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Linux Frontpage?

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Carlosinfl

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Now that all my systems run Fedora, I have no idea how to upload a pic .png file to my ISP webhosting account :confused:

Its sad to say it but I used Frontpage to do so and don't know where to do this via Fedora Core Linux. Is there something I need or already have?
 
You'll need to find out what your ISP uses for file transfers. ftp is the most common, and most insecure short of rsh.
 
i've never actually used frontpage, but mozilla has a decent wsiwyg html editor for basic things.

you've prolly found it already, but gftp is a good ftp program.
 
Hmm, I don't believe ncftp has sftp, but if I do sftp, I just use the sftp command. My host doesn't use sftp, so I use ncftp (and no, I don't know why they don't give me sftp access either. I submitted a ticket, but no answers).
 
XOR != OR said:
Can it do sftp?

Unless you are using encryption, ftp is the worst way to transfer files.
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sftp is included as part of the OpenSSH package that most distros come with, so thats no problem. there are some other command line ftp packages that come with it too.
Now, if you mean ftp+ssl, I don't think it can, but stunnel can do the ssl part for it any way, so thats not a big problem.
 
Another + for gFTP (I assume you do want a GUI). Just find out the host, username, and password from whoever is providing you the web server.

If you used frontpage for any html editing, you may want to look into Quanta or Bluefish.
 
for a gui client, gFTP is probably one of few I have used, and it served me well when I did, now I mostly use ncftp, but thats personal choice.

Also, Mozilla's html editor is getting broken off as a sperate project, much like firefox, thunderbrid,etc. http://www.nvu.com/
 
GreNME said:
He's looking for something to run on Linux.

And BriguyNJ is correct, gftp is pretty decent (and may already be installed). IglooFTP is okay, too.
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doh....forgot about that part. :LOL:
 
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