Lowest denominator in these cases can be to install unix on windows. ie) Put Cygwin on the machine, you'll get OpenSSH's server daemon which comes with SFTP by default. Not run it before, but I imagine it should work.
If you search for ssh servers for windows, you might find that they quietly support sftp. It's usually kind of an after-thought :) Hen On 8/30/05, Bill Rising <wrising at bellarmine.edu> wrote: > > Hey folks, > > Perhaps one of the folks that has to deal with Windows from day to > day could answer this question: > > Can sftp servers be set up in Windoze? Here at Bellarmine, they gave > me some web space, and are allowing me to ftp to it. I asked about > sftp (so that I wouldn't have to use something so insecure as ftp), > and was told that "I was thinking 'unix', but they had a windows > network, and that sftp couldn't be set up for windows." This has got > to be hogwash, I would think, but my google searches have not turned > anything up for serving sftp from windoze. Is it really this bad? > > Bill > ftp: file transfer protocol -- an old, reliable way to copy files > from one machine to another over the internet. > > sftp: secure ftp -- a newer protocol which does ftp in an encrypted > fashion, so that passwords and contents of files cannot be sniffed. > > sniffing: listening to network activity and pulling off info bound > for another machine. Ought to be called nettapping. > > -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: http://www.math.louisville.edu/pipermail/macgroup/attachments/20050830/9d16b192/attachment.html
