Hey, We're glad to have you on board with this concept. I implemented a make-shift Python server through pyftpdlib for Wget sometime ago. However, that implementation has many flaws. The flaws were always there, however, I wanted a proof of concept server model first before actually developing anything.
If you were to look at testenv/FTPServer.py, you'd see that the Python script simply overrides some functions in the actual library. This makes the code very difficult to follow and extend. Especially at a time when the original author is not around to work on it. Hence, what we want is that the FTP Server is completely implemented within the Wget repository and also that it can be easily extended whenever required. On Sun, Mar 2, 2014 at 10:15 AM, Ravi Kumar <[email protected]> wrote: > Hello, > I was going through the GSoC Ideas list for wget and one of them was > implementing a Python3 FTP server which is RFC 959 Compliant. > I was interested and looked at the new test suite written by Darshit Shah, > he seems to have already implemented one using pyftpd. > So what would be new or different in the new implementation? > > Thanks, > Ravi Kumar > -- Thanking You, Darshit Shah
