Re: Web site, SSI, SSH, and Windows SCP

["R.G. Mayhue" <rgmayhue@serenesoftware.com>]

On Tue, 30 Nov 1999, Donovan Rebbechi wrote:
> 
> I see. And the page could be sucked into another page via server side
> includes. That would work ( actually , it's the kind of thing they're good
> for )
>
Okay, good. But would I need to include any HTML or could it just be
plain text?
>
> > of the progress of the project to a
> > designated area of the site that requires no SSH or other encryption,
> > a script like Roger's 
> 
> I am not sure what kind of "script" you are talking about. Allowing
>
I was refering to part of the scripts Roger spoke of. Meaning if I would
upload a file to the ftp incomming directory (or a special directory
set up for this purpose) a script that would check for any new files
every 15 min and move them to the proper directory on the web site
automatically.
> 
> concerned about scp, I suggest ftp-ing to an incoming directory, then use
> an ssh-telnet  session to move it to the right location. ( if you need a
> free ssh client for windows, try ttssh )
>
I have ssh installed, but wouldn't I need a logon and passwd for the
telnet sessions?

No need for the windows client. Use Linux 95% of the time. Starting to
wonder why I keep it around. (sigh) 
>
> > I think it would be a good idea to add project pages to the site. It
> 
> I agree. WOuld you like a page for your project ?
>
Yes, why not. Lets get started! I post it ASAP after I get the required
info.
>  
> Essentially a good idea. I don't like allowing arbitrary anonymous uploads
> though, because it is like putting a back door on cran.
> 
You know what's best for the site. Just send me the info and let me
know what to do.

Oh BTW, welcome back Lee!

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R.G. Mayhue
rgmayhue@serenesoftware.com