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Subject: a read only tftp server
Date: Tue, 5 Jun 2001 13:09:47 -0700
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I recently built a tftp server for cable modem operations.
During the boot process they pull down a little tftp file.
Simple enough. No problem getting it to work, I'm just
concerned about the security aspect of it. Is there a way to
make the built in tftp function on 4.3 read-only? I don't
want anyone to have the power to overwrite my existing
files.. Thanks for your time.

Jeremy


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