Daniel Ouellet wrote:
The goal: Only allow PDF upload to that directory with the ftp client
and also no possibility to rename the files to .php for example.
...
Allow, delete, replace, upload of *.pdf ONLY via ftpd for the reason above?
First, ftpd isn't responsible for sftp - you are
Hi all,
I am trying to solve a problem I have to improve security and I am
hoping someone will have a good idea or point me to docs that may
suggest a good way to achieve this.
The setup: The various servers are only accessible from three specific
location and all is done via ssh only. Any
Daniel Ouellet wrote:
Hi all,
I am trying to solve a problem I have to improve security and I am
hoping someone will have a good idea or point me to docs that may
suggest a good way to achieve this.
The setup: The various servers are only accessible from three specific
location and all is
On Jun 29, 2005, at 2:31 PM, Daniel Ouellet wrote:
Hi all,
I am trying to solve a problem I have to improve security and I am
hoping someone will have a good idea or point me to docs that may
suggest a good way to achieve this.
The setup: The various servers are only accessible from three
Roy Morris wrote:
why not have a cron job that looks in a directory, and runs file(1)
against it. parse the output and
see if it's 'really' a pdf or not? .. if yes - move it otherwise rm the
junk. Or I could be nuts once
again :)
I really wanted to avoid cronjob if possible. Yes it would
Jonathan Franks wrote:
You probably already tried this but what about having them use
something like Filezilla? it supports ftps (ssh) transfers and it's
a breeze to use.
I didn't try it, no.
I am a firm believer to use what comes with the default install. The ftp
with the
On 6/29/05, Daniel Ouellet [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Jonathan Franks wrote:
[...] what about having them use something like Filezilla?
I didn't try it, no.
If I read Jonathan's post correctly, he mentioned FileZilla as a
client-side tool. It's a way of allowing you to use the regular ftpd
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Roy Morris wrote:
why not have
T. Wojda3a wrote:
Perhaps you might also be interested in winscp application.
http://winscp.net/eng/index.php (you've stated in the goal description
that you would like to use ftp client + you want no login account,
nevertheless I hope you'll find the information potentially useful)
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