Post B7lUOPSD1XzG0D8GRc by miranda_blue@eldritch.cafe
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 (DIR) Post #B7lUOPSD1XzG0D8GRc by miranda_blue@eldritch.cafe
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       Hi, I'm looking for a way to have some entities be able to download and upload files (potentially large ones and/or in large numbers). What I need is something :Accessible to entities with non-null but limited computer skills (asking them to install and use FileZilla on their Windows machine is reasonable, asking them to setup NFS shares is not.)Allows reasonable access control (users, and different access rights on different directories for different users)Independant from system accountsReasonably secure and well maitainedNot a full fledged cloud storage system with applications and whatnot - I want something simple that focuses on uploading and downloading files.It's for a small scale setup (at most 10-20 accounts I think), I don't need any sort of automated account creation or management. It will run on a Debian Stable machine. In a container or not, I don't care much.The ideas I have or have seen are :Good old FTP over TLS : seems the way to go to me but everyone seems to think it's a bad idea 🤔 CIFS: I've never been a fan of it but it... should work, I guess. I had to setup something similar (though much simpler) in the past and it worked quite straightforwardly.Some sort of WebDAV-based thing: this seems to be what it's for, but I don't know shit about WebDAV.Some sort of SFTP setup which does not rely on system level accounts and sshd: might work with some container based system seems complicated to setupAny advice ?
       
 (DIR) Post #B7lUOPfKEmTketGjtA by morgann@bark.lgbt
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       @miranda_blue  something like.. Lufi ? or is it too "basic" for your use case?(example of instance: https://drop.infini.fr/ )
       
 (DIR) Post #B7lXuRYf2JJ5eo7IGm by miranda_blue@eldritch.cafe
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       @morgann ahh, yes, it is, but I was looking for that sort of tool too recently, so thanks!