Internet Tools | CrushFTP 5.0.3

CrushFTP is more than a standard FTP server. While it handles the basics of FTP, it expands into much, much more. From it's SSH FTP (SFTP) to its WebDAV support, there is no other product like it that makes it so easy to setup multiple servers all in one. CrushFTP integrates with SQL severs, and LDAP servers. It uses standard XML files for every part of it allowing for easy integration into any project. With a multithreaded design that easily scales to thousands of users. Every imaginable feature is all right here in one package. It will run on virtually any operating system of choice, and always with the same familiar GUI to manage everything in it.

Protocols:
WebInterface(HTML/Flash/Java), FTP, FTPS, SFTP, SCP, WebDAV(SSL), HTTP(SSL), AS2

Features:
*SCP support for SSH transfers.
*Support for AS2 transfers.
*CrushTunnel is part of CrushFTP now. You can define tunnels, and assign them to users for access. A tunnel is sort of like a mini VPN, but only for a single port, and all running over HTTP. You can allow specific pin holes into your network for certain services. In that sense its more secure than a VPN that puts a users totally inside your network.
*Temp Accounts are only partially implemented. Similar to magic directory in that a folder structure defines and controls account access. They are all managed by CrushFTP and purged based on specific rules, as well as the user who generated the temp account can manage their own temp accounts.
*User manager is more streamlined. I can now add new features to crush easier. The old user manager was difficult to add things to.
*User manager will only prompt to save if a change was really made.
*User manager allows for complex inheritance, live GUI reflection of the inheritance being done, and a simpler mode where you only see the settings that you have changed from the defaults. (90% of the time its the way you want it.)
*New WebInterface has more advanced features, faster rendering, handles more items better, image previews on files is built in.
*You can easily do publishing and sharing of photos on the WebInterface now.
*User manager allows for window shading up the various section headers on a user.
*Live filtering based on username, or based on users who inherit from the username.
*Multiple group chaining for settings in the User Manager. CrushFTP4 could only do a single group, or individual settings. CrushFTP5 doesn't do individual settings, but it does multiple template style chaining.
*Webinterface now has a temporary account manager. Anytime you publish a file and generate a new temp account, this is now tracked, and you can later go back and delete the temp accounts you created (if they have auto expired).
*TempAccount manager is its own manager style window in the CrushFTP GUI.
*WebInterface can be toggled back and forth between Crush5 and Crush4 now. This gives you a bit more of a safety net for experimentation.
*There is a new download queue that allows for fast downloads, all managed by the Crush interface. Very slick.
*Uploads with the new WebInterface are even faster now using zipstreaming.
*When using preview on folders, zip files will have their contents listed when hovered over.
*WebInterface now has a slideshow view to see photos in easy photo viewer modes.
*Preview config in the server prefs will now help you auto configure different types of preview setups.
*You can now just drop in a user folder from CrushFTP4, and when you open the User Manager, it should just work.

New in this version:
***User Manager can now do live filtering on settings if you type in a keyword to find that setting
***added support for VFS linking (multiple VFS's consolidated)
***added support for port forwarding via SSH that can be locked down per user, per destination
***Users Manager can now do batch updates to everyone in the list
***custom upload forms are now being tracked in the DataBase
***added expire password option
***warning when logging in if your password is expired and must be changed
***now supports MD5 hashed passwords
***created workaround that may help with some virus scanners blocking remote admin
***additional compatibility changes for FTP proxy mode to non standard FTP servers
***remote admin mode will now retry for 30 seconds to get a connection before giving up
***events will now process 0 byte files
***added logging of what is being unzipped in a zipstream upload
***hidden 'dot' files are no longer hidden in WebDav by default
***improved port in use error messages
***added command line SITE SEARCH command
***added configuration option for forcing uploads in Binary mode, or Downloads
***added busy cursor when WebInterface is loading the directory
***support for displaying mini FLV files as a preview
***added warning if file is too big for normal mode uploads
***hides items in the WebInterface that are not available
Fixes:
***fixed bug with stats DataBase getting out of sync
***fixed bug with SCP and the connection getting closed
***fixed bug with the SQL commands when not using XML users
***fixed bug with picking users with the Reports Quick Pick
***fixed bug with SQL inheritance settings
***fixed some UTF8 bugs in the WebInterface
***fixed bug with race condition on very fast uploads, or downloads, not getting their socket
***fixed bug with Windows service not installing correctly
***fixed bug with plugins getting loaded alphabetically
***fixed bug with iCal and other WebDAV clients posting uploads to CrushFTP
***fixed bug with the format of OpenSSH key files
***fixed bug with events being called immediately having the wrong item
***fixed bug where files could be uploaded that were up to twice the max size allowed
***will currently accept CrushFTP 4 registration codes until 12/01/09
***fixed bugs with displaying the custom upload forms in the WebInterface
***videos will be coming soon

Note: Use a copy of your CrushFTP 4 Users & Groups with this version. Changes made by CrushFTP5 may not work with CrushFTP4!

Limitations: You may use the shareware trial version with 5 concurrent logins for 30 days. It limits the connection max to 5, doesn't allow installing as a service, and it has a nag screen at launch. Otherwise its fully functional.

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