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Easier way to share folders...
The easiest way I have found to share folders is via WebDAV.
Easier way to share folders...
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Easier way to share folders...
As belonging to the group of inexperienced UNIX user I would like to see a more detailed description for the installation of the webmin method from ELANDER. I am very interested in the https (SSL) and the possibility of windows users also having access.
Easier way to share folders...
Well, it turned out to become a rather lengthy document (about 10k) so I figured robg wouldn't be too pleased if I posted it as a reply.
I put it up on my iDisk instead: homepage.mac.com/max.elander/FileSharing.html Before you download it: it takes a while to do all the initial installing and configuring. Particularly if you want to use SSL. When you're done, you will however have a very potent admin application to handle most servers on your computer. You will also have a "remote control" so you can run shell commands from another computer if you want. You can do ANYTHING with webmin! This means that choosing a good password is essential. You will also have a very good reason to read the documentation on Apache, especially the part about security. You can find it here; Apache documentation Beware also that installing webmin doesn't mean you don't have to read the manual for your server applications. You do! So there.
Screwed up the link to Apaches docs...
Here is the correct one: Apache documentation. Sorry.
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In the webdav.rtf file it says:
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Sorry. I thought I had changed that. I have now though, so the new version should be correct. |
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