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Appleshare IP FTP server problem
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Fresh-Faced Recruit
Join Date: Feb 2000
Location: Sydney
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I am running a ftp server off my 7200 using Appleshare IP 6.2. For some reason when I put word and jpg files into the ftp folder .bin gets attached to these files when others (Mac and PC) view my ftp server. And of course PCs are not able to open these files.
Anyone know how I can solve this problem?
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rfitz
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before you upload the files make sure they have the appropriate ending. For word make sure it is *.doc, jpegs *.jpg, and so forth. This should stop it from adding the .bin automatically.
I think this should help you. E-mail me at [email protected] if it doesnt.
Rhon
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rudyr
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In order to fix this problem you want to turn off the file and web servers and run the "AppleShare IP Advanced Setup" application, there is a menu choice under the "Server" menu titled Open Advanced Perferences. There is a tab for the ftp services and you want to uncheck the checkbox that is associated with sending files as macbinary files
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Forum Regular
Join Date: Jan 1999
Location: SanFrancisco, CA
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Note that it is ok to have binary file on your web server. They can still be viewed as usual with a web browser.
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