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Use FTP for faster file sharing with Windows
If you are trying to transfer files using the windows machine it may be easier to just use IE instead of downloading an FTP client. Windows will interpret a URL formated "ftp://username:password@IPaddress" as wanting to connect to an FTP server. The key is to include the username otherwise it will only attempt to connect anonymously.
Use FTP for faster file sharing with Windows
Microsoft's emergency Internet Explorer patch last week removes support for URL's with "@" in the address. It breaks RFC, but it protects them from phishing. So, only use this if you don't plan to update (or haven't already updated).
Use FTP for faster file sharing with Windows
That's fsck'ing retarded. Why didn't Microsoft ask the USER if they were sure they wanted to log into an FTP site? |
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