FHFS (file server)

FHFS - FTP/HTTP File Server
Developer(s) Raybob
Stable release
2.1.3 / August 28, 2015 (2015-08-28)
Preview release
2.0 beta build 5 / September 22, 2012 (2012-09-22)
Development status Active
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.

Features

- These are all in addition to the standard features of HFS.

See also

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