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Old 07-09-2020, 07:54 PM   #22
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Originally Posted by imno007 View Post
Yeah, but how exactly would that work, if you have no internet and also no physical (working) connection?
Don't confuse internet with local network setup, however basically the same network connection you would need to use the Internet or a calibre server would be needed to use ftp. These days, you find very few networked computers that are not also connected to the Internet. A couple of years back, I set up a network with 5 computers and a server which were not connected to the Internet due to security concerns. My personal opinion was that unless they improved their physical security (*), the CSO was in for disappointment but their cheque cleared so no complaints on my part.

* On most lists of the laws of computer security, you will find a line that reads to the effect that if someone has physical access to your computer, it's not your computer anymore. AKA the rich janitor rule.
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