A small Python FTP server. Runs within a specified dir of PC. Has a SITE extension to let files of permitted types be opened on the PC (eg spreadsheets). Useful to send reports to PC from Unix host, or PC to PC.
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Version 0.8 has a slightly more complete implementation (added DELE). Most of the changes since 0.3 are refactoring in the source code, so I can use it to build FTP servers that provide a virtual directory, not necessarily based on real files. Happy new year.
# version 0.4 - 21 Jan 2002 - do no CRLF translation on RETR in ascii mode. # version 0.5 - 16 Dec 2002 - start in binary mode by default # Refactoring out filesystem code so you can make an FTP server that serves # a virtual directory structure instead. # version 0.6 - 8 Jan 2003 - catch error when opening file for STOR # version 0.7 - 10 Jan 2003 - bugs in NLST and RETR fixed # version 0.8 - 10 Jan 2003 - implemented DELE in FileFTPSession
# version 0.4 - 21 Jan 2002 - do no CRLF translation on RETR in ascii mode. # version 0.5 - 16 Dec 2002 - start in binary mode by default # Refactoring out filesystem code so you can make an FTP server that serves # a virtual directory structure instead. # version 0.6 - 8 Jan 2003 - catch error when opening file for STOR # version 0.7 - 10 Jan 2003 - bugs in NLST and RETR fixed # version 0.8 - 10 Jan 2003 - implemented DELE in FileFTPSession
Because some people may have problems with the .tar.gz file. You don't need both.
ftpd.py v0.3 23-11-2001 ----------------------- Different set of default allowed extensions for SITE START. See also release notes for how to change this on the command line. ftpd.py v0.2 ------------ Handle filename globbing, allowing use of mget and mput.
Last release for this year. Handles filename globbing for mget and mput. Added command-line option --allow-also. Obsolete packages more clearly labelled as such.
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