A from-scratch FTP server in Rust (tokio) — RFC 959 control + active/passive data, virtual users, argon2 auth and a path-traversal jail.
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A from-scratch FTP server in Rust (tokio) — RFC 959 control + active/passive data, virtual users, argon2 auth and a path-traversal jail.
Servidor y cliente FTP multi-hilo en Java con control de acceso basado en roles (RBAC), soporta modos ACTIVE/PASSIVE. Proyecto para aprender protocolos de red y programación de sockets.
Simple FTP server compliant to RFC 959. Implementet in C using BSD-Sockets.
A Java directory watcher that auto-backs-up changed files to a remote server over a hand-rolled FTP client — versioned uploads, PASV/PORT fallback, binary transfer mode.
FTP client speaking RFC 959 directly over TcpClient — .NET 8 library, console browser and WinForms app, with a bundled test server. A 2019 student project rebuilt around the directory-listing bug that broke it.
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