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Open Source, FTP Upload, User Mgt.
Hi All,
I have a new client, they are a signage firm. They are looking to offer their client-base ftp functionality to upload large files. I'm looking for an open source (preferably PHP) solution that would allow for:
- Client specific username/password
- Client can only view files/directories associated to their credentials
- Ability to control what file types and size are uploaded
- 100% web interface for both user and admin side
The site resides on a Linux server.
Thanks
I have a new client, they are a signage firm. They are looking to offer their client-base ftp functionality to upload large files. I'm looking for an open source (preferably PHP) solution that would allow for:
- Client specific username/password
- Client can only view files/directories associated to their credentials
- Ability to control what file types and size are uploaded
- 100% web interface for both user and admin side
The site resides on a Linux server.
Thanks
ASKER
Hi, I appreciate the feedback, but I think maybe my question was misunderstood. I'm looking to integrate an "upload" option ON the website. I'm not looking for a stand-alone FTP Client or Server. Phpmyadmin is a web interface to manage mysql database's and tables - so I'm not sure how that would benefit my client.
What I want to avoid is having to write the upload script myself, along with file restrictions, and to have to create a user database to manage all the clients. Oh, and I don't want to have to create an administrative back-end for this either.
I'm certain there has to be something out there. I came across an open-source app called Relay, but its no longer supported and the documentation on it is horrible.
There's thousands of design, sign, and print firms out there who have this type of set up.
What I want to avoid is having to write the upload script myself, along with file restrictions, and to have to create a user database to manage all the clients. Oh, and I don't want to have to create an administrative back-end for this either.
I'm certain there has to be something out there. I came across an open-source app called Relay, but its no longer supported and the documentation on it is horrible.
There's thousands of design, sign, and print firms out there who have this type of set up.
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ASKER
Jaaaaaaaason, what's up bud?
Thanks for the solid reply. I sifted through several of the scripts. The part that blows, is that I have to forensically research each one. And almost all that I have looked at lack 1 feature from the set of features I am looking for.
As soon as I pin the right one down, I'll report back and close the question.
Thanks!!!
Thanks for the solid reply. I sifted through several of the scripts. The part that blows, is that I have to forensically research each one. And almost all that I have looked at lack 1 feature from the set of features I am looking for.
As soon as I pin the right one down, I'll report back and close the question.
Thanks!!!
ASKER
Jason, thanks again for your help. I ended up using an FTP application called W2BOX. It's at the moment the most ideal app for my client's situation.
-All the best
-All the best
If running on a Linux server, you can have a look at proftpd, they offer several backends including MySQL which can have many front-ends, the most obvious one being phpmyadmin. http://www.proftpd.org/ and http://www.phpmyadmin.net