> Message: 3         
>    Date: Sun, 23 Apr 2006 13:22:31 -0700
>    From: Ray Davison 
> Subject: Re: Network Server, something useful?
> 
> David Eckard wrote:
> > 
> > The Hard drive is to provide you with network storage.  You
should be able to reach those 
> > functions from any OS.
> 
> Whenever there is CDS included I assume Win is somehow involved.
> 
> > It has an FTP server so OS/2 and eCS should have 
> > no trouble sending files to it.  the only problem might be big images 
> > over 2 gig.
> 
> Having storage available that does not involve having another computer 
> running would be nice.  My only experience uploading to an FTP site is 
> the space my ISP provides.  I used an OS/2 FTP client e few times.  I 
> made a brief attempt to use Mozilla.  Mostly I just boot Win and use the 
> file manager EFCommander.  The Win version has FTP capability, so it is 
> just like another HDD partition.  Larson is planning to do it for OS/2, 
> "someday".
> 
> Assuming this server box would function similarly, what OS/2 tools are 
> available for file management with FTP?  The most promising thing I 
> found on hobbes is "F".

Never seen F on Hobbes, but the F filemanager
(http://filemanager.free.fr) has very nice features, not only for
ftp. Comes in OS/2, winxx and *nix versions.
try the latest beta, it is stable for me.

CU/2

-- 
Frank Beythien   fBeythien{at}gmx.de



 
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