![]() ![]() I don't think the problem is so much the domain as, I'm guessing, the single IP address behind it. I want this to be as simple as possible for users to connect and change their files hence the use of a single IP and FTP for uploads. The FTP server will then copy the uploaded files from the share on the FTP server across a high speed LAN to the correct server. When an upload occurs it would then be put in a temp folder on the FTP server that is shared across a LAN with the other servers. This FTP server would then SSH into the correct server and pull a list of files and display it to the user in their FTP client. My main plan was to have a single IP for FTP that users can connect to. I've had other ideas such as install an ftp server on each server and get user details from the SQL server but then I believe I wouldn't be able to user a single domain for uploads.Īny comments and criticisms of my current idea welcome :) Would it be viable to do this? For example I could create a java server application that would get user details from a SQL database, upload the files to temporary storage on the FTP server and instantly transfer those files off to the correct server and then clean up the temp files. I was playing with the idea of building a single machine that would be hosted on that would then distribute those uploaded files to the correct server over a high speed lan. Each of the servers will be unique in a manner of speaking, running their own processes and users etc. So i'm looking into how to allow users to FTP into different servers just through one domain such as. ![]()
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