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go get a real website! ;-)
I'll check it out when the brouhaha dies down.
Is java secure enough for FTP? Are there any concerns?
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Java is more secure than regular C++ in my opinion. You don't have to worry about buffer overflows...which is how all the exploits lately work. All the hype you see about security with Java involves the web browser keeping java applets from being able to interact with your underlying machine. If your running a server....then your intent is for the Java app to interact with the underlying machine. You'll be running the Java app native. I could package my application in such a way you would never know it was Java. I choose however to make that a big point of its difference.
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CrushFTP is a nice replacement to the built in OS X server. You can install it as a service, so it acts the same as the OS X one. Fast, configurable, and all the features you could ever want. Plus on top of that, direct email access to the developer. (ben@crushftp.com) Its been in Beta for over 2 years...finally a 3.0 final release.