FHFS (file server)
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| FHFS - FTP/HTTP File Server | |
|---|---|
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| Developer | Raybob |
| Stable release | 2.1.3 / August 28, 2015 |
| Preview release | 2.0 beta build 5 / September 22, 2012 |
| Operating system | Windows |
| Type | HTTP Server, FTP Server |
| License | GNU GPL w/ OpenSSL and PHP Exception |
FHFS is a FTP and HTTP Web Server package, transparently based on HFS and FileZilla.[1] FHFS is built to act as an all-in-one user-based file hosting website, good for schools, businesses, etc. whose students/employees need to easily transport files. FHFS is designed specifically for account-based storage, not easily compatible with other uses or using over-top of an original HFS setup. Early development was started in January 2011, beta builds were tested in October 2011, version 1.0 was released on 11/3/2011.[2] FHFS was started to accelerate development on FileSplat.com, as well as showcase the capabilities of HFS macros. FHFS 2.0 was released on 10/28/2012, exactly one year after the first beta of 1.0. FHFS was loosely based on source code from www.filesplat.com at the time, and was created by the same developer.[3] Filesplat no longer uses FHFS. FHFS is written in several different languages, including: HFS Macros, XML, XHTML, CSS, JavaScript, DOS, PHP, and C#. FHFS is recognized by the developer of HFS. FHFS 2.0.5 contains roughly 9500 somewhat-compressed lines or 412,000 characters of original code. The program was discontinued, leaving only the HTTP File Server.
Features
[edit]- These are all in addition to the standard features of HFS.
- FTP via FileZilla Server, with SSL.
- Account creation system.
- Individual private and shared sections for user files.
- Users can set entire folders to be publicly accessible.
- Upload without an account.
- Thumbnails generated for pictures uploaded.
- Ability to stream MP3s, alone or in playlists.
- Video streaming with silverlight (2.1.x).
- Folder size calculation and content counters.
- User preferences, including changing colors.
- Macro-based accounts with ability to sign out.
- Outgoing SMTP Email Integration.
- Page to contact administrators.
- SSL via Stunnel (HTTP and SMTP).
- Customizable account size limits for admins.
- Refined user interface.
- On-demand file hash calculation (via OpenSSL).
- One-Click copy URL to clipboard.
- Email files to others within your browser.
- Customizable FTP/HTTP Ports for Admins.
- Integrated Database System.
- New macro-based functions and global variables.
- Full, feature-rich admin interface.
- Forgotten password recovery system.
- Gallery mode for photos uploaded.
- SSL-certificate generator.
- Basic PHP Integration.
- Secure password hashing/salting.
- Centralized CSS for all pages.
- Admin can choose where to store user files.
- Automatic update notifications.
- Embedded resources and base64 images.
- Admin can set a server-wide color default.
See also
[edit]References
[edit]External links
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| FHFS - FTP/HTTP File Server | |
|---|---|
 | |
| Developer | Raybob |
| Stable release | 2.1.3 / August 28, 2015 |
| Preview release | 2.0 beta build 5 / September 22, 2012 |
| Operating system | Windows |
| Type | HTTP Server, FTP Server |
| License | GNU GPL w/ OpenSSL and PHP Exception |
FHFS is a FTP and HTTP Web Server package, transparently based on HFS and FileZilla.[1] FHFS is built to act as an all-in-one user-based file hosting website, good for schools, businesses, etc. whose students/employees need to easily transport files. FHFS is designed specifically for account-based storage, not easily compatible with other uses or using over-top of an original HFS setup. Early development was started in January 2011, beta builds were tested in October 2011, version 1.0 was released on 11/3/2011.[2] FHFS was started to accelerate development on FileSplat.com, as well as showcase the capabilities of HFS macros. FHFS 2.0 was released on 10/28/2012, exactly one year after the first beta of 1.0. FHFS was loosely based on source code from www.filesplat.com at the time, and was created by the same developer.[3] Filesplat no longer uses FHFS. FHFS is written in several different languages, including: HFS Macros, XML, XHTML, CSS, JavaScript, DOS, PHP, and C#. FHFS is recognized by the developer of HFS. FHFS 2.0.5 contains roughly 9500 somewhat-compressed lines or 412,000 characters of original code. The program was discontinued, leaving only the HTTP File Server.
Features
- These are all in addition to the standard features of HFS.
- FTP via FileZilla Server, with SSL.
- Account creation system.
- Individual private and shared sections for user files.
- Users can set entire folders to be publicly accessible.
- Upload without an account.
- Thumbnails generated for pictures uploaded.
- Ability to stream MP3s, alone or in playlists.
- Video streaming with silverlight (2.1.x).
- Folder size calculation and content counters.
- User preferences, including changing colors.
- Macro-based accounts with ability to sign out.
- Outgoing SMTP Email Integration.
- Page to contact administrators.
- SSL via Stunnel (HTTP and SMTP).
- Customizable account size limits for admins.
- Refined user interface.
- On-demand file hash calculation (via OpenSSL).
- One-Click copy URL to clipboard.
- Email files to others within your browser.
- Customizable FTP/HTTP Ports for Admins.
- Integrated Database System.
- New macro-based functions and global variables.
- Full, feature-rich admin interface.
- Forgotten password recovery system.
- Gallery mode for photos uploaded.
- SSL-certificate generator.
- Basic PHP Integration.
- Secure password hashing/salting.
- Centralized CSS for all pages.
- Admin can choose where to store user files.
- Automatic update notifications.
- Embedded resources and base64 images.
- Admin can set a server-wide color default.
See also
References
- ^ "FHFS on Rejetto Wiki".
- ^ "FHFS Main Page".
- ^ "Free File Hosting - FileSplat.com".
External links
- Official Website