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Time to start using GitDirectory named V.01 shared over FTP.
It's a joke, don't use FTP, it's not secure.
Why isn't FTP secure
because it hasn't got an S in it
It's unencrypted, your ISP / Starbucks wifi can read all the files you send. Use SFTP instead.
or FTPS
SFTP is a 'part' of SSH, FTPS is FTP but encrypted.
Yes, SFTP > FTP-S.
Especially when it comes to gateway configuration.
Yeah, I think you need to go out of your way to try to use ftps. When people say ftp they generally mean SFTP.
Not just read but modify even.
Is there any reference for this? I can't find anything relevant. Just curious.
Of FTP not being secure? Check the links in the comments below
FTP it's not encrypted
No. I mean gitdirectory over FTP.
There's no GitDirectory, it's the way we used to share files back then, a shared directory over FTP
I'm aware of FTP. It's still around in certain circles. But for a moment I thought that there was some sort of integration between ftp and git. I guess not.