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| !This scenario is a special mode of CrushFTPDrive to make it act as a transparent SMB proxy to a CrushFTP server. |
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| !This scenario is a special mode of CrushFTPDrive to make it act as a transparent SMB proxy to a CrushFTP server. These only work on CrushFTPDrive v2.5.33 and above.\\ |
| \\*Please note! This is not a magical solution to mount CrushFTP servers as a local drive on machines. This solution works for the right use cases, but needs testing to ensure it works with your particular app and use case scenario.\\ |
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| java -Dcrushftpdrive.base_url=http://127.0.0.1:8080/ -Dcrushftpdrive.server_ip=0.0.0.0 -Dcrushftpdrive.server_port=13000 -Duser.home=./ -Dcrushftpdrive.smbserver=true -Dcrushftpdrive.writeprefs=false -Dcrushftpdrive.writelog=false -Dcruftpdrive.writelogconsole=true -cp CrushFTPDrive.jar:alfresco-jlan.jar com.crushftp.client.smb.CrushFTPDrive -d drive_username=MyUser drive_password=password drive_auto=true drive_letter=CrushFTPDriveHome drive_auto_open=false map_drive=false |
| java -Dcrushftpdrive.base_url=http://127.0.0.1:8080/ -Dcrushftpdrive.server_ip=0.0.0.0 -Dcrushftpdrive.server_port=13000 -Duser.home=./ -Dcrushftpdrive.smbserver=true -Dcrushftpdrive.writeprefs=false -Dcrushftpdrive.writelog=false -Dcruftpdrive.writelogconsole=false -Dcrushftpdrive.username_pass_separator=, -Dcrushftpdrive.allowed_ips=127.0.0.1,192.168.1.* -cp CrushFTPDrive.jar:alfresco-jlan.jar com.crushftp.client.smb.CrushFTPDrive -d drive_username=MyUser drive_password=. drive_auto=false drive_letter=CrushFTPDriveHome drive_auto_open=false map_drive=false |
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| This now lets us mount a URL such as:\\ |
| {{{smb://127.0.0.1:13000/CrushFTPDriveHome/}}} |
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| We can login with the username of "MyUser,password" and any password in our SMB client. , separates the username and password as specified by our parameters. |
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| {{{-Dcruftpdrive.writelogconsole=true}}} |
| {{{-Dcrushftpdrive.writelogconsole=true}}} |
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| Now we specify the jar files we are using to run this Java app...thsi includes the alfresco jar and the CrushFTPDrive jar.\\ |
| Specify which IPs or IP patterns are allowed to connect to this instance. We do not authenticate users based on username or password, we only authenticate based on source ip. (And the next option, see below.)\\ |
| {{{-Dcrushftpdrive.allowed_ips=127.0.0.1,192.168.1.*}}} |
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| Specify that the username contains both username and password with a separator character. This is necessary since we cannot get the password from the login to sue it for authentication to the remote server. So the password is ignored entirely and the username is parsed into two separate parts..\\ |
| {{{-Dcrushftpdrive.username_pass_separator=,}}} |
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| Now we specify the jar files we are using to run this Java app...this includes the alfresco jar and the CrushFTPDrive jar. On windows the separator is the ; character instead of the colon character, but we assume your doing this in Linux. These jar files are located in your CrushFTP folder's WebInterface, CrushFTPDrive folder.\\ |
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| drive_username=MyUser drive_password=password drive_auto=true drive_letter=CrushFTPDriveHome drive_auto_open=false map_drive=false |
| drive_username=MyUser drive_password=. drive_auto=false drive_letter=CrushFTPDriveHome drive_auto_open=false map_drive=false |
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| *We are passing in the password of "." since we are overriding this with the comma separator for user,pass in the username.\\ |
| *We are not mapping a drive liek in the traditional sense that CrushFTPDrive normally does since its acting as a proxy, so we set it not to map, and don't auto open.\\ |
| *Driver letter is irrelevant in this scenario as well.\\ |
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