Instead of using an FTP server inside of the UGCC Monitor service, couldn't it be possible to use IIS integrated FTP service with C#, making it safer, as you wouldn't have to use that framework UGCC Mon currently uses and also allow Secure connections as the current FTP service doesn't?
Aka:
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/iis/de ... n-provider
Because, If i'm not mistaken most of the code from UGCC is made on C# right?
Integrated FTP with IIS
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Re: Integrated FTP with IIS
The current integrated FTP server does allow secure connections. Even though it has some RFC issues with filezilla; I will have a fix for it in the next update
Also the IIS method doesn't allow to return what paths the user has access to.
Also the IIS method doesn't allow to return what paths the user has access to.
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Re: Integrated FTP with IIS
IIS actually allows you to return what path the user has access to
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/iis/de ... y-provider
Tho, to use this method you'd also have to create virtual directories to be able to handle the subfolders for the different servers, by for example:
https://www.codeproject.com/Articles/12 ... irectories
But, tho, this is a difficult request and was just a suggestion. Maybe i'll try experimenting with it myself
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/iis/de ... y-provider
Tho, to use this method you'd also have to create virtual directories to be able to handle the subfolders for the different servers, by for example:
https://www.codeproject.com/Articles/12 ... irectories
But, tho, this is a difficult request and was just a suggestion. Maybe i'll try experimenting with it myself