[plug] Ftp

[shishio at dingoblue.net.au]

On 16 Aug 2000, at 19:47, Leon Brooks wrote:

Well, I need to be sure since if my buddy is prohibited from doing 
so, I may just setup one on my dialup connection.

James

> shishio at dingoblue.net.au wrote:
> > Examples of
> > prohibited use include, but are not limited to, providing network
> > services for email, http, ftp, irc, dhcp, or multi-user interactive
> > forums."
> 
> Let me see... I think they've just ruled out all forms of Unix, Windows
> NT, OS/2, VMS... leaving MS-DOS, Mac-OS (unless you put a webserver up
> under it and run a chat site) and Windows 9[58] because they don't
> timeshare, or at least not very well. Their obvious ommision is services
> like FreeNet, which can be considered non-interactive.
> 
> So far, scp is still a safe bet. I seem to remember DB firewalling out
> Telnet (many ISPs do) and a few other things, but I'm ssh'ed into a DB
> ssh server as I type. Oh - and web, ftp and email...
> 
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