>Speaking of all this- who can point me to some free software I can
>use to run such an FTP server using a IIci running System 7?
Heck, forget free-- can someone point me to ANY software that'll let
me run an FTP server on a IIci? I spent a good while at Version
Tracker last night, and couldn't
> >Speaking of all this- who can point me to some free software I can
>>use to run such an FTP server using a IIci running System 7?
>
>Heck, forget free-- can someone point me to ANY software that'll let
>me run an FTP server on a IIci? I spent a good while at Version
>Tracker last night, and coul
>If you switch to the free OS NetBSD you'll have a ftpserver for
>nothing. Installing it is fairly complicated but an interesting
>experience. It works fine on a MacIIci.
I appreciate the suggestion, but I'm already installing MkLinux onto
a 7200... I was really hoping for something simpler on
At 18:15 -0500 on 28/03/03, Fletch Brendan Good wrote:
>>If you switch to the free OS NetBSD you'll have a ftpserver for
>>nothing. Installing it is fairly complicated but an interesting
>>experience. It works fine on a MacIIci.
>
>I appreciate the suggestion, but I'm already installing MkLinux on
> I mean, as many people as I hear make the suggestion to "turn that
> antique Mac into an FTP server", you'd think there would be plenty of
> solutions that don't require a non-standard OS- or at least ONE...
There's always NCSA Telnet. It's not a very robust or buff FTP server,
but it works an
At 16:59 -0800 on 28/03/03, Cameron Kaiser wrote:
>> I mean, as many people as I hear make the suggestion to "turn that
>> antique Mac into an FTP server", you'd think there would be plenty of
>> solutions that don't require a non-standard OS- or at least ONE...
>
>There's always NCSA Telnet. It's
> > > I mean, as many people as I hear make the suggestion to "turn that
> > > antique Mac into an FTP server", you'd think there would be plenty of
> > > solutions that don't require a non-standard OS- or at least ONE...
> > There's always NCSA Telnet. It's not a very robust or buff FTP server,
>
Might find something on http://mac.tucows.com
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wrote:
> > I mean, as many people as I hear make the
> suggestion to "turn that
> > antique Mac into an FTP server", you'd think there
> would be plenty of
> > solutions that don't require a non-standard OS- or
> at least ONE...
>
> There's always NCSA Tel
