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In my case, the marketing department was using the FTP server, but their client also supported S3, so I told them to use the S3 credentials instead. In another
by earthboundkid 6y ago
In my case, the marketing department was using the FTP server, but their client also supported S3, so I told them to use the S3 credentials instead.
In another case around 2015, a coworker started and was learning the system. He found that a web store front was being powered by an FTP box that had a list of items in it, and the FTP box was periodically being updated by someone somewhere, but he couldn't figure out who or where. As far as I know, he never figured it out, and the mystery uploads continue to this day…
- zyemuzu 6y agoThat's great. I've built similar systems and if I disappeared off the face of the earth the same situation would likely arise... SFTP has its issues but it works.