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Contribs.org Forums => General Discussion => Topic started by: gbentley on July 04, 2015, 04:30:49 PM
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Hi all,
I am asking for alternative suggestion for software that roughly resembles http://www.thregr.org/~wavexx/software/dl/
ie staff would be able to upload a file and send a link to the client. The link/file would expire after a set period.
This would probably be open source software, but doesn't have to be.
The less requirements the better - maybe just mysql/php/js [less =better]
TIA
:-P
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http://wiki.contribs.org/DownloadTicketService
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On first glance 'dl' looked overly complicated to install?
Found this so will give it a try in next few days.
http://www.projectsend.org/
I also tested something similar quite some time ago which fitted the bill and had low requirements, but for life of me can't recall the name of the project...
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complicated? :-)
just use fws repo and you're done.. everything you need is that.. the other points (LemonLDAP::NG and so on) are optional
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I should of mentioned - this is to be installed on web host [not on sme box]
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http://wiki.contribs.org/DownloadTicketService
What's to stop random bad guys using that as a Warez exchange (or worst) dropbox?
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you'd better ask to Daniel ;-)
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In the default conf, only authenticated users (sme accounts, either throuh http basic auth or Lemonldap::NG) can upload files. For external people, they can upload only if they first get a grant from an authenticated user, a grant is only avaliable once, and uploaded files are scanned with ClamAV before being accepted. Of course only the grantor can then retrieve a file uploaded by an external user.
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In the default conf, only authenticated users (sme accounts, either throuh http basic auth or Lemonldap::NG) can upload files. For external people, they can upload only if they first get a grant from an authenticated user, a grant is only avaliable once, and uploaded files are scanned with ClamAV before being accepted. Of course only the grantor can then retrieve a file uploaded by an external user.
and....
Files made available for download have:
- An auto expiry date
- A random file name
- A counter on how many times it is downloaded and by whom (Audit)
- A limit on the number of downloads e.g. 1 or n, the expire
Anyway, it's all on the wiki page ;-)