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Clients-Oriented FTP Interface – cFTP
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28 Jul 2010For 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.
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3 Responses to Clients-Oriented FTP Interface – cFTP
Ashok
August 29th, 2010 at 4:41 am
Take a look at the free open source web2project:
tidbits
August 29th, 2010 at 4:42 am
I'm not sure what you mean when you say "project management tool" but if you are talking about something to integrate with SVN to make code management simpler then try looking at subclipse. It integrates with SVN and can be an add-on to the Eclipse IDE. It allows for ease of checking in source code to SVN repository.
TechAnswerer
September 9th, 2010 at 4:41 am
The cheapest and easiest way I've found is through GoDaddy. They are really easy to deal with, are accepted by virtually every browser, and provide certs up to 256-bit encryption!. If you click this link you can get them even cheaper with my discount ($12.99/yr.)!
Enjoy!