by SABA » Fri, 12 Jul 2002 00:02:42
N.B all users can access their home directory via a user name and password
by using ftp program.
by Joerg Morbitze » Fri, 12 Jul 2002 18:40:48
: I would like to have an ftp server for three people for example aa, bb and
: cc these are users in /home directory, if aa would like to upload any file
: to his or her directory via http browser, how can I implement that,
: is there any software to do this,
:
: N.B all users can access their home directory via a user name and password
: by using ftp program.
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As far as I know the browsers can only download(!) data, not upload. For
upload you need a ftp tool. A commerial product would be something like
this: http://www.ipswitch.com/Products/WS_FTP/
But there exist probably tons of free tools, too.
Regards, Joerg.
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Hi
Thanks for helping, First fo all.
My problem is not the ftp server. It works fine under the command
line.
However, when I try to access the ftp directory via a browser, nothing
from the ftp directory was listed from on the browser. All I see is
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I read that when a requested directory does not have a index.html, the
httpd will list all the content of the directory. But nothing
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I tried editing the httpd.conf and added a <Directory> section for
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file under /home/ftp but it also does not work. I concluded that it is
not the problem of httpd. So where is the problem?
Thanks again for the help.
Patrick
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