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Well, that's right. There is no meaningful difference in the sense that they both have to serve files from a storage backend, over a port to a frontend. I was c
by JackGreyhat 5y ago
Well, that's right. There is no meaningful difference in the sense that they both have to serve files from a storage backend, over a port to a frontend. I was comparing ftp folder permissions with webserver htaccess permissions. What I really ment was access control.
- SahAssar 5y agoGotcha, but htaccess is specific to one server (apache). You can leave that out for basic things for basic use cases (just set read/write as you would for a normal unix user) and for more granular things you need to configure FTP just like you need HTTP.