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!!!FTP
With a few more steps, you can also configure FTP to be tunnels. The FTP protocol can be sent over the HTTPS encrypted tunnel and get the same speed gains as the WebInterface's automatic Java applet handling. To do this, we use a java web start application that can start and stop the tunnel for a local FTP client to connect through.
We make a dummy user named "tunnel" that has no access to anything, other than the ability to login, and startup a secure tunnel.
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Now you can use a URL like this in your web browser to download and start the tunnel for the FTP client.
https://www.domain.com/?u=tunnel&p=tunnel&path=/WebInterface/CrushTunnel.jnlp
When this launches, it will ask you for the tunnel username. This will be "tunnel" that you configured above. You can also hard code this if you make a copy of this jnlp file so the user doesn't need to enter in this information ever time. Add in these two lines to the properties:
{{{
<property name="crushtunnel.remote.user" value="tunnel"/>
<property name="crushtunnel.remote.pass" value="tunnel"/>
}}}
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Once the tunnel has been started, you can use any FTP client on the same machine, and go to:
ftp://user:pass@127.0.0.1:55555/
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