A protein's structure determines its function. For instance, structural proteins such as collagen and keratin are fibrous and stringy. Globular proteins like hemoglobin, on the other hand, are folded and compact. Hemoglobin, found in red blood cells, is an iron containing protein that binds oxygen molecules. protein's structure determines its function. For instance, structural proteins such as collagen and keratin are fibrous and stringy. Globular proteins like hemoglobin, on the other hand, are folded and compact. Hemoglobin, found in red blood cells, is an iron containing protein that binds oxygen molecules.
up vote 0 down vote. First of all, Apache2 and SFTP are different things-Apache2 is a HTTP server while SFTP is a file transfer protocol over SSH. So I assume your question is how to transfer file to a server installed with Apache2 with SFTP. First of all, you need SSH server installed to enable SFTP.You can verify if SSH server is installed with dpkg-s openssh-server. If it is not installed, please install it sudo apt-get install openssh-server. See more information on how to install OpenSSH Server at the other post.p vote 0 down vote. First of all, Apache2 and SFTP are different things-Apache2 is a HTTP server while SFTP is a file transfer protocol over SSH. So I assume your question is how to transfer file to a server installed with Apache2 with SFTP. First of all, you need SSH server installed to enable SFTP.
First things first, you need a Ubuntu LIVE CD for this fix that I'm recommending. Go ahead and insert that or your USB, whatever you have it installed on. Boot into your bios and select either your CD Drive or your USB Stick. If you have a Ubuntu Live CD, or USB stick go ahead and boot into that.If you don't know what that is it's the CD you used to install Ubuntu, there should be an option on it that says Try Ubuntu Select that option. if you want to be able to use Windows without connecting the Ubuntu disk, please follow these steps: 1) Disconnect the Ubuntu disk, and connect the Windows disk. 2) Run Boot-Repair from live-CD or live-USB (see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Bo...ng_Boot-Repair), then click the Recommended repair button.