Hi Dan,
I think you are out of luck when it comes to securing FTP. We've had
several discussions on the list about this (and I believe there is an
enhancement request to support sftp). The encrypt command is more for
encrypting chunks of data rather than adding security to ftp transfers.
Securing ftp requires the use of a server that provides a security layer
and on Rev supporting that form of ftp security. Currently Rev does not
support any kind of ftp security.
Your best bet at the moment (if you must use ftp), is probably to use curl,
and shell to that if it is available on your client platform (e.g. Linux or
OS X, I think on Windows you might be able to package your own curl
executable along with your Rev app).
Bernard
On Mon, Feb 23, 2009 at 6:42 PM, Dan Friedman <d...@clearvisiontech.com>wrote:
> Greetings!
>
> Currently, my application writes data to a server using the put command:
>
> put someData into url ("ftp://uName:pw...@123.45.6.78/folder/file.txt";)
>
> A client is requesting that I not use clear text for the username/password.
> To do this, do I use the encrypt command? If so, how is this done? There
> is no sample in the docs.
>
> Thank you in advance!
>
> -Dan
>
>
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