Filezilla - I notice people have been trying to access my FTP?
824544
what is this firezilla you speak of?
1159341
the best thing is to scan the file attachment... don't open it if you don't know who is it from... update your anti virus software and prevent going to any website that may leave back doors for hackers...
319950
If you are using windows XP home edition i think you are completely @ss'ed out and the only way to really keep someone out would be to completely disable filesharing as stated above.  However, if you are using Windows XP Pro, you have an option to enable specific access right to users.   Ideally you could give you family a specific account with password and give them the appropriate access right you want and set it as unavailable for any other account trying to acess the data. \n\nTo do this  Open any folder, click on Tools| folder options | scroll all the way to the bottom and it should give u an option to enable easy file sharing.  You want to disable that.  Hit apply and okay.  Now go back and right click on whatever folders you want to share and it will allow you to set those access privs. i was talking about earler. \n\n\nhope this helps...
390103
Are you trying to share the files at on your own personal network, or somewhere else?
574271
Your router might be trying to block the port your using, and all these people are trying to connect via that port to d/l the torrent on your computer, so it probably thinks they are intruders. You might need to forward a certian port in your router. \n\nalso, you should be able to change the time in the router by the administrative website that most of them use. find the manuel on the router. \n\ngl!
779480
use a reverse directory or more simply, call them!  You are not doing something illegal are you?
4795
I use FileZilla - it's free, OPEN SOURCE, and works very well.  They also have FTP SERVER software available.
452012
uhh...its called using a script with your ftp app
519371
I wanted to know the same thing, as it keeps appearing on my fiewall to accept or deny access - I always deny:\n\nhttp://search.yahoo.com/search?p=ycommon+Exe+Module&sm=Yahoo%21+Search&fr=FP-tab-web-t&toggle=1&cop=&ei=UTF-8
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Does the FTP server belong to the school?  If it does, then they can do whatever they like with it.  They can track your IP address, login name and password, quantity and contents of uploads/downloads, whatever they want.\n\nIt's the same with employers.
745902
mennogirl might be right\nhowever, I suspect, along the way as you download files it might be still "reconnecting to the host site" as often happened when a large file is downloaded...this is far fetch but sometimes virus and trojans are everywhere...just keep your pc protected and be wise in downloading files
972153
you can make html redirect script, so when a person visits http://www.yourcompany.com it will redirect to ftp://
778972
C'mon Katie, it ain't your firewall blocking you out, it's your employer's anti-surfing software that's blocking you out.  Is risking your job really worth it????
807441
Try 2 windows of IE with the 2 ftp addresses, and drag the files from one to the other\nAlso, if on the same server, you should be able to do it while logged on with their on-line copy facility.
877940
I get it all the time. It's pretty much someone trying to tap into your computer to either hack it or gain access to personal files, passwords and more.
856601
there are most likely features on the router (i'd need to know which one you had) that accomplish this.  my home router has that capability and our two at work do as well (we used it for that specific reason, in fact ;) )\n\nyou may also turn off file/print sharing on the infected computer and alter its domain or workgroup name.
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Best way is to have an ftp\n\nlike cuteftp and others...and yes it is secured...as long as you dont give away your username and password... :)