On Wed, 12 May 2004, Ranga Nathan wrote: > Instead of using the command line FTP or a proprietary windows GUI > ftp, I was thinking of using an FTP client via the browser. However, I > can not install anything on the server side. As you pointed out, I > want to be able to reach any server, including the quirky mainframe > FTP server. > > I prefer open source / GPL. Even something like 'filezilla' would work > but it adds slahses to directory names causing problems at the OS/390 > side which uses dots :-(
I see, so you want to access remote FTP sites through the local web browser. That's a different matter entirely than running FTP through a web server. If IE can't do it, and you don't want to use ftp.exe, then you have to install some kind of FTP client anyway. And if that's the case, does it have to be through a web browser? Mozilla might be able to do it this way, but why not just use a free or shareware standalone FTP client? -- Chris Devers _______________________________________________ Boston-pm mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.pm.org/mailman/listinfo/boston-pm
