On Fri, Jun 10, 2011 at 19:32, Ron Coffin <[email protected]> wrote: > OK, I understand more then I did before about Cherokee, or at least my head > hurts less. > That's a good start.
> FTP is not required, but how do I upload (or) post to site using sftp? > Memory is limited because this is running on a seagate dockstar ( plubox ) > with linux. ( very cool, very green, use about 5watts including 100g > harddrive ) > Most FTP clients also support SFTP, FileZilla is a fine choice. SFTP will require the same credentials as a regular SSH session. > Can a person add users and user passwords to allow uploading to web server? > Maybe even a password protected directory? > Cherokee supports password protection of directories, but I am not sure about uploading. In your rule you can specify authorization on the security tab (in cherokee-admin). > " I'm sure you'll figure it all out, you just need to get into a completely > different system compared to what you're used to. And that requires some > study of the subject at hand." Is very true any links with documentation on > operating, hosting, servers. Namely Cherokee with PHP installed. I like to > learn, my 1st computer was a aim 54, worked nothing like the one on star > trek. :) > Since you say that cpu and memory is limited on your device, you'd probably be better off without PHP since it can be quite resource hungry. I have no idea which distribution your plug device runs, so any advice would be very general. There are many resources on Linux and Unix in general, and a Google search will show many of these. Regards, Chris _______________________________________________ Cherokee mailing list [email protected] http://lists.octality.com/listinfo/cherokee
