On Tue, 2004-07-13 at 21:33, Michael Sammartano wrote:
> I honestly do not know. I finally got ssh to work. That was a router ip
> issue, had to change perms. As far as the 24... ip goes I was 68 for a
> long time. I have no clue whay it was even changed, pissed me off. I am
> trying to a large file to a friend. I was trying to use pscp for putty
> but no go. I also tried to get apache to listen to port 90, it is, but I
> still can't connect. Heck I cant even get my old winXP box to connect as
> ftp server. I am getting uptight......
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getting uptight? take a walk. go get some ice cream and relax.
Cox doesn't want people running a server on their residential accounts.
They for sure block things like ping and http and apparently ftp.
If you want to use ssh/scp from Windows - use WinSCP3 - it works well
and the price is right (free as in beer). Remote user must have an
account an access to the directory it is going to access (hint, don't
have friend on root account).
Craig
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