Try Cygwin, which runs on Windows and provides all the normal *nix
utilities. There is a setup guide to be found at http://dga.co.uk/howto.
Cygwin includes a complete ssh suite, including scp and sftp.
David
Tom Duerbusch
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Easier said than done.
Win/2000 doesn't seem to have 'scp' nor does it have 'sftp'. It does
have FTP and that is why I was using it. Just trying to keep it simple.
I'm going to a test system that I use to stage files to a detachable
drive that I mount as /share. On it contains such things as the
"boot.local" to enable the timer fix, the SP2 CD, REXX programs that fix
things up the way I like them and to report on things that I'm
interested in, and to test out all functions that I need (ftp, printing,
etc). Also, if I need specific RPMs that I had to download, they exist
on the /share drive.
So there might be an exposure, but not a concern....yet.
Tom Duerbusch
THD Consulting
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On Fri, 27 Jun 2003, Tom Duerbusch wrote:
> Is that also why I can't ftp with root? If so, then I guess I need
to
> set up another ID with full directory/file authority "777 I think".
> When I ftp something to Linux, I want it to go where I want it to
go.
> (too use to logging on as root).
Use scp
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Cheers
John.
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