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Downloads: 600	Submitted: Jan 30 2006
Description: I think it would be useful to have a GUI for ftp server such as pureftp, proftp or vsftp. All three are quite hard to configure for newbie and for people who are afraid of command lines. I think a good model would be BulletProof which I used when I was on the dark side. When I switch to Linux in october 2004, there was a gtk-based graphical ftp server for proftp (gproftpd) which was good but not perfect and which doesn\\\'t exist today. I would be happy to see a qt-based GUI for ftp server in KDE4, it\\\'s the only thing i miss since i left Windows. I\\\'m not a programer (if I was, i would have done this already) but as the ftp server application already exist I hope this isn\\\'t too difficult. License: GPL

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by lokheed on: Jan 30 2006

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BulletProof was bought by G6 which makes a wicked Windows FTP server :)

Questions about my theme or something in a screenshot of mine? Go here for the information:

http://www.gnome-look.org/content/show.php?content=22989
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Re: .....

by ton1 on: Jan 30 2006

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Yes I know but I said a model.
I think, when you run Windows (I'm not but some people still are today) it is a very good ftp server and easy-to-use, very intuitive and clear.

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PureFTPd

by anupamsr on: Jan 30 2006

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There exists kcmpureftpd module for control center. Search it on google.
But yes, a simple and powerful GUI is needed :)

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Re: PureFTPd

by ton1 on: Jan 30 2006

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i'm trying this, it helps but it's far from perfect.
Moreover, i have Debian distribution and i had to make a .deb file with alien from the redhat pack and i'm not sure it works good.

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As an applet

by fyzix on: Jan 30 2006

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Just like the "public file server" applet which is a HTTP applet, this ftp server should also be made as an applet. That would be awesome, I have had a use for that about a million times...

Top dollar idea.

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Re: As an applet

by Linuster on: Mar 26 2006

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Why not just extend kpf to make it serve FTP?

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Re: Re: As an applet

by fyzix on: Mar 26 2006

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I expect kpf is the HTTP public file server applet I was talking about, right?

That would be a great idea, actually I must say I never understood why it was made http instead of ftp... do you know?

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Why KDE 4?

by logixoul on: Feb 14 2006

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This doesn't need to wait for KDE 4.

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It turns out

by khaitu on: Feb 22 2006

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that applications like this would benefit from something like:
http://www.kde-look.org/content/show.php?content=34873

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Graphical FTP Server

KDE4 Brainstorm

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BulletProof was bought by G6 which makes a wicked Windows FTP server :)

Re: .....

Yes I know but I said a model. I think, when you run Windows (I'm not but some people still are today) it is a very good ftp server and easy-to-use, very intuitive and clear.

PureFTPd

There exists kcmpureftpd module for control center. Search it on google. But yes, a simple and powerful GUI is needed :)

Re: PureFTPd

i'm trying this, it helps but it's far from perfect. Moreover, i have Debian distribution and i had to make a .deb file with alien from the redhat pack and i'm not sure it works good.

As an applet

Just like the "public file server" applet which is a HTTP applet, this ftp server should also be made as an applet. That would be awesome, I have had a use for that about a million times... Top dollar idea.

Re: As an applet

Why not just extend kpf to make it serve FTP?

Re: Re: As an applet

I expect kpf is the HTTP public file server applet I was talking about, right? That would be a great idea, actually I must say I never understood why it was made http instead of ftp... do you know?

Why KDE 4?

This doesn't need to wait for KDE 4.

It turns out

that applications like this would benefit from something like: http://www.kde-look.org/content/show.php?content=34873

Yes I know but I said a model.
I think, when you run Windows (I'm not but some people still are today) it is a very good ftp server and easy-to-use, very intuitive and clear.

There exists kcmpureftpd module for control center. Search it on google.
But yes, a simple and powerful GUI is needed :)

i'm trying this, it helps but it's far from perfect.
Moreover, i have Debian distribution and i had to make a .deb file with alien from the redhat pack and i'm not sure it works good.

Just like the "public file server" applet which is a HTTP applet, this ftp server should also be made as an applet. That would be awesome, I have had a use for that about a million times...

Top dollar idea.

I expect kpf is the HTTP public file server applet I was talking about, right?

That would be a great idea, actually I must say I never understood why it was made http instead of ftp... do you know?

that applications like this would benefit from something like:
http://www.kde-look.org/content/show.php?content=34873