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    I have a web app running on a windows machine. I need it to copy files from a linux box to the box the app resides on. Any idea if this is possible? How would I proceed?

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      I have a web app running on a windows machine. I need it to copy files from a linux box to the box the app resides on. Any idea if this is possible? How would I proceed?

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      You could use samba, ftp, or http just off the top of my head.

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        I have a web app running on a windows machine. I need it to copy files from a linux box to the box the app resides on. Any idea if this is possible? How would I proceed?

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        Vasudevan Deepak Kumar
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        Http PUT and GET?

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          You could use samba, ftp, or http just off the top of my head.

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          I haven't heard of samba:^), I wasn't sure that http could could do what I wanted:~ , and I didn't even think of ftp:doh:! Thanks for giving my brain a jump start!:-D

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            Http PUT and GET?

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            I wasn't sure that http could could do what I wanted:~ ! But now that I know it's possible, I'll figure it out eventually! Thanks!:)

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              I haven't heard of samba:^), I wasn't sure that http could could do what I wanted:~ , and I didn't even think of ftp:doh:! Thanks for giving my brain a jump start!:-D

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              Samba is the Linux implementation of "network neighborhood" so you could access it like \\machinename\folder. With http you just put in a path the web server is using and download it like any other file you on a webpage (http://machinename/file.ext)

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                Samba is the Linux implementation of "network neighborhood" so you could access it like \\machinename\folder. With http you just put in a path the web server is using and download it like any other file you on a webpage (http://machinename/file.ext)

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                Nifty! That may be the easiest...:-D

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