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FtpServer | FtpServer: an FTP daemon for OS/2. Lets you control which drives and directories the users are allowed to see. Also has controls on which IP addresses a client is allowed to connect from. This software was "optional shareware". What this means was that you decided whether you wanted to register as a paid owner of the software. The author will continue to provide support, for at least the short-term future. Many thanks to Peter Molyan, the author, who on 03/09/2014, released as GPL License the source code of one of the most used ftp server on OS/2. The source code is available from the author's site. | ||
The program was developed using Modula/2 Toolkit for OS/2, in Modula-2 language (an advanced Pascal language). | |||
This software is distributed as compressed package. You have to download and manually install it; if prerequisites are required, you will have to manually install them too. | |||
==Configuration== | ==Configuration== |
Revision as of 21:20, 30 August 2020
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Version | 2.78 (Oct 2019) |
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Author | Peter Moylan |
License | GNU GPL V3 |
Download | ftpser_2.78.zip |
Website | Official Page |
FtpServer: an FTP daemon for OS/2. Lets you control which drives and directories the users are allowed to see. Also has controls on which IP addresses a client is allowed to connect from. This software was "optional shareware". What this means was that you decided whether you wanted to register as a paid owner of the software. The author will continue to provide support, for at least the short-term future. Many thanks to Peter Molyan, the author, who on 03/09/2014, released as GPL License the source code of one of the most used ftp server on OS/2. The source code is available from the author's site.
The program was developed using Modula/2 Toolkit for OS/2, in Modula-2 language (an advanced Pascal language). This software is distributed as compressed package. You have to download and manually install it; if prerequisites are required, you will have to manually install them too.