How to Upload & Download ftp Data transfer through Browser
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How to Upload & Download ftp Data transfer through Browser
hai guyz,
i configured non-anonymous ftp server in my Ubuntu 10.04.it's working downloading and uploading through thrid party software like filezilla.Now i think that without using any other software i want to upload and download the ftp content in browser it'self.i heard that using webmin i can upload and download ftp data sharing through browser.Can u pls tell the method how to implement this....
Hai prayag,
thanks of your reply.............
in that i want to install fireftp to each client,some security problem also have..if any other tool is there? configuration completely in server side??
For that you need to design webserver on ftp server itself in such a way that when user opens the webpage in that you can have upload and download buttons....
Browsers work with HTTP (hypertext transfer protocol), not FTP (file transfer protocol) so browsers aren't designed to use FTP by default.
The only options open to you are therefore:
1. just use FTP clients
2. download fireftp
3. set up a web application on your server to service uploads and downloads through HTTP.
Can't you, with most browsers, simply use ftp://xxxxxx instead of http://xxxxxx? Works fine with Chrome, Firefox and IE at least. No need for a dedicated FTP extension unless you want sessioned downloads or uploading.
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