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* Recursive chmod (requested by emonkey)
* Command Line Interface (requested by edph)
* URL to FTP (meaning, you enter the URL of a picture in net2ftp, and net2ftp
gets that picture and saves it on your FTP server; could be extended to any
content, like a page, sound, ...) (requested by arie)
* Let the user select the number of upload fields. Currently it has to be
specified in the settings file (requested by Ajay)
* List the files and directories together, so that manipulations like chmod,
zip download etc can be done on them together. Currently these have to be
done seperately (requested by Ajay)
* Make an admin panel if possible, where changes can be made to the program,
e.g. change the name of website and other such customizations, like the look
or the fields in the settings file (requested by Ajay)
* Add a upload field at the bottom of the directories listing as well as
makenew dir etc for immediate creation, instead of going to a new page for
this (requested by Ajay)
* Allow the user to select the mode of transfer, i.e. binary, ascii or
auto (requested by Ajay and Decsifo)
* Multi-lingual support
* Apache/MySQL specific tools: password-protect directories, custom error pages,
run SQL queries
* Upload progress bar
* Show thumbnails for gif, jpg and png files
* Send/receive files by mail
* Search files for given string
* One-time passwords
* Client-side encryption with javascript
* Make FTP files available via HTML link, like for example:
* Add compression of the HTML output, if the browser supports it.
This should do the trick: ob_start("ob_gzhandler")
* Sign a file (MD5)
* There is a function that maps the FTP server and directory, to the WEB (HTTP)
server and directory.
It is used on the Browse screen, when a user clicks on the filename, a new
window opens in which that file is executed from its WEB (not FTP) server.
This function works perfectly if a domain name is used
(eg ftp.mysite.com/dir/file.php is mapped to http://www.mysite.com/dir/file.php).
However, this function has to be adapted on a case-by-case basis for most free
hosts, because the mapping is different for each host.
Some examples:
ftp.freeserver.com/username/dir/file.php can be mapped to
http://username.freeserver.com/dir/file.php
http://www.freeserver.com/username/dir/file.php
http://freeusers.freeserver.com//~username/dir/file.php
On the homepage, there should be a note for this, both for the users of free
webhosts, and for the free webhosts, which would like their FTP server to be
reachable using net2ftp
* Install script
* Bug report specifications for forum
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* The user Urban reported a problem with symlinks: relative symlinks work, but
absolute ones not. When investigating this, it appeared that there are
symlinks to directories, and symlinks to files. The problem is that a
ftp_rawlist request does not show any difference... no solution yet.
This can be tested on the public server ftp.belnet.be with username
anonymous and password test@test.com -- any volunteers?
* Solve the problem that slower FTP sites cannot be reached sometimes with
net2ftp. This function may help: ftp_set_option(FTP_TIMEOUT_SEC)
* Liz reported this on http://www.net2ftp.com/forum/read.php?f=1&i=400&t=400
error after downloading once
Author: liz (207.250.144.4)
Date: 06-16-03 14:41
I just started using this, so im not sure if you guys are aware or not, but i
thought id point it out anyway. I can connect fine, browse through my folders
fine, nothing wrong there. The problem i come into is when i want to download
a file. Ill download it, and then ill come back to either download another or
do pretty much anything else and i get errors that wont let me do anything
else except refresh the page then making me log-in again. Not that this is a
really bad problem, but it makes downloading a bunch of files rather lengthly.
Let me know if this is known or its something on my end that i need to change.
thanks.
* Slynderdale reported this on http://www.net2ftp.com/forum/read.php?f=1&i=433&t=433
Empty Files Support Setting
Author: Slynderdale (24-161-22-209.hvc.rr.com)
Date: 06-22-03 02:06
In net2ftp, you get errors if you try to edit, save, upload empty files, erct.
What I mean by empty files, are files that dont contain any data, that have a
file size of 0. With my edits now, theres a setting that you can set to allow
support for empty files.
The setting:
//Allows support for empty files
//These are files with 0 filesize
//Set to "yes" to enable it
$empty_file_support = "yes";
==> Slynderdale has a fix, it will be incorporated in the next release
* Daniel Stobbe reported this on http://www.net2ftp.com/forum/read.php?f=1&i=460&t=460
Hello,
i have edited a html file with the wysiwyg-editor.
I only changed Text.
After save, the File format was destroyed.
- the "" and the "" was removed. (or more...)
- the "" tags in the -area are not removed.
Sorry, i've restored a backup very fast(site was online) - without backup of destoyed file.
If you don't have any information, i try to check this.
thanx,
Daniel Stobbe, PHPaction berlin.