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A PHP Class to control the FileZilla Server from your site using a web interface or via your command line and to make it possible to automate user administration.
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JKnightCommander is a NortonCommander like file manager written in Java. We are going to implement the following features: -cross-platform -FTP, SMB, IO, ZIP, Webdav -fast but nice, graphical user interface -multi language -ui configureable -file
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Enables access to SSH Shell and File Transfer services using a web browser. Java Servlet application uses pure HTML to provide access to SSH services.
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Freelance provides a pure Java, platform independent shell. Features include a command history, file name auto completetion, env variables and threaded program execution.
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The goal of Slipper is to control peer to peer applications on a remote server. This might be of some use to people behind firewalls and proxies and are being banned on some ports (ie napter, gnutella), but ftp and telnet ports are still available.