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Quickftp

Quickftp is a command line application that allows to quickly start an ftp server without worrying about configuration. This makes it a handy tool to transfer files easily. Although the server is stable, it's not intended to be used for public servers. This gem is based on the ftpd gem by Wayne Conrad, so you can find more information about reliability and the protocol internals in the gem documentation.

Installation

gem install quickftp

Usage

To simply start the server at any available port serving the files from the current directory, run:

quickftp

Options

  • -h HOST: The interface where the server should start. When not specified, the server will start on localhost.
  • -p PORT: The port where the server should start. When not specified, a random available port will be chosen.

Examples

# start the server in localhost, under port 3002 and files from the current directory:
quickftp -p 3002

# start the server in 192.168.1.1:9000 and serve files from /tmp/dir:
quickftp /tmp/dir -h 192.168.1.1 -p 9000

Contributions and credits

  • This project is based on the ftpd gem by Wayne Conrad.
  • If you want to contribute to this project, just fork it and create a pull request. Also, feel free to report issues on the issues section.

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Package last updated on 10 Dec 2015

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