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Biomaj FTP server to access production banks
anonymous access is allow with login anonymous and any fake password. Existing users can access server with the login and API key as password.
Only public or owned banks are accessible
config.yml contains the server configuration. Mongo configuration should be the same one than biomaj.
Web endpoint refers to the biomaj API endpoint
export BIOMAJ_CONFIG=path_to_config.yml
python bin/biomaj_ftp_service.py
To run in a Docker container, do not forget to open passive ports range (60000, 65535)
3.0.7: update dependencies and pyyaml loader 3.0.6: Add ftp/masquerade_address in config or MASQUERADE_ADDRESS env variable to define address ftp server should advertise (mainly for docker) 3.0.5: Allow proxy endpoint definition for daemon, else use default web.local_endpoint 3.0.4: Add passive ports setup, range(60000, 65535) Modify login: use login and api key to access to all available banks instead of connecting to one bank 3.0.3: Set consul checks 3.0.2: Allow override of config Fix user authentication Load database settings from global.properties to match same database than biomaj 3.0.1: Fix anonymous access and case where web/local_endpoint is not defined in config.yml 3.0.0: FTP server to access banks
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