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  Http Or Ftp Server a1945@gmx.com - 2017-02-04 23:16 +0000
    Re: Http Or Ftp Server Gordinator <gordinator@gordinator.org> - 2024-05-14 20:20 +0100

#61 — Http Or Ftp Server

Here is a plan I have little know how to make.

1)Web browser somewhere puts in my IP addr at address strip.

2)I run a server on port 80. Self made or some already done server
from packages I don't know which one , Apache2 .
 
3)And browser there sees my file system here, ~ directory topmost. 
Only file names nothing else, well, and to be able to go to directories.

4)Ability to download my files and upload new files no overwrite.

It is whole idea. I mean I don't know how it should be done in first 
place. My WAN IP addr could be hidden from outside world. Any other
obstacles. Any good advise will do on self made 80 or 21 server or on 
slim 
packages available. Or any other of same d'odor

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On 04/02/2017 23:16, a1945@gmx.com wrote:
> Here is a plan I have little know how to make.
> 
> 1)Web browser somewhere puts in my IP addr at address strip.
> 
> 2)I run a server on port 80. Self made or some already done server
> from packages I don't know which one , Apache2 .
>   
> 3)And browser there sees my file system here, ~ directory topmost.
> Only file names nothing else, well, and to be able to go to directories.
> 
> 4)Ability to download my files and upload new files no overwrite.
> 
> It is whole idea. I mean I don't know how it should be done in first
> place. My WAN IP addr could be hidden from outside world. Any other
> obstacles. Any good advise will do on self made 80 or 21 server or on
> slim
> packages available. Or any other of same d'odor

I'd use an FTP server secured with SSL and a strong username and 
password. Loads of FTP clients (FileZilla, the standard ftp command-line 
uils in Windows and UNIX, etc.) exist, and FTP (provided it is secure) 
allows you to read and write files. It's used for all sorts of things, 
and is possibly the oldest file sharing method out there.

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