Re: [ts-7000] Re: remotely update file

["Christos Eleftheriadis" <>]

hello,

another secure alternative through an ssh remote shell could be the rsync.

If you want to automate a daily transfer, you can have on your
development host a cron job that pushes the data to the SBC once per
day.
rsync has a smart algorithm that transfers only the bytes that have changed 
further you can compress the transferred bytes making the tranfer/sync even faster.

more on 

http://www.samba.org/rsync/


christos

On 3/10/06, Jim Jackson <> wrote:

On Fri, 10 Mar 2006, bucky2090 wrote:

> 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.

I wasn't commenting on it's appropriateness or alternatives. I was
actually answering the OP's question on ftp!

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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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