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File Transfer Proxy
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Sat Sep 24 15:40:32 1994
Date: Sat, 24 Sep 1994 14:10:12 +0200
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> From: SMTP%"reh@wam.umd.edu" 23-SEP-1994 20:31:15.58
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> I'm part of a team that is working on an application where the NCSA
> httpd would be an attractive choice as an agent transfering a file
> to a host, where all of the necessary information is provided by the
> browser/client in a URL (e.g., absolute path and filename, IP address
> of target, etc.). The file is on the same host as the httpd, and the
> client will access the file, via a network file system, once is has been
> delivered to the target host--but the target IS NOT the client machine.
> Right now, FTP is the protocol of choice. Probably not anon FTP.
This would still involve direct connection between hosts?
Have you thought about broadening this concept to include mail?
