netfolder - rednet file server using AUTH
netfolder - rednet file server using AUTH
apt repository - primary
program name:"netfolder"
secondary program name: "netfolder-server"
installation: "apt -i netfolder" & "apt -i netfolder-server"
netfolder is still in development, this is what the current beta can do:
netfolder-server:
hosts a fileserver that can send and receive files, the fileserver admin sets the server's root and the user that tries to send/put a file gets a directory inside that.
currently only allows send and put commands, it's the first version. user access is handled in the same way that all AUTH access is handled.
see "man netfolder-server"
netfolder:
the client program that is used to interact with a netfolder server, it can send and receive files, the user logged in on this system is the one that is checked on the server's permissions in AUTH.
see "man netfolder"
This is available on the beta repository only, might still contain bugs and has no function documentation yet, only a rudamentary manual and is likely to get significant changes along it's development, use at your own risk!
program name:"netfolder"
secondary program name: "netfolder-server"
installation: "apt -i netfolder" & "apt -i netfolder-server"
netfolder is still in development, this is what the current beta can do:
netfolder-server:
hosts a fileserver that can send and receive files, the fileserver admin sets the server's root and the user that tries to send/put a file gets a directory inside that.
currently only allows send and put commands, it's the first version. user access is handled in the same way that all AUTH access is handled.
see "man netfolder-server"
netfolder:
the client program that is used to interact with a netfolder server, it can send and receive files, the user logged in on this system is the one that is checked on the server's permissions in AUTH.
see "man netfolder"
This is available on the beta repository only, might still contain bugs and has no function documentation yet, only a rudamentary manual and is likely to get significant changes along it's development, use at your own risk!