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Old 01-16-2008, 07:37 PM
Joe DuQuette
 
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Hi have a question about implementing ssl and ftp. I have installed
openssl from the hp download. I can't find any documentation about
setting up ssl and ftp. If anyone could point me in the right
direction I would appreciate it. I'm currently running sftp using ssh,
and we will need to keep normal ftp up and running for transfers of
pgp/gpg encrypted files.

Thanks
Joe

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Old 01-16-2008, 07:37 PM
Rick Jones
 
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Joe DuQuette <josephdu@dmba.com> wrote:
> Hi have a question about implementing ssl and ftp. I have installed
> openssl from the hp download. I can't find any documentation about
> setting up ssl and ftp. If anyone could point me in the right
> direction I would appreciate it. I'm currently running sftp using
> ssh, and we will need to keep normal ftp up and running for
> transfers of pgp/gpg encrypted files.


IIRC, while both have "ftp" in their names, FTP and sftp are not
related. For normal FTP, you just do the normal things via sam to
enable/disable/etc.

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Old 01-16-2008, 07:37 PM
David Nixon
 
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> Joe DuQuette <josephdu@dmba.com> wrote:
> > Hi have a question about implementing ssl and ftp. I have installed
> > openssl from the hp download. I can't find any documentation about
> > setting up ssl and ftp. If anyone could point me in the right
> > direction I would appreciate it. I'm currently running sftp using
> > ssh, and we will need to keep normal ftp up and running for
> > transfers of pgp/gpg encrypted files.


> IIRC, while both have "ftp" in their names, FTP and sftp are not
> related. For normal FTP, you just do the normal things via sam to
> enable/disable/etc.


If Joe wants FTP over SSL then there are various commercial products
available such as WS-FTP and the Covalent Enterprise FTP Server.

I tried to build the GPL licenced vsftpd - with SSL support added -
and had problems.. from reading my notes, seems I need to re-build, under
11i, with the latest TOUR 2.2 release in place.

DaveN.

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Old 01-16-2008, 07:43 PM
Ulrich Windl
 
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Default Re: ftp and ssl

"Joe DuQuette" <josephdu@dmba.com> writes:

> Hi have a question about implementing ssl and ftp. I have installed
> openssl from the hp download. I can't find any documentation about
> setting up ssl and ftp. If anyone could point me in the right
> direction I would appreciate it. I'm currently running sftp using ssh,
> and we will need to keep normal ftp up and running for transfers of
> pgp/gpg encrypted files.


Personally I'd just configure SSH. Win users may use "WinSCP" while UNIX users
may use "scp". Encryption shows down transfers however. Keep that in mind.

Regards,
Ulrich


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> Thanks
> Joe

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