Hello David, The Delegate.org software seems to be working very well. It has an enormous amount of options, and can be used for all kinds of proxying, reverse proxying, protocol translation, addition/stripping of SSL, etc.
I used the database user manager for logging in, but I needed a database file manager, customized for getting file info from the database, to create a virtual directory (path is always "/"), customized to the user, and only showing files that haven't been downloaded already, i.e. not marked as 'read' in the database. This is spread across different servers, so that was an issue as well. Once that was all set and working well, I found out I needed to use iBatis (now MyBatis) for database access, all incorporated into another framework . . . So then I needed to rewrite the database access functions in the DB classes again, and change a few other things for framework compatibility. But it's all working well now. Thanks again, Brad >Hello Brad, > > We run into the same issue as yourself, I even developed a minimal >MINA-based proxy which can handle control and data connections but i >don't think it's production ready ... Any input on this Delegate.Org >software will be appreciated :) > >I'm glad that you finally achieved your needs with FTPServer but I'm >curious about one point ... why did you need to use your own DB >classes instead of using our provided Database user manager? I mean, >we also use our own DB logic here, but since it was enough for you to >reuse someone else's, there might be room for improvement in our >current implementation.The information contained in and transmitted with this >Email may be privileged, proprietary, confidential and protected from >disclosure. No privilege is hereby intended to be waived. This Email is >intended only for the person to whom it is addressed. If you are not the >intended recipient/addressee, any use of the Email and/or its contents, >including, but not limited to, dissemination, distribution or copying is >strictly prohibited and may be unlawful, and you must not take any action in >reliance on it. If you receive this Email in error, please immediately notify >the sender and delete the original message and any copies of it from your >computer system. We deny any liability for damages resulting from the use of >this Email by the unintended recipient, including the recipient in error.
