Today’s widespread cable- and ADSL internet access offers a permanent connection to the worldwide web for home users. You can read an article on our forum where this discussed in detail.Įasy & secure data sharing on Windows with HFS & Stunnel for free. In the meantime, you can try adding HTTPS support by using STunnel. HTTPS is not supported natively at the moment. They always address known security problems of other server software, not HFS.Īt the moment I write there's no known real security problem. If you see scary requests in the log, don't worry. If you comply with these rules, the risks are very low. Keep Windows updated with Windows Update.To secure your computer, follow this advice: They are all freewares.īefore worrying about HFS, you should be concerned about your Windows system.
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YOU MAY WANT TO DOWNLOAD THEM ALL NOW DIRECTLY FROM THESE LINKS HERE SO YOU DON'T HAVE TO WORRY ABOUT IT LATER REFERENCES IN YOUR READINGĪll the available versions above are as of date. OpenSSL v1.0] - choose Light version x86 would do The tutorial was written and tested on HFS version 2.0, and also worked for 2.2f and 2.3 beta built 226 on my setup. It helped me with the basic understand and got my setup to work. I went through pages 1-5 out of 10pages >here in the forum at time of this writing. I only reorganized and clarified on some of the points where I found it unclear or confusing for beginner readers as I was and leave majority of it content intact.Ĭredit goes to: ~GeeS~ and rejetto, and others who asked questions and contributed >here in the forum)Ī) ~GeeS~ made the first attempt step-by-step tutorial in implementing HTTPS with HFS)ī) ~GeeS~ later submitted a updated revision which can be found here)Ĭ) rejetto (the admin) who wiki ~GeeS~ works in (a & b) above which you will be reading below) So my attempt is to revise it to make it more clearer for beginners. Email: this wiki has helped me, I read it a couple of times before it makes sense to me.
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