How to upload web site to apache from an other pc??

[laciantal]

Hi,

I am running apache on red hat 9. It is working just fine.
But I would like to able to upload my website from a other pc.
Right now if I want to change something I have to gon in :
/var/www/html/index.html and edit it with kedit(or any other editor)
So it could be nice if letsay I can manage my server throug a web browser.

Can anyone recommend to me a good must be "free" html editor running linux.I shame my self becouse so far I only used editor running under windows.
NOT ANY MORE!!!!!!I just start Linux not long ago, but I am stack to it.

Thank you for all the answear Laci

[j79zlr]

notepad on windows, or kedit, gedit, etc. any text editor on linux/unix is the best thing to edit html.

[crow2icedearth2]

yeah use VIM or a vi clone for linux ....
vim i like because it color codes .............

[TigerOC]

If you are used to M$ style stuff then try Bluefish. I have been impressed with its features (css and the like).

[crow2icedearth2]

is it menu based , text based or GUI ? i dont run GUI on my servers only my workstations

[blobaugh]

Well the others options are great, but it sound like you want to be able to make the file on another computer and upload it to the server. Am I correct?
Now if the pc your using to edit the site is on the same network as the server then you could run Samba and share the folder. Just make sure your permissions are right so only you can change the files. Samba will allow your computer to share on a windows network.
If your not on the same network you could try running an ftp server. That would give you access to the directory also. If you got *****ious you could run both that way when you were at home you could use Samba, and away you could use ftp.

[posw2ksocks]

If the computer your are using to edit your webpages is a linux/unix one, then just use sftp which should already be available in a console. Open up a console screen and then type:

sftp example.com

replace example.com with your webserver's ip address or domain name

all data will be encrypted when transfering files

Note: make sure that your user id has an account on the server that you're logging into.