Does anyone have a suggestion to locate a simple procedure to upload files to a site?..
Roadrunner had one for years, and I've been keeping files I've acquired throughout the years in operating hamsats since good old OSCAR..
No fancy graphics, no pictures, just *.exe, *.jpg, *.zip, *. txt and that sort of thing using ftp
Roadrunner still has the space available free, but it will not let me upload the above.
Any suggestions appreciated....
73, Dave, WB6LLO [email protected]
Disagree: I learn....
Pulling for P3E...
On Friday 24 April 2009 19:44:30 Dave Guimont wrote:
Does anyone have a suggestion to locate a simple procedure to upload files to a site?..
Roadrunner had one for years, and I've been keeping files I've acquired throughout the years in operating hamsats since good old OSCAR..
No fancy graphics, no pictures, just *.exe, *.jpg, *.zip, *. txt and that sort of thing using ftp
Roadrunner still has the space available free, but it will not let me upload the above.
Any suggestions appreciated....
You are saying that RR *won't* permit files of those types be transferred? If I have that right, RR is whacked and you need to find another ISP. Apologies to RR right now if I got that wrong.
The first and most stupid suggestion would be to rename a .exe file to .x or something, upload it and then rename it remotely.
Another alternative would be to get ssh for Windows (thats what you use, I think?) and use the "sftp" encrypted ftp to move things. It is slower, however than a normal insecure ftp.
I'm hoping that you're crashing into some other problem and it isn't that you aren't allowed to upload.
--STeve Andre' wb8wsf en82
Look for a simple FTP program. What Operating System are you using? Jim
--- On Fri, 4/24/09, Dave Guimont [email protected] wrote:
From: Dave Guimont [email protected] Subject: [amsat-bb] Web space To: [email protected] Date: Friday, April 24, 2009, 4:44 PM Does anyone have a suggestion to locate a simple procedure to upload files to a site?..
Roadrunner had one for years, and I've been keeping files I've acquired throughout the years in operating hamsats since good old OSCAR..
No fancy graphics, no pictures, just *.exe, *.jpg, *.zip, *. txt and that sort of thing using ftp
Roadrunner still has the space available free, but it will not let me upload the above.
Any suggestions appreciated....
73, Dave, WB6LLO [email protected] Disagree: I learn.... Pulling for P3E...
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I use Filezilla. If you're a Linux man then you already have an FTP client provided. If your ISP doesn't allow you to FTP into your web space, get another IPS/hosting company.
Dave Guimont wrote:
Does anyone have a suggestion to locate a simple procedure to upload files to a site?..
Roadrunner had one for years, and I've been keeping files I've acquired throughout the years in operating hamsats since good old OSCAR..
No fancy graphics, no pictures, just *.exe, *.jpg, *.zip, *. txt and that sort of thing using ftp
Roadrunner still has the space available free, but it will not let me upload the above.
Any suggestions appreciated....
73, Dave, WB6LLO [email protected] Disagree: I learn.... Pulling for P3E...
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Hi Dave,
As others have noted, every major operating system out there has an FTP client, but apparently that's not all that's required. What sort of error or denial message are you getting? That will guide the next step.
Greg KO6TH
Date: Fri, 24 Apr 2009 16:44:30 -0700 To: [email protected] From: [email protected] Subject: [amsat-bb] Web space
Does anyone have a suggestion to locate a simple procedure to upload files to a site?..
Roadrunner had one for years, and I've been keeping files I've acquired throughout the years in operating hamsats since good old OSCAR..
No fancy graphics, no pictures, just *.exe, *.jpg, *.zip, *. txt and that sort of thing using ftp
Roadrunner still has the space available free, but it will not let me upload the above.
Any suggestions appreciated....
73, Dave, WB6LLO [email protected] Disagree: I learn.... Pulling for P3E...
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As others have noted, every major operating system out there has an FTP client, but apparently that's not all that's required. What sort of error or denial message are you getting? That will guide the next step.
And don't forget about the command line client that's available in any WinXP dos box. Tedious, but it works in a pinch.
Rich, N8UX
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On 25 Apr 2009, at 00:44, Dave Guimont wrote:
Roadrunner had one for years, and I've been keeping files I've acquired throughout the years in operating hamsats since good old OSCAR..
No fancy graphics, no pictures, just *.exe, *.jpg, *.zip, *. txt and that sort of thing using ftp
Roadrunner still has the space available free, but it will not let me upload the above.
Some providers do restrict filetypes that may be used to propagate downloadable worms/virii.
Also, here at work we have normal FTP access, but discourage its use in favour of SFTP as userid/passwords are sent over the network in the clear with normal FTP.
Bye for now, John
and i don't know for sure if it still does it, but Internet explorer could in the past work just like a FTP program also.
Joe
Rich Dailey (gmail) wrote:
As others have noted, every major operating system out there has an FTP client, but apparently that's not all that's required. What sort of error or denial message are you getting? That will guide the next step.
And don't forget about the command line client that's available in any WinXP dos box. Tedious, but it works in a pinch.
Rich, N8UX
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