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Originally Posted by Fuzz
Oh, I won't be using Linux directly to run file sharing. CrushFTP is an ftp server software, with a web interface. It's really powerful, secure, and easy to use. I just need an OS to run it on. Making a VM and installing it shouldn't be that difficult.
I've even setup a bat script on it so all you have to do is type a user name, password (or random if you want) and expiry date. It creates the FTP account, and sends an email to the user automatically with how to access it. So any of my users can make client accounts and know nothing about FTP servers.
I really dislike Dropbox, and we feel better have direct control of client files on our server, in Canada.
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We use Citrix Sharefile for this, it has options for cloud storage and local storage that you setup yourself