Reliable, easy-to-use upload script
September 29, 2010 6:57 AM Subscribe
Does anyone know of a reliable, easy-to-use upload script that can be used for business purposes?
I'm looking for an upload script that is easy to install and configure, which has a progress bar, a cancel button, which can be used for large files, which is in perl or php, and which has some login security. I should also be able to customize the look and feel by at least adding the company logo.
Basically, my clients should be able to log-in, upload files and download only the files which apply to them.
I haven't yet found anything through Google that fits all of those needs, and when I have, either the trials didn't work properly, the live demo didn't work properly, or it was missing some of the features I require. A lot of them are made to share videos or images, which is not what I need.
I'm hoping someone who has used one of these can help. Thanks!
I'm looking for an upload script that is easy to install and configure, which has a progress bar, a cancel button, which can be used for large files, which is in perl or php, and which has some login security. I should also be able to customize the look and feel by at least adding the company logo.
Basically, my clients should be able to log-in, upload files and download only the files which apply to them.
I haven't yet found anything through Google that fits all of those needs, and when I have, either the trials didn't work properly, the live demo didn't work properly, or it was missing some of the features I require. A lot of them are made to share videos or images, which is not what I need.
I'm hoping someone who has used one of these can help. Thanks!
Response by poster: I should have specified that actually do have my own server. Thanks for the links, but dropbox doesn't look robust enough in terms of what I need.
posted by exolstice at 7:24 AM on September 29, 2010
posted by exolstice at 7:24 AM on September 29, 2010
Boring obvious answer: What about a FileZilla sftp server? If you don't want your remote folks having to install software you could use a web based ftp client? here's some suggestions.
posted by cottleston pie at 11:12 AM on September 29, 2010
posted by cottleston pie at 11:12 AM on September 29, 2010
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http://lifehacker.com/5622534/dropbox-uploader-allows-anyone-to-upload-files-to-your-dropbox-account
http://lifehacker.com/5615351/airdropper-requests-files-via-email-and-saves-to-your-dropbox
posted by jander03 at 7:10 AM on September 29, 2010