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Arun Ram updated FTPSERVER-285:
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Description:
Feature: Managed File Transfer Module for the FTP Server
Hello,
I am introducing Apache FtpServer to our enterprise to kick our COTS product
out.
I think managed file transfer module/feature will act as catalyst for any FTP
server product adoption. Now that the API is sold and stable, it is time to
take the product to the next level. I personally think building an intuitive
and simple MFT module will greatly benefit the adoption.
And that's exactly what we are doing. I hope in another couple of months I can
submit my work to you guys.
Here are is the high level Synopsys.
- A admin web interface to the FTP Server so that ftp admin(s) on the fly make
necessary changes to the configurations and to see current transfers (Ease of
use for administrator)
- Allow an employee or user within the enterprise to create an account and
also allow the user to grant necessary privileges to share the file with
others. (Shareability)
- Allow users to setup necessary notification on uploads, downloads, failures,
pending pickup, etc. (Automated transfers)
- Allow users to report on past uploads, downloads, retries, etc. (SOX
compliance!)
Though we can do many other things on this front, I would start here
(Thoughtful reduction)
I am new to this project and I hope I make sense.
Sincerely
--Arun
was:
Feature: Managed File Transfer Module for the FTP Server
Hello,
I am introducing Apache FtpServer to our enterprise to kick our COTS product
out.
I think managed file transfer module/feature will act as catalyst for any FTP
server product adoption. Now that the API is sold and stable, it is time to
take the product to the next level. I personally think building an intuitive
and simple MFT module will greatly benefit the adoption.
And that's exactly what we are doing. I hope in another couple of months I can
submit my work to you guys.
Here are is the high level Synopsys.
- A admin web interface to the FTP Server so that ftp admin(s) on the fly make
necessary changes to the configurations and to see current transfers (Ease of
use for administrator)
- Allow an employee or user within the enterprise to create an account and
also allow the user to grant necessary privileges to share the file with
others. (Shareability)
- Allow users to setup necessary notification on uploads, downloads, failures,
pending pickup, etc.
- Allow users to report on past uploads, downloads, retries, etc. (SOX
compliance!)
Though we can do many other things on this front, I would start here
(Thoughtful reduction)
I am new to this project and I hope I make sense.
Sincerely
--Arun
> Managed File Transfer Administrative interface for the FTP Server
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> Key: FTPSERVER-285
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/FTPSERVER-285
> Project: FtpServer
> Issue Type: Improvement
> Components: AdminGUI
> Environment: Not applicable
> Reporter: Arun Ram
> Original Estimate: 672h
> Remaining Estimate: 672h
>
> Feature: Managed File Transfer Module for the FTP Server
> Hello,
> I am introducing Apache FtpServer to our enterprise to kick our COTS product
> out.
> I think managed file transfer module/feature will act as catalyst for any FTP
> server product adoption. Now that the API is sold and stable, it is time to
> take the product to the next level. I personally think building an intuitive
> and simple MFT module will greatly benefit the adoption.
> And that's exactly what we are doing. I hope in another couple of months I
> can submit my work to you guys.
> Here are is the high level Synopsys.
> - A admin web interface to the FTP Server so that ftp admin(s) on the fly
> make necessary changes to the configurations and to see current transfers
> (Ease of use for administrator)
> - Allow an employee or user within the enterprise to create an account and
> also allow the user to grant necessary privileges to share the file with
> others. (Shareability)
> - Allow users to setup necessary notification on uploads, downloads,
> failures, pending pickup, etc. (Automated transfers)
> - Allow users to report on past uploads, downloads, retries, etc. (SOX
> compliance!)
> Though we can do many other things on this front, I would start here
> (Thoughtful reduction)
> I am new to this project and I hope I make sense.
> Sincerely
> --Arun
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