Projects

HTTP File Server

HttpFileServer is a simple REST-oriented file server with minimal requirements: * PHP 5 (5.2 I suppose) * web server (Apache will do) * writable directory (this is where your files will be stored) This is for the server part. For the client part you only need to be able to do ... [More] HTTP GET and HTTP POST requests, so you're good with just wget in a batch script (or .NET application, or Ruby, PHP, Java - pretty much anything nowadays can form HTTP requests). Example usage: # store file on server - use HTTP POST wget --post-file=file_to_send.txt http://server/index.php/path/to/store/file.txt -O - # retrieve file - use HTTP GET wget http://server/index.php/path/to/store/file.txt [Less]

Kangee

Kangee is an easy-to-use personal on-demand fileserver, enabling you to exchange files with your friends. Your communication partner only needs a browser to download or upload files to you. Unlike one-click hosting services, Kangee will not store files on any remote machine, instead, you will become ... [More] your own one-click hoster. Kangee is developed for the Java Runtime Environment, therefore supporting many operating systems. For Kangee, a type of Internet access is needed that supports incoming connections, like many ADSL/Cable providers do. However, often mobile 3G internet access providers do not support this feature yet. Since Kangee is targeted to be very user-friendly, it will also help you with the connection setup. [Less]

inferno-owen

A collection of computers can share computational and other resources to form a grid. Owen™ is a labour exchange for a computational grid. Workers make themselves available for work at the exchange. Jobs to be done are posted at the labour exchanged, subdivided into smaller, potentially ... [More] concurrent work tasks. Tasks are allocated to suitable available workers. By running a worker per node or per processor, the tasks are done in parallel on all available nodes. Owen tabulates the results from each node and a post-processing step can combine the results at the end of the job. Typically the worker software is run on a collection of Windows PCs or UNIX/Linux workstations, and the scheduler is run on a server somewhere. Owen is resilient to failures of workers, and the scheduler saves its state to allow it to be restarted elsewhere if the original scheduler machine fails (although that procedure is not yet automatic). Owen is an Inferno application written in the concurrent programming language Limbo. The implementation is unusual. The labour exchange is a file server. Jobs are submitted, and workers obtain work, by reading and writing those files (following a particular convention). Owen itself provides distributed computation, but workers (and thus the jobs they do) can access other resources using standard resource-sharing operations in Inferno, to build a complete grid. Owen relies on the portable system environment provided by Inferno on Windows, Linux, Solaris, IRIX, etc., and on Inferno's support for implementing distributed applications as file servers. See the Links section opposite for Inferno distributions. [Less]

kats

Manages file and directories across multiple computers Supports transfering between computers and guessing of target directory for move actions. Source code will be uploaded sometime

daffydav

A general purpose fileserver based on python WSGI with an implementation of the DAV protocol and a web filemanager. Fully configurable and extensible. The project is in alpha stage and not finished. Still missing DAV locking support and ajax filemanager implementation is incomplete. If you want ... [More] more information contact me at matteo.pillon@gmail.com. [Less]

pshs

Small, command-line driven, HTTP file sharing server. Intended for quick file sharing on home PCs. Supports automatic port forwarding using UPnP, prints direct file URL with detected external IP.