We have a web server and the public is not allowed to
access via FTp (a good thing). It is set up so the
web directories can be accessed from the internal
network and one or two ip addresses from the external
network (internet).
The problem is one of the owners wants to be able to
make changes
Russell Senior [EMAIL PROTECTED] send the following announcement to
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This is a reminder that the film will apparently be showing at the
Clinton Street Theater Dec 6-12. See:
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On Tue, 3 Dec 2002, J.T.S. Moore wrote:
David,
Back in the spring I received several inquiries from Portland-area Linux
users about setting up a screening of REVOLUTION OS. Luckily, my
distributor has been able to book a 35mm print of REVOLUTION OS into the
Clinton Street Theatre
If set up a DHCP server on my network, I assume that
means I can no longer use a hosts file for resolving
machine names, so does that mean I need a DNS server
to perform this function?
Dexter
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Dave, how about password/key authentication instead of ip filtering?
What I mean is ssh. I assume you're using a unix based webserver.
You can use ssh for issuing commands, scp to copy files up or down and
sftp for a secure ftp session. It all uses port 22 and the ssh2
protocol. For a windows
Dexter, you can use hosts files, but it is only useful for those with
static ips. You can setup your dhcp server to assign static ip
addresses. For instance on my dhcp server I have it recognize my laptop
mac address. So I have a dhcp assigned static in my office. All of my
workstations are
Dexter Graphic wrote:
If set up a DHCP server on my network, I assume that
means I can no longer use a hosts file for resolving
machine names, so does that mean I need a DNS server
to perform this function?
Yes and no. Yes if you are just randomly assigning addresses from the
pool, and in
On Sat, Dec 07, 2002 at 12:28:14PM -0800, Cory Petkovsek wrote:
Finally, there are several secure ftp packages available.
Actually, if you look at (probably the last line of) /etc/ssh/sshd_config,
you may see:
Subsystem sftp/path/to/sftp-server
In other words, OpenSSH's sshd has a
Hello,
I've been assigned the task of figuring out a way to grab a frame of
video and make it available for another system to get and put in a web
page. The frame only needs to be updated every ten minutes or so.
This is for Chambers Communications / KEZI-TV (my employer).
Here's what I
Tony,
It sounds like your on the right track, however Id suggest running the system
on a hard disk instead of cd... it will be alot of work to get your disk
right, and even then the system will likely be fairly unstable.
brooktree is well supported. I have 2 tv cards, and the
Thanks Cory,
The web server is Apache on a Red Hat 6.2 system.
I thought of ssh but they will be using Windows98 and
I wasn't confident of their use of the command console
in Putty. If there is a GUI that will work with SFTP
or SCP that may very well be the way to go. As usual,
your comments
Jacob, You are right on target also. I failed to say
they will be using Windows98 and connecting to a Red
Hat 6.2 system. I just need a Windows98 gui that will
work with sftp (or psftp) and problem solved. I will
look into CuteFTP for Windows and see if it will do
the job.
Thanks,
Dave
So you have people that need to point and click but
you want to do 'scp'? Why not say so in the first
place? Just kidding. Go to www.ssh.com and download
their client for Windows boxes. Included is a Secure
FTP clients that allows dragging and dropping of files
to the box. I have my girlfriend
Sounds perfect. Thanks!
Dave
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So you have people that need to point and click but
you want to do 'scp'? Why not say so in the first
place? Just kidding. Go to www.ssh.com and download
their client for Windows boxes. Included is a Secure
FTP clients that
On Sat, 2002-12-07 at 16:19, Mike O wrote:
than pie. Wish I could make a pie! :)
Pie's pretty easy.
10 GOTO Store;
20 SELECT $flavor_pie;
30 checkout;
40 INSERT $flavor_pie OVEN;
50 SET temp 400 || $pie_temp_on_box;
60 WAIT 60;
70 Remove $flavor_pie OVEN;
80 Eat;
*grins impishly*
PC
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Does anybody on this list speak Esperanto? I decided to take an email beginners
course and have decided I am really into it. I'm hoping to find others that speak it
to get better through conversation. It's amazing, really; I'm at about the same level
in Esperanto after about 3 weeks as I am
Does anyone know, if I join the EFF will I get an entry in the TIA database?
Will being a card carrying member of the EFF give me the same status as the
ACLU member or do I need to join both to get that level of status?
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On Sat, 7 Dec 2002 15:31:11 -0800, Linux Rocks ! wrote:
Tony,
It sounds like your on the right track, however Id suggest running the system
on a hard disk instead of cd... it will be alot of work to get your disk
right, and even then the system will likely be fairly unstable.
Dave,
When looking for a client, search around for the keyword sftp. The
protocol is really ssh2 running over port 22 and has little to do with
the ftp protocol running on port 21. psftp is a program from the putty
suite.
Jacob mentioned coolftp, but I'm not sure if that is no-cost. I
Tony,
You might want to use an older hard disk.(under 540mb).. it sounds weird, but
the older disks seem to be more sturdy than new ones...
first get your tvtuner card working... and your networking... read up on bttv
(module), and xawtv (there are a lot of command line options,
PC, My pie didn't work out! My whole kitchen caught on fire!
$ gdb make_a_pie
(gdb) step
10 GOTO Store;
Welcome to the Kiva...
(gdb) step
20 SELECT $flavor_pie;
(gdb) print $flavor_pie
$1 = 12oz can of apple pie mix + Plastic wrapped crust in aluminum pan
(gdb) step
30 checkout;
Thanks for
Tim, would you enlighten us as to where in the world esperanto is
spoken? (other than eugene).
Cory
On Sat, Dec 07, 2002 at 05:27:44PM -0800, Tim Howe wrote:
Does anybody on this list speak Esperanto? I decided to take an email beginners
course and have decided I am really into it. I'm
Dave Wyatt wrote:
We have a web server and the public is not allowed to
access via FTp (a good thing). It is set up so the
web directories can be accessed from the internal
network and one or two ip addresses from the external
network (internet).
The problem is one of the owners wants to
By about 2 million people in about 100 countries according to the best info available.
It is a language invented about 120 years ago for the purpose of making communication
between people of different native toungues easy and fair. It is not native to any
place. It is everybody's language
Couldnt you just have a login/logout script that checks the users connection,
and update the hosts.allow ?
Jamie
On Saturday 07 December 2002 09:06 pm, Bob Miller wrote:
: Dave Wyatt wrote:
: We have a web server and the public is not allowed to
: access via FTp (a good thing). It is set up
On Sat, 7 Dec 2002 20:33:41 -0800, Linux Rocks ! wrote:
Tony,
You might want to use an older hard disk.(under 540mb).. it sounds weird, but
the older disks seem to be more sturdy than new ones...
first get your tvtuner card working... and your networking... read up on bttv
Cory Petkovsek wrote:
You can use a dhcp-dns package that will parse your dhcp leases file and
make dynamic entries into a bind name server. I have this running and
it is pretty slick. There is a debian package. There are also other
similar packages for different dhcp and dns servers.
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