derricksmith01

<p>WP ProFTPd helps Authenticate ProFTPd users to FTP, SFTP, FTPS sites using the WordPress database.  This plugin creates stored procedures in the WordPress database that can be used to query users, groups and user account information.  A dashboard shows all ProFTP logging information inside the WordPress Administration Portal.</p>
<h3>Features</h3>
<ul>
<li>Uses the WordPress database for ProFTPd authentication</li>
<li>Creates WordPress user meta to store information about access rights  </li>
<li>Uses stored procedures to securely access the WordPress database</li>
<li>Creates a dashboard to show valuable authentication and FTP operations information</li>
<li>Supports FTP, SFTP, FTPS</li>
</ul>
<h3>Requirements</h3>
<ul>
<li>PHP >= 5.5.0</li>
<li>WordPress >= 4.4</li>
<li>ProFTPd</li>
<li>WP Password Bcrypt</li>
</ul>


WP ProFTPd

WP ProFTPd helps Authenticate ProFTPd users to FTP, SFTP, FTPS sites using the WordPress database.

pandorawombat

<p>Allow end users to upload files via FTP – accommodates larger files. Ideal for printing companies or others who require large graphic files. Originally conceived to circumvent the upload file size limitations imposed on sites with shared hosting.</p>
<p>NOTE: 2.7 has a number of minor changes which may solve the problem of the program refusing to reuse directories.</p>
<h3>About</h3>
<p>I didn’t start out intending to write a plugin for WordPress. But then I needed to give the clients of a print shop the ability to upload large files via the print shop’s site without having to have any knowledge of – or software for – FTP. And the print shop didn’t want to have to pay any money for this ability. “Calling all open-source fiends”</p>
<p>I initially came across many plugins that would allow uploading of files. There was a catch, however – the normal upload method used is not FTP-based, and is subject to the file size limits set in the php.ini file. So if you have shared hosting which doesn’t allow you to control this limit – yet have people who need to upload large files – you are most likely SOL with these plugins.</p>
<p>Then I found one plugin that claimed it could optionally be used to send via FTP. I knew this is exactly what I needed, but I never could get that plugin to work right. It seemed as though the “FTP” option might have been added as an afterthought and possibly never fully debugged, because I simply could not get it to work. At first I spent a couple of hours poring through the code of that plugin, trying to figure out why it didn’t work. Then, being the impatient soul that I am, it occurred to me that it would be faster and less frustrating to write my own plugin focusing on the functionality I wanted than to try to wade through and hack a plugin that was cluttered with all sorts of other functionality I didn’t need.</p>
<p>Thus Easy FTP Upload was born.</p>


Easy FTP Upload

Allow end users to upload files via FTP - accommodates larger files. Ideal for printing…

WP ProFTPd vs Easy FTP Upload