eftepede for Linux

* Can use sqlite (default: requires no database setup), postgresql and mysql.
* FTP users are unrelated to system (Linux) users.
* Written in Python, works on Windows as well as on Linux. ...

Author Gerson Kurz
License Freeware
Price FREE
Released 2012-01-04
Downloads 340
Filesize 7.16 MB
Requirements
Installation Instal And Uninstall
Keywords FTP Server, SMTP Server, Portbale Email Server, Server, Email, POP3, FTP
Users' rating
(3 rating)
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