From: Bayle S. <bs...@uc...> - 2005-08-10 09:20:48
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> When Alex says that what he wants to do is > > > I want to be able to grep and cat, find and touch and cp and mv, > > use Emacs or vi as I please, etc. As far as I know, WebDAV is > > currently my better bet. > > My question becomes, if we're talking about the server side, what is it that > is being sought that doesn't work with FTP and SSH, for example? This > sounds a lot like (non-client) creation and administrative function, and it > is dealing with the server-side information architecture, storage > structures, etc. That seems like WebDAV as HTTP-carried file-system > access. Well, OK, but what's the gain in terms of wikiness? After I read Dennis's post, and after spending a few minutes getting over my embarassment at not realizing myself that FTP can already do a lot of what I want to use WebDav for (except versioning; but I can't do that with WebDav yet either, I need WebDav+DeltaV), I decided to try and find out how WebDav is different from FTP. I put what I found on: http://communitywiki.org/WebDavVsFtp -- bayle p.s. hey this page would be good for ProtocolsWiki... |