[Gllug] Fileserver over WAN
Bruce Richardson
itsbruce at uklinux.net
Tue Apr 23 15:53:14 UTC 2002
On 23/04/02, 12:24:40, John Southern <john at livepublishing.co.uk> wrote
regarding [Gllug] Fileserver over WAN:
> I want to setup a fileserver at home and access it from anywhere via
> Web.
> Are there any easy packages I should use.
> Should I be using encryption when transferring files (nothing
> sensitive).
> Am I better limiting a range of IP addresses that have access?
> Am I better setting it up as a nfs share then mounting it whereever I
> am?
This is a job for WebDAV, I think. WebDAV, if you didn't know, is a
standard for filesharing over HTTP. Allows acls, locks and versioning.
There are a range of servers and clients out there and you can use
TLS/SSL as the basis of your security. Office 2000/Win2k supports WebDAV
(slightly borked, as usual).
--
Bruce
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