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- | **uFTP Server** | + | **uFTP |
- | - uFTP server is an open source, lightweight **FTP server** written in **C**. | + | - **uFTP** server is an open source, portable, lightweight **FTP server** written in **C** for Unix/Linux and POSIX compliant OS. |
- | uFTP server is easy to configure in just 2 minutes, check out the [[uftp-server-installation|quick installation guide]]! | + | uFTP server is easy to install and configure in just 2 minutes, check out the [[uftp-server-installation|quick installation guide]]! |
+ | **TLS** and **IPV6** is supported by uFTP. | ||
- | - uFTP server is compatible with all Linux distributions, | ||
+ | - uFTP server is compatible with all Linux distributions, | ||
- | **uFTP - Why another FTP server? | ||
- | I have been working with embedded Linux for decades, one of the most annoying part is to configure servers and the linux distributions to match the user applications. | + | **uFTP - Why another FTP server? |
- | Almost all others FTP servers may be difficult to compile, difficult | + | I have been working with embedded Linux for decades, one of the most annoying part is to configure |
- | uFTP server uses a different approach, only one configuration file and a limited number of settings are required, this simplicity make uFTP run even under initramfs bootloader, a common practice in embedded linux applications is to use the initramfs bootloader | + | Almost all others FTP servers may be difficult to compile, difficult to configure |
+ | uFTP server uses a different approach, is a portable application that uses only one configuration file and a limited number of settings are required, the configuration file can be either stored in the same binary directory or in the standard linux path "/ | ||
+ | The simplicity of the installation, | ||
+ | A common practice in embedded Linux applications is to use the initramfs bootloader to load the user final application, | ||
- | The code of uFTP is free to use in commercial applications, | ||
+ | The code of uFTP is free to use even in commercial applications, | ||
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* Easy to install | * Easy to install | ||
* Easy to configure | * Easy to configure | ||
- | * Open Source | + | |
- | * Ultra fast response | + | |
+ | * Lightweight C software | ||
* Only one configuration file | * Only one configuration file | ||
* No particular skills required to setup | * No particular skills required to setup | ||
- | * Well documented wiki | + | * Well documented |
* The code and the software can be used in commercial applications | * The code and the software can be used in commercial applications | ||
- | * Permissive license MIT License | ||
* Portable C source code | * Portable C source code | ||
+ | * For Unix/Linux and POSIX OS. | ||
+ | * TLS encrypted connection supported | ||
+ | * IPV6 support | ||
- | uFTP GitHub | + | Get the latest source codes from GitHub: https:// |
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