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On 22/09/11 08:00, Martin Gautier wrote:
You can add frontpage extensions to apache so there must be a client if they can make the server...On 21/09/11 22:42, Simon Waters wrote:It's not webdav, I've tried that (anonynmous and secure). It must be frontpage extensions but there's nothing specific in the header or nmap.On 21/09/11 19:12, Martin Gautier wrote:Is it really Front Page extensions, or is it using WebDAV under the hood?The title says it all really. I have a website server which will only allow you to upload using Frontpage - port 80 only is open and FTP is not available. Is there a Linux tool which I can use to upload files?If Front Page extensions I don't know of a client. It is some sort of CGI interface using HTTP PUT, but I'm not aware of anything outside Microsoft that talks it. But then I've never used it in anger. WebDav - well you have the magic word to Google; "cadaver" is a good tool to start with, there are also some "blackhat" tools around that will tell you if it is installed (I think they are just reading the HTTP header so "wget -S" will probably work if you know what you are looking for). I think most IIS stuff likely not to have known vulnerabilities is going to be doing WebDav by now.I feel a new linux hosting account coming on... Martin
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