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Hi Mark,
Personally, I find FTP over SSL to be a major headache, because NAT
routers are ubiquitous these days, and FTP over SSL really doesn't work
though a NAT router. Maybe when IPv6 gains critical mass this will
change, but for now, I find FTP over SSL to be a major headache.
SFTP (FTP interface to SSH) is much, much easier to set up and get
working over a network. It's also much more widely supported. In many
ways it's more versatile, and easier to write proper scripts that use it.
It does run in a Unix environment on i, and that does introduce a
learning curve to people who are not familiar with that environment. I
feel your pain, brother... but there are certainly advantages to SSH.
Mark Allen wrote:
Thanks Scott, looks like a LOT of work for us geting the additional PASE
stuff installed, etc. Since Friday looks like D-Day I'll keep everyone
posted.
This would have been SOOOOOOO easy if it was FTP over a true FTP with SSL
connection rather than this SFTP/SSH crap...
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