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Here is a very simple ftp login script written in php.
It took a lot of typing to make this work right but it is working now.
There is no mysql needed.
Saves cookies to remember users.
all you do is upload to your /dir/ and put the form in the page you want the login form to be in and upload. That is it.
Here is the download link: http://complexsecurities.com/services_downloads.html
Note: I didn't put a readme file in the zip with the rest of it cause it is real easy to setup.
Just download, unzip, and the only editing you need to do is change the dir location of the <form action="ftp/ftp.php/" in the form to direct it to the ftp.php file.
Remember the form part listed as ftp_login.html, just copy that form into your webpage that you want the login form to be.
And there is no logout part either since it uses cookies to remember you and will expire so there is no worry about staying logged in for a long period and then your server admins would ban your ip...lol
I have had that happen before so that is why I did this.
If you have any questions or need more info about this, please visit us at http://complexsecurities.com/forums
It took a lot of typing to make this work right but it is working now.
There is no mysql needed.
Saves cookies to remember users.
all you do is upload to your /dir/ and put the form in the page you want the login form to be in and upload. That is it.
Here is the download link: http://complexsecurities.com/services_downloads.html
Note: I didn't put a readme file in the zip with the rest of it cause it is real easy to setup.
Just download, unzip, and the only editing you need to do is change the dir location of the <form action="ftp/ftp.php/" in the form to direct it to the ftp.php file.
Remember the form part listed as ftp_login.html, just copy that form into your webpage that you want the login form to be.
And there is no logout part either since it uses cookies to remember you and will expire so there is no worry about staying logged in for a long period and then your server admins would ban your ip...lol
I have had that happen before so that is why I did this.
If you have any questions or need more info about this, please visit us at http://complexsecurities.com/forums
