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Old 02-08-2005, 01:58 PM   #1
kbrooks
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FTP setup


I installed redhat linux 9.0 and want to ftp. where can I find out how to get this to work from scratch all i have done is install linux and one user .

I have gsftp service running.

thnx in advance.
 
Old 02-08-2005, 02:37 PM   #2
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are you going to be making this a public ftp or requiring username and password?? if you are going to be using username and password I would recommend using sftp.. it's another side protocol of SSH and actually runs on the same port (22) as ssh..

FTP is not secure and unencrypted.. sftp makes an encrypted connection...

Also.. yu might want to think about getting a new distro.. red hat 9 is no longer supported.. either go with fedora for new technology.. or buy red hat professiona workstation from best buy...

or go with a different name.. SuSE is great... Slackware is great... FreeBSD is great..
 
Old 02-08-2005, 03:13 PM   #3
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thanx

cool!!
thanx

i got it going using filezilla and sftp settings.

also i am on red hat enterprise linux ws version 3 now

I am new to linux but have messed with a*x and sc* unix

thnx again.

wutnots
 
Old 02-08-2005, 03:50 PM   #4
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awesome..congratulations.. I assume you're using FileZilla with windows.. that's cool.. another one i really like SecureFX.. it's got better directory travering and drag&drop support.. get it here It says that you need to pay for it.. but I downloaded it for free after filling out some info.. and as far as I know.. it's not a trial version.. but maybe it is.. either way.. it's definitely worth checking out.. and if you're going to pay for one.. I'd go with CuteFTP Pro.
 
  


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