Grifi: GridFTP File System

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Last Update: 2013-03-08

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Grifi, GridFTP File System: It is a virtual file system (based on FUSE) that allows a user to mount a remote directory using the gridftp protocol. It is based on the UberFTP client and FTPFS from the LUFS project.

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