Category Archives: ftp

g4u and Virtualization

Posted on February 5, 2009 by blandname

A quick note about g4u – g4u (Ghost for you) is a hard disk imaging tool similar to Norton Ghost, but without the cost. g4u allows you to image hard disks to both files and physical media. This can be … Continue reading →

Posted in G4U, Parallels, Uncategorized, VMWare, Virtual PC, Virtual Server, ftp, server, software, virtualization | Leave a comment

9 Great, Free Applications that Work with Vista

Posted on October 11, 2006 by blandname

This is a list of my favorite Windows applications that I honestly couldn’t live without that also work on Microsoft Windows Vista RC as well, much to my surprise. All of the software is free to download and use, and … Continue reading →

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Copy Files From a Mac to Windows Using SCP

Posted on September 25, 2006 by blandname

Whenever you start adding funny-flavored operating systems to a network, you eventually run into filesharing problems. Even if you only have a few machines, coming to a consensus on how to get files from point A to B can be … Continue reading →

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Ruby and FTP

Posted on August 30, 2006 by blandname

I came across a great tip that should help anyone trying to make an FTP client in Ruby. Basically it seems the Net/FTP library is attempting reverse lookups of addresses you try to connect to (which is in itself fine, … Continue reading →

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