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In the past, I've used Bullet Proof FTP on my windows machine. I was just wondering if there were any good, free, easy to use FTP servers out there that can easily be configured to run with a firewall?
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I use glftpd on nix, on windows, sorry nfi.Juu nin to iro
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A new one I found...anyone know anything about it?
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back in the days I used WAR ftp on Windows.
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War is still pretty highly regarded.
I personally use RaidenFTP, but only out of stubbornness because I paid for it and specifically because it was configurable and could integrate with firewalls, IRC scripts, etc.
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Hmm, FileZilla Server? I may have to try it. I like the client plenty.Gigabyte P35-DS3L with a Q6600, 2GB Kingston HyperX (after *3* bad pairs of Crucial Ballistix 1066), Galaxy 8800GT 512MB, SB X-Fi, some drives, and a Dell 2005fpw. Running WinXP.Comment
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FileZilla server? It's small and it works.Originally posted by Kooldino
A new one I found...anyone know anything about it?
http://sourceforge.net/projects/filezilla/
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I just started an FTP server on my computer, and after looking around for a good windows based one, I found the most featureful and cheap was Bulletproof FTP. It may not look the greatest (I think they could polish the interface a little), but it has an obsene amount of information available and per user customizations... I tried Cerberus FTP server, but it only let me upload/download at 86k per second... This is on a 100MB connection... Other than that, I dont know.P=I^2*R
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Bulletproof was quite good.
I used Serv-U on my last reinstall, and after that IIS, which caps on 10 users, but are fine otherwise.<font size="-4">User error:
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I used to use BP FTP, but it gets fruity on me.
I tried the filezilla one, but i can't get it to work. maybe my firewall is fuxoring things?Comment
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Filezilla Server unfortunately reveals the local directory on the server. This is not good.Comment
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So you mean if you share the entire drive it will show the directory whre it's installed?Originally posted by High_Jumbllama
Filezilla Server unfortunately reveals the local directory on the server. This is not good.Comment
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I use Serv-U, which is extremely easy to set-up and monitor...All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy.Comment
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I shared out a sub directory of a drive and the FTP clients was giving the entire path including drive letter.Comment
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