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I am running MCE, but I would like to be able to FTP in to it - which is the best server to run?
Bulletproof FTP in my experience
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Bulletproof is pretty good - are you looking to FTP externally ?
The microsoft one isn't that bad but you have to set it up properly or you'll leave it open.
http://www.warftp.org/ is a classic.
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i like caesarftp - very simple, but fine for home use
http://www.tftp-server.com/
tftp is the new black.... i mean ftp.
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Whats the difference ( I know there is one)
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it's simpler. mostly it's used for network booting of *nix boxes - send out the kernel via tftp, mount the file system from an nfs shareOriginally Posted by Moby-Dick
Whats the difference ( I know there is one
tftp does not require authentication so almost like constant anonymous access
does vsftp have a windows port ? can't see one on the site
It is Inevitable.....
Filezilla is about the best free one
Home -> http://filezilla.sourceforge.net/
Download -> http://sourceforge.net/project/showf...group_id=21558
They offer client and server options. I've used Bulletproof FTP server in the past as well and it's a good enough application although it's not free. The key feature in Bulletproof that Filezilla doesn't have is the ability to follow Windows shortcuts as directories, a feature I found useful to manage access levels for different user groups
Hmm
Got this setup - and trying to solve the passive mode issue.
Got the ports forwarded to the box (10000, 10500) and it still isn't working.
I can connect from a Unix box back in and see the directory listing but others can't
surely a passive mess?
Filezilla - Free
FlashFXP - Trial
In connection settings, set it so it only uses the otherone*, not passive. That cured all of my problems.
*distinct mental block from it being too early in the morning.
Dave
I'm using RaidenFTPd at the moment. I used Serv-U before. Raiden was optimized for high speed network, at 4MB/s Raiden used between 10-100 times less CPU time than Serv-U. And you got SSL, UTF8 and Mode Z as well.
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i use filezilla had no problems iwth it its very simple to setup and great for n00bs and l33ts alike
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ncftp. Multi platform, small, fast.
Command line only though, but easy to use.
And its free.
http://www.ncftp.com/
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