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NOTE: This version of ios-ftpserver (aka DiddyFtpServer), based on svn revision 8, has been slightly modified to work with Frotz. Frotz's original FTP server was implemented using NSFileHandle-based APIs, and is afflicted with an OS bug introduced in iOS 4/MacOS 10.6 (when everything was refactored to use GCD) which causes FTP clients which open multiple simultaneous connections to hang. Apple doesn't appear to be interested in actually fixing this bug, and I didn't want to completely rewrite my FTP implementation since there is no easy workaround, so I found an open source implemetation based on CFSteam APIs and had my way with it. For the original source, see http://code.google.com/p/ios-ftp-server/. This folder contains all readme/license files from the project, as well as the .m files from the original Classes folder implementing the library, but does not include the files used to make a standalone app. Also, because Frotz is GPL and full source is available, I did not bother to build the FTP server into a library. Doing so would have been troublesome since Frotz already used the ASyncSocket support for its HTTP server, which was duplicated in ios-ftpserver's static library build. Original README contents follows: --- DiddyFtpServer is a very simple Ftp server library written in Cocoa/Objective C that you can include into your projects to add file access. I have only added a subset of Ftp Commands. Currently the major issue is... Windows Explorer : hangs when asked to transfer a file Long file transfers sometimes hang. I'm still working on this, but someone else might spot a bug faster. Known clients I have got this working with are Transmit from Panic and FileZilla. I'm releasing this as I want to concentrate on other parts of my app and hope that other people can get involved and make this into a really useful library for cocoa programmers. My thanks to Dustin Voss for the AsyncSocket routines which I have used. AsyncSocket can be found at http://code.google.com/p/cocoaasyncsocket/ and that part is covered by his own copyright that is included in the headers. This library is covered by the terms of LGPL which is included. share code, make life easier.