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you can serve out files without rearranging your actual directory structure.
CrushFTP 3 lets you generate a directory structure from your existing
files and directories, and modify it. All without changing your real files
at all. Now you can have one way fro your viewing on your personal machine,
and throw various items together in a structure for FTP users. But it
doesn't stop there. CrushFTP 3 works on the principal that your local
files are just on host 127.0.0.1. By doing this, you can also add files
from any other FTP server on the Internet into "your" structure.
Not only that...you can modify that structure, all without changing the
remote servers files. For instance, you may have some registered site
you use to store files on...but you don't have the control to limit permissions
on the files. Well, you can run CrushFTP on your local machine to serve
out those files, and control the access people have to them. The amount
of control CrushFTP 3 gives you is unbelievable. Another example would
be the college user who wants to share out his MP3's he's been recording
in his studio. Well, if a few of his friends are doing the same, they
can all collaborate on one main server that serves out files from all
their machines. Each machine has an FTP server, the main one using CrushFTP
3. Just add the other servers into your listing of files and when a user
logs in, they get everything. No longer a need to hoard tons of files
you don't even want when you can serve them off of other servers.
It even goes further than that with template accounts too. You can setup a user called "template". If a user tries to login to your machine...and fails, it next tries the template account if it exists. If so, CrushFTP 3 will use the supplied username, and password that the user logged in with to authenticate them to other ftp servers they access. So you add in a few servers in which a user has access to. They login once to your server, and just continue to browse around while CrushFTP does all the authentications on the fly. This gives a way to have a bunch of FTP servers all together on one server...eliminating the need to keep logging in to different servers. CrushFTP also takes the work out of crummy FTP servers that don't display directory listings in the standard UNIX style. It will translate Netware, and Vax VMS FTP listings to UNIX style listings so that nearly 100% of FTP clients.
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