Re: [K12OSN] FTP in web browser using http (server-side?)

[BMan <bman bman is-a-geek org>]

I can think of a few one worders here that will work, Zope & Nuke. 
Content management at it's best.  I've used Zope before and can only 
speak for it.  It can run with Apache and/or use it's own webserver, 
Medusa.  It also has a web driven ftp interface for uploading content, 
pics and such.  It goes much beyond that with add in modules.  You need 
to check out the following URL's:  http://www.zope.org/  & 
http://www.phpnuke.org/

Regards,
BMan

rbarham eduopen com wrote:

> Hi-
>
> I have been trying to let the district allow me to bring my Linux box in
> here to teach server administration in my webmastering class.  We already
> have a tight firewall (n2h2 bess) and assign private ip addresses, so I
> really don't see the security risk (especially since I have a host-level
> firewall on the server itself).
>
> I have contented myself with putting my up on a dsl connection
> (http://66.101.59.111  not much on it now, I am getting it ready for the
> Unix portion of my curriculum).
>
> We cannot ssh out of the district, so I need to do everything through a
> Web browser.  I want to configure my server to serve FTP requests with a
> servlet or php script (I got one of those from the Web) to simulate an FTP
> client.  I would also like to simulate a terminal window.   Does anyone
> know of some way to do this?
>
>
>
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