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FTP SyncAgent is a software that keeps a local folder and a remote FTP folder in sync. All what you need to do is to create a Java properties file (explained here) and start it.

Currently there is only a console-based UI and you will be asked for files to download/upload or remove.

Later on, I will provide a more intelligent agent module which can be pre-configured for common descision patterns and which will be able to choose automatically what to do. Thus, the agent should be able to run as a cron job and periodically check for required updates.

Quick Start

1. Download the latest release of FTP SyncAgent and the two dependent libraries: Jakarta Commons Net and ORO (you will only need the two JAR files commons-net-[version].jar and jakarta-oro-[version].jar).
2. Create a properties (config) file for each directory to sync, e.g. syncedFolder.properties and save it somewhere, lets say in /home/myUser/syncedFolder.properties. The file should contain at least the following lines (you can copy it from here!):

host=ftp.theFTPserver.com
port=21
user=myUserName
pass=myPassword
remoteFolder=absolutePathToTheLocalFolderToSync
localFolder=relativePathToTheRemoteFolderToSync
verbose=true
passive=true
ignore=.backup .bak ~

The host, port, user, and pass properties should be clear, the remoteFolder is the path to the remote folder relative to the FTP home directory (e.g. /mySyncedFiles), the localFolder is the absolute directory path to the local folder to be synced (e.g. /home/myUser/aFolderToSync). The property verbose is just for a more detailed output to the shell when sychronising, passive will enable (or disable) a passive connection to the server (if you are behind a firewall our gateway router), and using ignore you can specify file suffices to exclude.
3. Setup the classpath or specify it when starting (as shown here at the next step). The classpath must contain the two dependent JARs as described under requirements and the FTP SyncAgent JAR file ftpsyncagent.jar.
4. Now you can run FTP SyncAgent with the following command (you must adjust the path to the JAR files according to your directory structure! Create a shell script or batch file for an easier startup):

java -cp /opt/javalibs/ftpsyncagent.jar:/opt/javalibs/commons-net-1.4.1.jar:
/opt/javalibs/jakarta-oro-2.0.8.jar at.langegger.ftpsa.SyncAgent
/home/myUser/syncedFolder.properties

The basic usage is:

java -cp [jar-files] at.langegger.ftpsa.SyncAgent [custom properties-file]

5. Thats all. For any questions, contact me (via e-mail, address below).

Thin FTP Upload project is an FTP upload applet designed for integration with Web applications.
Do you want to quickly add FTP file upload functionality to your website? Then Thin FTP Applet, a product that can be installed in less than 2 minutes is the product to choose.
To send files using the File Transfer Protocol, all your users have to do is to drag and drop them onto the designated area of the browser. Entire directory tree and a virtually unlimited number of files totalling several giga bytes can be transfered in this manner.
If your server is configued to allow annoymous transfers your users dont even have to login. Else they can login interactively by entering their username and password. Or else you can make it easier for them by using a single predefined username and password for each user so that multiple accounts do not have to be created.
Whats New in 1.02 Stable Release:
- The new version of the applet aims for improved compatibility with a wider range of FTP servers, epecially those servers deployed on Windows.
- The new version includes a subtle change in the way that the applet handles the trailing slash in the URL.
Whats New in 2.0 Development Release:
- Interrupted FTP uploads can now be resumed.
- A new progress monitor has been added.
- The applet loading mechanism has been changed, and the applet can now be configured using HTML parameters.

Thin FTP Applet is a full featured File Transfer Program that can be easily integrated into your website or web application.
You can use it to carry out recursive folder uploads and downloads. Entire directory trees being transfered in single click. Interrupted transfers can be resumed.
Thats not all that the applet can do, it can be used to rename, delete and change permissions of file and folders and do almost anything that you can do with your favourite desktop FTP client.
Even though Thin FTP is a web client, its appearence is no different from the traditional 2-Table interface found on many desktop clients. Because Thin FTP is an applet, it does not need to refresh itself each time a file transfer or any other operation takes place.
The Profession Edition provides even tighter integration with existing web applications by allowing for automatic login.
Enhancements:
- Compatibility issues with OS X and Netware FTP servers and the pure-ftpd server on Linux have been addressed.

PFTP is Preferred For Transfers: PFTP - PFTP is a portable FTP client. This is a portable FTP client, with many useful features, such as FXP, SSL and TLS support. PFTP is made of two libraries and a diversity of user interfaces, for maximal portability.
Main features:
- Support for: Implicit/Explicit SSL and TLS, FXP and multiple servers connected at the same time.
- Queues.
- Mirroring.
- Masked upload and download.
- Multiple UI:s (CLI, GTK+, Qt etc.).
- Site management (ie. bookmarks.).
Enhancements:
- Changed configure to match configure for pftp-cli

DPS-FTP is a multi-threaded FTP client for GNOME. It was originally called Kevlar FTP, since its interface was inspired by Bulletproof FTP, and Kevlar is bullet-proof.
But DuPont actually sent me a notice telling me that I cant use their trademarked product names in my product name. They were generous enough to allow me to say that my product contains Kevlar, however.
After explaining to them that, being software, my "product" does not contain Kevlar, and that Im not making any money from the "product", they still would not let me use it. So, I renamed the program to DuPont Sucks FTP, or DPS-FTP.
Main features:
- Basic FTP features: browsing local and remote directories
- Powerful transfer queue that allows downloading and uploading multiple files to multiple sites in multiple directories in any order
- Caching of directory listings
- Fully multi-threaded
- Multiple connections in separate windows
- Site manager

JFtp is a Swing Java network and file transfer client. It supports FTP using its own FTP API and various other protocols like SMB, SFTP, NFS, HTTP, and file I/O using third party APIs.
The FTP API is separated from the GUI and can also be used in third-party applications. It should ideally be launched in a Web browser via Java Web Start (contained by the Java 1.4 plugin), but can also be started locally.
JFtp supports FTP using its own FTP API and various other protocols like SMB, SFTP, NFS, HTTP, and file I/O using third party APIs, includes many advanced features such as recursive directory up/download, browsing FTP servers while transferring files, FTP
You can also have more than one connection open at a time in a mozilla-style tabbed browsing environment.
The FTP API is separated from the GUI and can also be used in third-party applications.
It should ideally be launched in a Web browser via Java Web Start (contained by the Java 1.4 plugin), but can also be started locally.
JFtp is free and distributed under the GNU public license. The API is dual licensed, you may use it under the GPL in your project or negotiate with me about a commercial license.
Main features:
- recursive directory up/download
- browsing FTP servers while transferring files
- FTP resuming and queueing
- browsing the LAN for Windows shares
- and more...
Enhancements:
- This release includes UI improvements, sftp support usings jsch (in addition to j2ssh), and lots of bugfixes.

FTP Monitor is a simple panel applet, which monitors incoming connections to ftpd(vsftpd/ncftpd/pure-ftpd/proftpd) and generates passive popups.
For pure-ftpd, ncftpd, proftpd it acts as a frontend to pure-ftpwho, ncftpd_spy and ftpwho respectively. For vsftpd, it looks in output of ps -fe.
Enhancements:
- Update the change in ftp daemon (or path) withour requiring a restart
- Fixed the bug (introduced in 0.70) that FTP status will not update
- For large panels, the icon is now centered