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I am searching for a software that will allow me do this:
I have a web server. I want to upload some files (either from www of scp) to the server (in a directory). Clients will be able to download files through http , and will have access only to specific directories.
Is there such an application? I want just the minimal because this application will be used among my frineds
i think u misunderstood what i want to do.
I dont need a web server (apache is aleary instaled and running)
What i need is an application(=web site)/php site that will allow me upload files and give me a url that will allow a user to download it. It would be ideal if a could configure per file username/pass
or you could simply ftp the file up with a static html page with links..
or just allow apache to list the contents of a directory so they can simply click on the name of the file to download..
so many ways to do this and letting apache handle it with no other web apps would be the simplest method imho, easier than stting up a CMS or filesharing web site to do it.
or you could simply ftp the file up with a static html page with links..
or just allow apache to list the contents of a directory so they can simply click on the name of the file to download..
so many ways to do this and letting apache handle it with no other web apps would be the simplest method imho, easier than stting up a CMS or filesharing web site to do it.
I want one user not to be able to get other users file...
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