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A Quicker and better SSH/Telnet/Serial/Shell/Sftp client for DevOps. WindTerm is a partial open source project, and the source will be gradually opened. Open source code includes, but is not limited to, the classes that can be used independently, such as functional, algorithms, GUI widgets, etc., as well as functional libraries, such as networks, protocols, etc., as well as all types that require open source according to the license. SSH v2, Telnet, Raw TCP, Serial, Shell protocols were...

Portable file server with accelerated resumable uploads, dedup, WebDAV, SFTP, FTP, TFTP, zeroconf, media indexer, thumbnails++ all in one file

FreeFileSync is a free Open Source software that helps you synchronize files and synchronize folders for Windows, Linux and macOS. It is designed to save your time setting up and running data backups while having nice visual feedback along the way. _______________________________________________________________ DOWNLOAD LINKS (official homepage): https://freefilesync.org/

myFtPhp is a free filemanager written in php. It can upload, download, rename, delete, edit, view files and show directories in a tree structure. Supports multiple users with personal home directory, language and color theme. uses famfamfam icon libr

...The goals that I pursue in my project is: - creating the extremely simple server for educational purposes - server can be run as a thread in any application - a set of commands supported by the server handle simple operations (transfer directory tree, delete, upload and download files) - the server supports only one user at a time with the login and password that is set in the header file

ftpbckp permits backup of tree directory from local machine to a specified ftp account.

FTPSync.pl synchronizes a local directory tree and a remote FTP directory tree. It was initially written to automize web publishing, but other purposes might be fulfilled also. While we are very grateful to sourceforge.net for their services, we actually went on. First to my own open source platform, clazzes.org. Then to GNU.org, where further development will take place.