Does anyone know of a good browser based ftp client. I usually use Filezilla but I recently started using openrouter which only allows browsing, so I thought I could use a online ftp or file manager to upload files.
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quovadis
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errrr type ftp://ftp.is.co.za in your browser?
Thanks, does this work with OpenRouter?
quovadis
Honorary Master
openrouter = socks proxy? if so then yes it will work
Pyro
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What is openrouter exactly? If it's just a proxy setup, you should be able to set up FileZilla to use it if your browser can use it.
It's a browsing only proxy, it allows you to browse internation sites using a local only account.
I know that ftp works on a diff port, but what I want is a file manager script where I can upload files. I have an add-on for joomla that allows me to upload files, but if I need to upload a folder with files in it, I first have to create a folder then upload each file individually which takes quite long.
If I could find some sort of file manager script that allows me to drag n drop files on my webserver that would be great. This script doesn't have to be associated with joomla.
If I could find some sort of file manager script that allows me to drag n drop files on my webserver that would be great. This script doesn't have to be associated with joomla.
If your webhost has installed the latest version of cpanel, then you'll have access to the very nifty "Web Disk" which allows you to easily drag and drop files to your hosting account, just as if it was part of your home computer.
Might be worth looking into?
(ETA: doesn't always play well with Vista, though)
Might be worth looking into?
(ETA: doesn't always play well with Vista, though)
ld13
Honorary Master
my Cpanel is on a secure port and is blocked by Openrouter.
Can't you install cPanel Proxy?
I've installed this for a number of my clients, and it works very well.
Try the software we use for www.mydrive.co.za
Pyro
Expert Member
I know about OpenBrowse from OpenWeb, but openroute?
OpenBrowse is the name of the Product, openrouter is the name of the App that's used to connect, it's basically a local proxy server that you install on your pc. It looks very similar to DDProxy, so I suspect that it was developed by antibody, the guy that made "RouteSentry.
www.net2ftp.com free open source