10 file-sharing options: Dropbox, Google Drive and more - Computerworld

10 file-sharing options: Dropbox, Google Drive and more - Computerworld: " Computerworld has reviewed a few of these services separately, looking at their other tools more thoroughly; in that case, we've provided a link to the review.

Dedicated file-sharing services
While there are currently a variety of cloud storage services out there, they were preceded by dedicated file-sharing services, whose main purpose was to allow people to upload and download files that were too large to send via email. These services may be more focused, but they also tend to offer the chance to share larger files."

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development - Best Way for Developers to Upload Files to Production Server - Pro Webmasters

development - Best Way for Developers to Upload Files to Production Server - Pro Webmasters: "I strongly disagree with the only-one-person-can-commit-to-production methodology as it invites catastrophe. To use a common turn of phrase: if that one person goes under the bus, then what do you do? My office has a small development team, and we all have access to load-balanced production machines and it has never been the source of a problem. – msanford Mar 15 at 19:07"

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[ubuntu] Best way to upload files to server over the net? - Ubuntu Forums

[ubuntu] Best way to upload files to server over the net? - Ubuntu Forums: "Code:
ssh keygen
You then use the "ssh-copy-id" command to move the pubic key over to the server machines /home/ssh-client-user/.ssh/authorized_keys file. The command sorts everything out for you, it adds the public key and sets all the permissions. It is really easy and is more secure than a password authentication system.

use "man ssh-copy-id" to see the usage for that command.
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Which is the best way to upload files via FTP? | Tech Support Forum

Which is the best way to upload files via FTP? | Tech Support Forum: "So, what options do we have for FTP clients?

One of the main, and probably most common interfaces is commercial products such as CuteFTP, SmartFTP, or FileZilla. On the market there is also a number of free clients which can be downloaded. A client that everybody has, and probably one that not many people know about is Windows Explorer."

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