jzipscript is a software that works with glFtpD enabling you to manage file transfers with greater ease.
If you're in search of a program to keep track of uploaded file integrity and per-user/per-group statistics, look no further than jzipscript! This well-known zipscript runs alongside the gl FTP daemon (glFtpD) and is designed specifically for the purpose of file verification and data collection.
Using jzipscript, you can easily collect statistics on the number of uploaded files, an uploader's rank in comparison to others, upload speed, and much more. However, it's worth noting that you will need the whi binary in order to utilize this program, which can be difficult to locate.
Thankfully, installation is a breeze with jzipscript - simply use the included installer by running "./install." Do not try to install manually, as you'll be sure to miss something crucial.
In order for jzipscript to function correctly, it's important to ensure that the glftpd.conf is set up so that glftpd logs newdirs UNDER rls dirs (such as CD1, CD2, etc). To achieve this, make sure that the following line is correct:
dirlog /site/Incoming/????/* *
Do not use the following line, as it is incorrect:
dirlog /site/Incoming/????/*/ *
With jzipscript, you can rest easy knowing that your files are always secure and your statistics accurately reflect your uploads. Give it a try today!
Using jzipscript, you can easily collect statistics on the number of uploaded files, an uploader's rank in comparison to others, upload speed, and much more. However, it's worth noting that you will need the whi binary in order to utilize this program, which can be difficult to locate.
Thankfully, installation is a breeze with jzipscript - simply use the included installer by running "./install." Do not try to install manually, as you'll be sure to miss something crucial.
In order for jzipscript to function correctly, it's important to ensure that the glftpd.conf is set up so that glftpd logs newdirs UNDER rls dirs (such as CD1, CD2, etc). To achieve this, make sure that the following line is correct:
dirlog /site/Incoming/????/* *
Do not use the following line, as it is incorrect:
dirlog /site/Incoming/????/*/ *
With jzipscript, you can rest easy knowing that your files are always secure and your statistics accurately reflect your uploads. Give it a try today!
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