows, is it OK to use FTP to set image FileName and if yes, is there a difference in load speed

RE: Setting Image FileName to FTP vs HTTP

Tariel Gogoberidze wrote: So, another question, is it possible to have http:// path to On-Rev folder not accessible from browser? If you are on on-Rev, then the world is your oyster. ;-) You app address a publically available html page that in turn uses the new Rev scripting to access a secure

Re: Setting Image FileName to FTP vs HTTP

On May 13, 2009, at 12:01 AM, Tariel Gogoberidze wrote: is it possible to have http:// path to On-Rev folder not accessible from browser? Figured this out. Directory could be protected through cPanel Sorry for this bombardment with questions. I was in rush. Tariel

Multi Thread FTP

Is it possible to create a program to do multi-thread FTP upload? From what I understand about Revolution Studio, everything is single thread. Warren ___ use-revolution mailing list use-revolution@lists.runrev.com Please visit this url to subscribe

Re: Multi Thread FTP

, and such calls will all be independent of each other and will exploit the OS capacity for multi-processing. Bernard On Wed, Apr 8, 2009 at 4:33 PM, warren.k...@northerntool.com wrote: Is it possible to create a program to do multi-thread FTP upload?  From what I understand about Revolution Studio

Re: Multi Thread FTP

Bernard, Thanks for your feedback. I will check out libRevCurl. I was looking for a way to open up multiple ftp connections and uploading html pages. Hopefully this Mark Smith's libRevCurl will point me in the right direction. Warren

Re: Multi Thread FTP

Warren, there's the beginnings of ftp support in libRevCurl, but because that hasn't been what my own need is, I haven't really developed it. I'll take a look and see how poor it is! Best, Mark On 8 Apr 2009, at 19:20, warren.k...@northerntool.com wrote: Bernard, Thanks for your

Re: Multi Thread FTP

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FTP, Windows Defender, where to place files

virtual store issue, so that frequent updates to Rev stacks always ended up in the same folder (this program automatically updates itself during startup). This software of mine pulls videos into a directory in the users Documents folder (via an ftp address). It seems that Windows Defender

Re: FTP Download

the urlstatus of ftp://..; into pURLStatus ? for example, but where is the best handler to put? If you have a callback for when the download is finished (downloadDone in my example), then the URL status of the download is automatically sent to this handler as the second parameter. The URL

FTP Download

Hi, I'm trying to download a PDF file from one ftp site, but only obtain an error. Why? The file is about 1Mb aprox. Trying these URL directly in the browser the PDF is downloaded perfectly. I use this piece of code: on mouseUp libURLDownloadToFile \ ftp://username:pass@ftp.regio7.cat

Re: FTP Download

I'm trying to download a PDF file from one ftp site, but only obtain an error. Why? The file is about 1Mb aprox. Trying these URL directly in the browser the PDF is downloaded perfectly. I use this piece of code: on mouseUp libURLDownloadToFile \ ftp://username:pass@ftp.regio7.cat

Re: FTP Download

Hi, I get socket timeout error, I put the libURLSetFTPStopTime 30 but nothing, the same. Any idea? Salut, JosepM Sarah Reichelt-2 wrote: I'm trying to download a PDF file from one ftp site, but only obtain an error. Why? The file is about 1Mb aprox. Trying these URL directly

Re: FTP Download

the urlstatus of ftp://..; into pURLStatus ? for example, but where is the best handler to put? Thanks! Salut, Josep M Sarah Reichelt-2 wrote: I'm trying to download a PDF file from one ftp site, but only obtain an error. Why? The file is about 1Mb aprox. Trying these URL directly

SFTP and FTP and Mac OSX Leopard

I am trying to outline the feasibility and drawbacks to using a Mac mini with a static IP located in a DMZ as an FTP server and/or an SFTP server. (The Mac mini is running both OSX 10.5 and Win XP Pro, but the XP Pro is not reachable from the outside) The main idea is to use SFTP with Rev

Re: SFTP and FTP and Mac OSX Leopard

Jim Ault wrote: I am trying to outline the feasibility and drawbacks to using a Mac mini with a static IP located in a DMZ as an FTP server and/or an SFTP server. (The Mac mini is running both OSX 10.5 and Win XP Pro, but the XP Pro is not reachable from the outside) The main idea is to use

Q: timeout in http/ftp functions

Hello, in using put into URL or post xyz to URL zyx runrev works for a while if the URL does not exist or any problem occurs with the connection. Can I set a timeout like in Perl? ## use strict; use LWP::UserAgent; use HTTP::Request::Common; my $ua = LWP::UserAgent-new; $ua-timeout(30); ...

Re: Q: timeout in http/ftp functions

Hi Franz, Hello, in using put into URL or post xyz to URL zyx runrev works for a while if the URL does not exist or any problem occurs with the connection. Can I set a timeout like in Perl? ## use strict; use LWP::UserAgent; use HTTP::Request::Common; my $ua = LWP::UserAgent-new;

Re-2: Q: timeout in http/ftp functions

Hello Klaus, thank you. I will test this global variable - perhaps it is used in the put and post functions within runrev also. Regards, Franz Original Messageprocessed by David InfoCenter Subject: Re: Q: timeout in http/ftp functions (23-Okt-2008 12:02) From:Klaus Major [EMAIL

secure FTP

Has anyone figured out how to do secure FTP with Rev? sims ___ use-revolution mailing list use-revolution@lists.runrev.com Please visit this url to subscribe, unsubscribe and manage your subscription preferences: http://lists.runrev.com/mailman

Re: secure FTP

Or WEBDAV ? Has anyone figured out how to do secure FTP with Rev? sims -- stephen barncard s a n f r a n c i s c o - - - - - - - - - - - - ___ use-revolution mailing list use-revolution@lists.runrev.com Please visit this url to subscribe

Re: secure FTP

Jim, do you mean: 1) FTP over SSL, or 2) FTP over SSH, or 3) SFTP ___ use-revolution mailing list use-revolution@lists.runrev.com Please visit this url to subscribe, unsubscribe and manage your subscription preferences: http://lists.runrev.com/mailman

Re: secure FTP

On Sep 3, 2008, at 10:41 AM, Shao Sean wrote: Jim, do you mean: 1) FTP over SSL, or 2) FTP over SSH, or 3) SFTP Someone recently also mentioned FTPS ;-) I am looking for a way to upload files onto a server that is secure. I do not want my potential client to say Hey! That will send

Re: secure FTP

hi, you could try curl.   best\vikram --- On Wed, 3/9/08, Jim Sims [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: From: Jim Sims [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: secure FTP To: How to use Revolution use-revolution@lists.runrev.com Date: Wednesday, 3 September, 2008, 2:16 PM On Sep 3, 2008, at 10:41 AM, Shao Sean

Re-2: secure FTP

. Regards, Matthias Original Message Subject: Re: secure FTP (03-Sep-2008 10:48) From:Jim Sims [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] On Sep 3, 2008, at 10:41 AM, Shao Sean wrote: Jim, do you mean: 1) FTP over SSL, or 2) FTP over SSH, or 3) SFTP Someone

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Securing FTP looks like it is going to be complex. I searched the archive using Nabble and came up with this discussion from 2 years back: http://www.nabble.com/FTP-with-SSL-TLS-to5932257.html#a5935689 Now, since both Dave Cragg and Dar Scott were involved (and both know more about networking

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://economy-x-talk.com/server.html for more info. On 3 sep 2008, at 14:29, Bernard Devlin wrote: Securing FTP looks like it is going to be complex. I searched the archive using Nabble and came up with this discussion from 2 years back: http://www.nabble.com/FTP-with-SSL-TLS-to5932257.html

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On Sep 3, 2008, at 2:29 PM, Bernard Devlin wrote: Securing FTP looks like it is going to be complex. snip Yikes! Thanks for the reply Bernard. Not optimistic but most likely realistic. Now, does anyone have a solution? I know I'm not the only one looking for a solution to this. I recall

Re: Re-2: secure FTP

this will help you for windows in the meantime. Thank you Matthias. The web page for it saysRuns on Windows, Linux, *BSD, Mac OS X I'll have to dig in and read about this. Would be great if we could have something as simple as Rev's FTP however. A built-in solution would be ideal. sims

Re: Re-2: secure FTP

Hi Until rev supports secure ftp internally and cross-platform like it does https with the upcoming rev3 release, I find it more convenient to use the current ftp/liburl functions within something like a vpn (eg. openvpn, hamachi, ssh tunnels etc). Or use a proxy like delegate to handle

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