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Title: Pete's FTP v0.3 has been released!
Post by: xeron on July 29, 2008, 11:57:11 PM
Pete's FTP is an advanced OS4 native FTP/SFTP client.


You can download it from here:
http://www.os4depot.net/?function=showfile&file=network/ftp/pftp.lha (http://www.os4depot.net/?function=showfile&file=network/ftp/pftp.lha)

Features:

* Fully multithreaded design
* (S)FTP to (S)FTP transfers (any combination)
* Multiple windows (for local, SFTP and FTP connections)
* Browsing while downloading
* Drag and drop
* Reaction GUI
* Pause and resume transfers
* Resume files that are already present at the target
* Transferring of whole directories with contents
* Deletion of directories with all contents
* Passive and active transfers supported
* Optional automatic binary/ascii mode setting
* AISS toolbars
* Detailed HTML documentation
* Localised (translations welcome


Changes since v0.2:

- The check to see if a date was in the future when
  we had to guess the year didn't take into account
  the fact that the server time might be ahead of
  ours. The check now makes sure that the date is
  not more than 24 hours ahead of the local system
  time.
- Now built with GCC 4.2.4
- Swapped obsolete calls to the corresponding
  AllocSysObject ones.
- There was one message port per subtask that wasn't
  being freed. They are now.
- A couple of things that were MEMF_ANY are now
  MEMF_SHARED.
- When i re-ordered the transfer queue columns in 0.2
  i forgot to update the cancelled and finished transfer
  pages, which meant that the filename wasn't shown.
  This is now fixed.
- Finished transfers now show their final CPS.
- Re-added the stats page and now it actually has some
  stats in it!
Title: Re: Pete's FTP v0.3 has been released!
Post by: weirdami on July 30, 2008, 03:56:06 PM
IF it's v0.3, then what's in store for v1?
Title: Re: Pete's FTP v0.3 has been released!
Post by: xeron on July 30, 2008, 06:20:15 PM
Mostly bugfixes between 0.3 and 1.0 i'd imagine. Its got a few problems that need ironing out before i called it non-beta. Its definately not alpha, though, i use it daily.