Hi Tom,
ftp works great but it is not secure and should only be used on
trusted networks. If you are going to update your across a wan or the
internet, I agree with Yan, use the secure copy program (scp) which is
part of the OpenSSH offering.
MGS
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> On Thu, 9 Mar 2006, chentom60 wrote:
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> > Hi,
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> > I have a TS-7250 board. I am thinking a way to "remotely" update some
> > files of my application software. I do not know how to use web browser
> > to load files like we upload JPEG photos to online printing
company. Is
> > it possible to use the embedded Apache web server to receive data and
> > save?
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> > How about FTP? is FTP part of Apache or independent of it?
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> Have you actually tried ftp? As far as I remember the board comes
> configured with an ftp demon.
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> the ftpd is /usr/bin/ftpd and it "controlled" by inetd, the internet
> services demon. Look for a line like this
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> ftp stream tcp nowait root /usr/bin/ftpd ftpd
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> Best of all just try ftp'ing to the board!
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> Jim
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