FAO: IT Wizzes

Paz · 13th August 2008, 14:42

I am looking to have some private webspace (i.e. password protected) and upon entering having a list of folders, and when clicking a folder, being able to view the contents (i.e: docs, pic files, etc) and be able to regularly update each folder (using a simple FTP or so). Is this possible, how easy is it, where do I start?

Cheerio!

WeasteDevil · 13th August 2008, 14:47

Download Apache, install it on your home PC.

rimaldo · 13th August 2008, 14:48

if you just want a really simple folder structure for storage, setting up ftp in IIS will work fine and it is free with windows.

Paz · 13th August 2008, 14:53

This is the type of structure I need (or more snazzy if possible)

http://www.mirrorservice.org/sites/ftp.apache.org/

WeasteDevil · 13th August 2008, 15:02

As I said, download Apache, use a service such as DynDNS. Maybe even your router supports it.

Stanley Road · 13th August 2008, 16:06

What Rim says is the easiest

vijay · 13th August 2008, 22:00

Rimaldo is correct. You dont need to be tech savvy to implement that.

Apache is ok but it wont provide enough security if you like to keep some confidential docs unless you implement a JAAS module.

I can write that and set it up for you but you must pay me $10000.

Paz · 13th August 2008, 23:26

cheers guys

13th August 2008, 14:42	#1 (permalink)
Paz Smudger lover Join Date: Dec 2002 Location: ...corner by Beckham, punched out by James.....CANTONAAAAAA!! Posts: 7,582	FAO: IT Wizzes I am looking to have some private webspace (i.e. password protected) and upon entering having a list of folders, and when clicking a folder, being able to view the contents (i.e: docs, pic files, etc) and be able to regularly update each folder (using a simple FTP or so). Is this possible, how easy is it, where do I start? Cheerio!

13th August 2008, 14:47	#2 (permalink)
WeasteDevil Join Date: Jun 2001 Location: Castellón de la Plana Posts: 61,864	Download Apache, install it on your home PC.

13th August 2008, 14:48	#3 (permalink)
rimaldo Out of the closet, into life. Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: the heath. Posts: 9,838	if you just want a really simple folder structure for storage, setting up ftp in IIS will work fine and it is free with windows.

13th August 2008, 14:53	#4 (permalink)
Paz Smudger lover Join Date: Dec 2002 Location: ...corner by Beckham, punched out by James.....CANTONAAAAAA!! Posts: 7,582	This is the type of structure I need (or more snazzy if possible) http://www.mirrorservice.org/sites/ftp.apache.org/

13th August 2008, 15:02	#5 (permalink)
WeasteDevil Join Date: Jun 2001 Location: Castellón de la Plana Posts: 61,864	As I said, download Apache, use a service such as DynDNS. Maybe even your router supports it.

13th August 2008, 16:06	#6 (permalink)
Stanley Road I.C.F. Member Join Date: Feb 2001 Location: Viva Ronaldo Posts: 23,007	What Rim says is the easiest

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vijay Im rude and disprespectful to the ladies of the forum,though Im happy to cruise Jason and Suresh Join Date: Dec 2002 Location: Entertainment Fourm: Winding up the Gaming Gimps Posts: 13,405	Rimaldo is correct. You dont need to be tech savvy to implement that. Apache is ok but it wont provide enough security if you like to keep some confidential docs unless you implement a JAAS module. I can write that and set it up for you but you must pay me $10000.

13th August 2008, 23:26	#8 (permalink)
Paz Smudger lover Join Date: Dec 2002 Location: ...corner by Beckham, punched out by James.....CANTONAAAAAA!! Posts: 7,582	cheers guys