On Wednesday 25 April 2001 01:15, Rasmus Lerdorf wrote:
If I wanted to use this utility to copy a file from a users (Windows)
workstation to my (Linux) webserver, how would I do this? The program on
the users workstation will create a file called info.txt and place it
in c:\wow. I want
I have an Apache Web server running on a Linux server with OpenSSL and all
that good stuff. The HTTPS works just fine. Now, many software companies
would like to add new features into their software so that their application
(written in VB, C and who knows what other languages) can create a
Bottom line- Is there a way that an application (not browser-based) can
transfer a file to my web server over HTTPS without going through the
browser? Can they just open a connection on port 443 and transfer? Where
does the encryption happen? I have this happening easily through a browser
My goal is to have someone on a Windows machine running a program be able to
transfer a file from the client workstation to my web server over HTTPS (but
without a browser). With CURL, does the client need to run this app on
their system? Of course, I would like this to be as simple and
the
file c:\wow\info.txt from the user to my web server over https?
-Original Message-
From: Rasmus Lerdorf [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, April 24, 2001 2:45 PM
To: Michael Conley
Cc: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
Subject: RE: [PHP] File Transfer over HTTPS
My goal is to have someone
If I wanted to use this utility to copy a file from a users (Windows)
workstation to my (Linux) webserver, how would I do this? The program on
the users workstation will create a file called info.txt and place it in
c:\wow. I want it to go to my server upload.mydomain.com. How do I get the
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