Hi,
I compiled Putty, including PSFTP, for Mac Intel some time ago. I
haven't used it much yet, but it should work fine. There are also
versions of Putty available for Windows and Linux and it shouldn't be
too difficult to compile it for Mac PPC (or you might find that
somewhere else).
Write me off-list and I'll send it to you. I won't support it, though.
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On 3 sep 2008, at 14:29, Bernard Devlin wrote:
Securing FTP looks like it is going to be complex. I searched the
archive
using Nabble and came up with this discussion from 2 years back:
http://www.nabble.com/FTP-with-SSL-TLS-to5932257.html#a5935689
Now, since both Dave Cragg and Dar Scott were involved (and both
know more
about networking and security than I will probably ever know), it
doesn't
look like there is any simple solution. In fact, I would think that
Dar's
suggestion is probably not going to work with and would require you to
bundle addtional software with your app. (From
http://www.stunnel.org/faq/troubleshooting.html#ToC18 - stunnel is
an ssl
wrapper, placed round calls to local ports and forwards them
securely to a
remote port:)
FTP over Stunnel won't work I just can't get ftp to work over
Stunnel no
matter how hard I try.
*Answer*: Stunnel cannot be used for the FTP daemon because of the
nature of
the FTP protocol which utilizes multiple ports for data transfers.
There are
SSL aware FTP servers available.
Alternitively you could use a different protocol. All versions of SSH
include a program called scp which works like rcp. Recent versions of
OpenSSH include a program called sftp which has an ftp-like feel.
<snip>
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