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Everything Else => General Support and Discussion => Zaurus General Forums => Archived Forums => Security and Networking => Topic started by: mickh on June 06, 2005, 02:53:50 pm
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I have recently bought a zaurus SL-C3000.
I can telnet to my zaurus from my windows XP box (using cygnus shell) and browse the zaurus directories.
However, ftp from the windows box does not work. I try the following:-
ftp 192.168.129.201
and get the following:-
Connected to 192.168.129.201
Connection closed by remote host.
It seems that the connection is initially established but then the zaurus closes the connection.
I saw someone else posted the same problem in another group but there was no solution posted.
Anyone help?
thanks,
MickH
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If you are using the default sharp rom, they don;t use ftp for syncing, so I doubt that ftp would work.
But try ftp'ing to port 4242
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If you do not find FTP on the Zaurus, you need to install an FTP server (since you are FTP'ing your Zaurus) on the Z.
Pure-FTPD is one free FTP server which works fine for me on my C1000.
There are others too - just google it.
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Don't use ftp or telnet, both of them send passwords as plain text! Use ssh and sftp/scp instead.
Stu
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Don't use ftp or telnet, both of them send passwords as plain text! Use ssh and sftp/scp instead.
Stu
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My question is about ftp. If I wanted to use ssh/scp I would. (I have no passwords on my zaurus anyway so sending them as plain text does not matter!).
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Don't use ftp or telnet, both of them send passwords as plain text! Use ssh and sftp/scp instead.
Stu
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My question is about ftp. If I wanted to use ssh/scp I would. (I have no passwords on my zaurus anyway so sending them as plain text does not matter!).
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There is no ftp client/server installed on the SL-C models by default from Sharp so you will need to install one. As ssh is more secure (and at least for the packages I've used on the Z faster) I recomend it even if you don't have passwords
Stu