jftpgw supports the following features:

    * Active as well as passive FTP transfers (the mode between the client and the proxy may differ from the mode between proxy and real ftp server).
    * Logging of connection attempts.
    * Access control features, you can specify the user names that may connect from a specific host or IP range to another specific host or IP range.
    * You can pretend to run a real ftp server (see defaultforward option).
    * Other forward (UserAlias) features are also possible. So you may specify an alias for a user with a password and jftpgw logs in to the real server as another user with another password.
    * Specify how many users are allowed to log in from which IP ranges.
    * The throughput rate can be throttled according to which user logs in to which server.
    * Several logfile options are provided: You can specify the issued commands you want to have logged in one file or more files (with different sets of commands to log) as well as a logfile for a whole ftp session.
    * Various login strings are possible. You can even use another ftp proxy between jftpgw and the real FTP server.
    * Can be run detached. With using reconf.cmd you can send command rereads its configuration files.

System requirements:

    * File system which support long filenames.
    * emx runtime 0.9d fix 4 or later
    * tcp/ip

ChangeLog:

      v0.0.11.1 - Jun, 2003
          o Fixed sys3175 when FTP-server close connections during transfer.

      v0.0.11 - Jan, 2001
          o Initial OS/2 port of version 0.0.11, but includes many bugfixes over original 0.0.11.


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