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I'm thinking about porting this to D6. It's not a priority, so it may take some time or may not happen at all. Plus, I don't really know what I'm doing beyond the porting tutorials on d.o.
Anyone have any suggestions specific to this module?
My client wants their users (employees and clients) to be able to login to their FTP server with their Drupal user login info and be able to download and upload files....like you would with an FTP client app.
Is this what this application does (sorry, I haven't used it in D5)
We might be using the functionality of this module for some other work we're doing, so I've taken the liberty of updating it for 6.x (fully conforms to coder module standards too): http://www.akb.id.au/files/drupal_ftp-6.x.tar.gz
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Comment #1
awolfey commentedI'm thinking about porting this to D6. It's not a priority, so it may take some time or may not happen at all. Plus, I don't really know what I'm doing beyond the porting tutorials on d.o.
Anyone have any suggestions specific to this module?
Thanks
Comment #2
awolfey commentedOops. Double post.
Comment #3
mdowsett commentedI'd be interested in this module....subscribing.
My client wants their users (employees and clients) to be able to login to their FTP server with their Drupal user login info and be able to download and upload files....like you would with an FTP client app.
Is this what this application does (sorry, I haven't used it in D5)
Comment #4
awolfey commentedI think you want something like this: http://drupal.org/project/webfm.
Also, my client went with another solution, so I doubt I'll get to this.
Comment #5
alexkb commentedWe might be using the functionality of this module for some other work we're doing, so I've taken the liberty of updating it for 6.x (fully conforms to coder module standards too):
http://www.akb.id.au/files/drupal_ftp-6.x.tar.gz
Hope that can help someone, cheers.
Comment #6
aaron commentedthanks alexkb; committed your changes and rolled a new dev release.
anyone looking at this, the module is still meant to be experimental. patches to extend functionality are welcome.
Comment #7
aaron commentedalso, note that for d7, this should definitely be implemented using stream wrappers!!! #227232: Support PHP stream wrappers