Depends who is doing the uploading...
One also could imagine a write-only account, either in FTP or SCP setup.
I know I've seen this in FTP, and I don't see any reason SCP couldn't.
the reason why scp is different is it needs an system account with a
valid shell.
FTP does simply not (but it can :).
I think nobody except the root user should have shell access to a server,
only for security reasons.
-> *Flash *:
There a lot of Tutorials out there, try google or sourceforge.
Leaves all your non-Flash users out in the cold, which to me is a
non-starter, but might be fine for the OP
There I totaly agree with you! But I require my user to have flash, same
as i require them to have an graphical browser.
I can imagine where the internet would be with still browsing with lynx,
but i guess that is a decision every developer has to face.
I guess the gap is between introducing people how to handle a ftp or scp
transfer and installing flash.
I would go with the second choice.
Nevertheless, i see your point.
Thanks,
Alex
