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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.#

Example launch command (very long):

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

Lets break down what all those parameters are:
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This is the URL to the CrushFTP server. This is how we will be logging into it.

-Dcrushftpdrive.base_url=http://127.0.0.1:8080/

This is the SMB server IP we are goign to bind to, 0.0.0.0 being all ips on the current machine.

-Dcrushftpdrive.server_ip=0.0.0.0

This is the server port we will bind on waiting for connections. 445 is the default SMB port.

-Dcrushftpdrive.server_port=13000

This sets the java home location tot he current folder...important if you allow logging or creation of a prefs.XML file.

-Duser.home=./

Force start a SMB server, by default this is true except if launching this on OSX.

-Dcrushftpdrive.smbserver=true

Block the saving of a prefs.XML file containing our inline prefs we define.

-Dcrushftpdrive.writeprefs=false

Block the writing of a physical log file, usually you will want this to be true.

-Dcrushftpdrive.writelog=false

Write the log to the console instead of to a separate log file...good for a temporary quick debugging of an issue without using a log file.

-Dcruftpdrive.writelogconsole=true

Now we specify the jar files we are using to run this Java app...thsi includes the alfresco jar and the CrushFTPDrive jar.

-cp CrushFTPDrive.jar:alfresco-jlan.jar

Now we specify the class of the app to launch with:

com.crushftp.client.smb.CrushFTPDrive

The main parameter that makes it run in a daemon mode comes next:

-d

Followed by prefs.XML values that we are defining in line so we don't need to rely on a prefs.XML file to be loaded.

drive_username=MyUser drive_password=password drive_auto=true drive_letter=CrushFTPDriveHome drive_auto_open=false map_drive=false