Clients-Oriented FTP Interface – cFTP
28
Jul
For anyone working with multiple clients, the sharing of files (screenshot of a design, documents, etc.) can be difficult, specially if they are large in size.
cFTP is an open source and multi-user PHP application that enables you to create a repository to send/receive files with multiple clients.
Each client/user is limited to see the files uploaded for them which also works as a history of "sent" files.
For images, it displays the thumbnails for a better recognition.
The application has a simple and good-looking interface and can be installed with a web-based installer.
It can be localized in means of date-time format, timezone and language.
And also, cFTP can be branded by simply uploading a logo.
Requirements: PHP & MySQL
Website: http://code.google.com/p/clients-oriented-ftp/
Download: http://code.google.com/p/clients-oriented-ftp/downlo...
Website: http://code.google.com/p/clients-oriented-ftp/
Download: http://code.google.com/p/clients-oriented-ftp/downlo...
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Mysql Php
- Filed under: File & Folder, GPL License, Goodies
- 5 Comments
5 Responses for "Clients-Oriented FTP Interface – cFTP"
Easy setup, runs smooth, no problems. 10/10
With FTP you are not really sending anything. You are uploading to a central server and people are getting it from their with their own clients. A great alternative to FTP is Binfer. You dont need a central server or complex client setup. Just install it at two ends and files are actually “sent” from computer to computer. Check it out: http://www.binfer.com
A complete mess. I think the author never tested his/her own application. Enable Xdebug and try to run the same application and see the whole mess around screen.
Just something i was looking for…but so many errors. Plus i didn’t like the idea, client able to delete files. And would have been plus point if download link checks the login before allowing to download any file.
Hi! I’m the author of cFTP. I’d like to thank you for publishing the software here!
About the comments:
General: I know that the system is not using the FTP protocol, it’s just an uploader. I’m in the process of renaming the system to something more suitable, and adding ftp upload capabilities.
damu and burak: The system is in pre-alpha stage (that’s why it’s on Google Code and doesn’t even have a site for itself). I know about the errors and i’m working on them as i find the time, but it’s been hard to make enough for a side project like this.
It’s not intended to be used as it is right now. Hopefully you’ll find the first (future) released version better.
damu: the client should not delete the file? that seems like a nice idea, i should implement an option on the system to prevent that.
Thank you for the great ideas!
The link checking is coming