Am 05.11.2012 um 18:04 schrieb Gelen James: > Thanks a lot for input. > > The reason why we tested Serv-U, Axway ST, and other similar products for > file transfer is for consolidation and security. We all known that Centos can > provide SFTP for file in and file out with openssh, and Apache/HTTPS for > distribution read only files. But our requirements are: > > 1, both file in and file out functions for both SFTP protocol (port 22) and > apache/HTTPS (port 443). > 2, an rich-feature client side program/applet inside popular browsers (IE, > Firefix, etc), as our customers are not tech savvy. > 3, an consolidated user account management system, each user can use both > SFTP and HTTPS freely. a web based user management interface is perferred, > though not required. > > 4, preliminary system-level and user-level file upload/download controls, > file/directory access controls. > > > Based on above, it seems difficult to use ProFTD, or Apache combination. But > I may be completely wrong, > your input here is greatly appreciated. Thanks.
reading such highlevel requirements leads me to think about a web application solution (only). That means - service is provided securely only via https protocol - and the other requirements are handled via corresponding web application (user management, access control, etc.) with full support of common browsers. What about http://owncloud.org/ ? It has "cloud" in the name but is an ordinary php web application with upload/download capabilities, user management, access control etc. so far as i known. -- LF _______________________________________________ CentOS mailing list CentOS@centos.org http://lists.centos.org/mailman/listinfo/centos
