| Name | Modified | Size | Downloads / Week |
|---|---|---|---|
| Parent folder | |||
| hypersocket-fts-gpl-windows-x64-1.1.0-2269.exe | 2015-11-21 | 71.7 MB | |
| hypersocket-fts-gpl-windows-1.1.0-2269.exe | 2015-11-21 | 70.0 MB | |
| hypersocket-fts-gpl-macos-1.1.0-2269.dmg | 2015-11-21 | 76.5 MB | |
| hypersocket-fts-gpl-linux-1.1.0-2269.rpm | 2015-11-21 | 65.4 MB | |
| hypersocket-fts-gpl-linux-1.1.0-2269.deb | 2015-11-21 | 65.4 MB | |
| Totals: 5 Items | 349.0 MB | 0 | |
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Quickstart?
- Download your chosen plaform installer.
- Run the installer.
- If not already started, start the service.
- Connect to https://<hostname>
- Login using the default credentials of admin/admin.
- Change the admin password.
That's all folks!
Project Information
Hypersocket FTS aims to provide an easy-to-use cross-platform File Transfer Server with granular access control. Supporting FTP and FTPS out-of-the-box with the ability to connect to backend file systems using FTP/S and SMB (Windows). As with all Hypersocket Server products it comes with the ability to trigger tasks based on system events and also automate tasks on a schedule. For example its possible to move files from an incoming area to another file system based on your own custom rules.
The server can run anywhere you have access to a Java runtime (1.7+). It's built on Netty and uses Spring / Hibernate to provide a JSON API which is used by the web-based user interface built using JQuery.
You can use the built-in database Apache Derby or you can hook it up to MySQL, Postgres or MSSQL
Documentation
All documentation has now moved to our Helpdesk. Some articles to get you started are:
You can find demo videos and screencasts on our YouTube Channel.
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