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So I have an ftp server that I use to access my files where ever I go. I am running vsftp and fail2ban. I also use ssh to access the ...
- 02-11-2010 #1
file access security over the internet
So I have an ftp server that I use to access my files where ever I go. I am running vsftp and fail2ban. I also use ssh to access the server.
My question - is there any more secure way of accessing my files other than ftp? The reason I use ftp is because I can get to my files through a browser on any OS.
Your thoughts please .
Thanks,
Geese
Registered Linux user # 395739
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- 02-11-2010 #2
Yes, there is.
You can shutdown the FTP.
Instead, use an SFTP client to do the file transfers directly over SSH.Debian GNU/Linux -- You know you want it.
- 02-11-2010 #3
Hmmm yes, this looks like it would do. I will investigate further.
Thanks.Registered Linux user # 395739
direplay.com
- 02-11-2010 #4
Yes, works perfectly.
ThanksRegistered Linux user # 395739
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