right, adding HTTPS and HTTP to the boot loader would cause thatTrue..
to inflate and possibly be to big to deal with.
Could be made to work but most IP's are dynamic..so enable tftp and put a couple of ipfw statements on the box to limit who can tftp from/to you.
Also true..when tftp says it provides little security, that should really say tftp provides little to no authentication, ie it doesn't ask for a uid/pwd.
I would think setting up a web server would be easier than setting up a tftp server.. but thats just my opinion..http is a bad idea imho. I don't want to have to carry around a web server on my laptop, or have to have my customers config a web server to deal with updating their phone.
Later..
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