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I built a simple zero-configuration FTP server that runs in a browser some time ago (http://ezyftpserver.com/ http://ezyftpserver.com/). Been wondering if I sho
by dolphenstein 15y ago
I built a simple zero-configuration FTP server that runs in a browser some time ago (http://ezyftpserver.com/ http://ezyftpserver.com/). Been wondering if I should do the same with a HTTP server?
- mrud 15y agoNice idea, jftr opera already offers an http server inside your browser, it is called unite, see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Opera_(web_browser)#Opera_Unite http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Opera_(web_browser)#Opera_Unite I just had a look at your page and it seems you used java for providing the ftp server. How do you handle devices behind firewalls/NAT?
- dolphenstein 15y agoI don't. :-) It's Apache FTP server wrapped in an applet.
- riledhel 15y agoI tried to visit your site but got redirected to a "Java Downloads for all operating systems" page. I do have java installed, but somehow your site doesn't notice and I always get redirected. I'm using ubuntu+chrome. It's annoying. I might not ever use the site, but I can't even see it with javascript enabled.