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PopImap - scan an email server looking for attachments and download them.

PGP - encrypt, or decrypt the list of files using PGP.

Move - take a list of files and move to a local or remote location.

HTTP - issue HTTP POST/GET comamnds with information about the files.

Jump - conditionally jump to other task items.

FindCache - Cache prior file listings to compare to in the future.

Find - search a location building a list of files found.

FileParser - Read in a fixed width file as records for usage in other tasks.

Exclude - remove some files from the list that is being processed.

Execute - run an external OS process to handle the list of files.

Email - send a SMTP email message with info about the list of files.

Delete - take a list of files and delete from a local or remote location.

Tunnel - Specifically start and stop a tunnel port for other tasks to use.

Copy - take a list of files and copy to a local or remote location.

AS2 - find and send files outgoing validating MDNs.

CrushTask - extremely powerful plugin covering many areas.

CrushNoIP - keeps a dynamic DNS name updated with your current IP.

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CrushLDAPGroup - allows authentication against an LDAP server (MS Active Directory, OpenLDAP, etc) including role verification.

ContentBlocker - prevents uploads of files that don't have appropriate file extensions.

AutoUnzip - post processes files and unzips their contents.

Some plugins apply only for authentication, while other apply for post processing of files, or automated tasks. Plugins can have multiple configurations, so that you can expand their functionality even further. There are many plugins to choose from, and third parties can even develop their own.

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CrushFTPDrive is much faster than WebDAV, and it provides a real network mapping in Windows instead of the 'shortcut' mapping.

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You can reach Gigabit speeds through it on a LAN, and on latent networks, the CrushTunnel integrates with it to provide faster full network speed copies even for a drive that is half way around the world. The client is self updating every time its launched.

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Windows users need to install the included 'helper' service to work around OS limitations, but its a one time operation. Its localizable too with all strings being editable. The client is deployed through a single click download link on the WebInterface, and it can be branded for its logo, and application name. Behind the scenes, it looks like a SMB/CIFS server item to the OS, but its actually talking to the CrushFTP server entirely over HTTP(s). Its not using WebDAV, and its built in caching system makes many common network operations very fast as it doesn't need to keep asking the server for information again and again. You can copy files to and from it, edit and work on files directly on it, etc. From there on, it acts like a network volume. So on OS X this will be a network drive on your desktop, and for Windows this will be a M: drive, or other letter of your choosing. It lets you connect to the CrushFTP server as a normal server drive on your machine.

SSH Tunnel - The SSH server in CrushFTP allows for SSH tunneling with limitations on what locations and ports a user can reach.ĬrushFTPDrive - OS Network Drive for The Server MODE Z and other enhanced FTP commands such as support for IPv6 is also supported. Support for Clear Command Channel (CCC), and client auth certificates. OS X and Windows have native support for WebDAV built inįTPS - Both FTP over SSL Explicit mode (FTPES), and FTP over SSL Implicit mode are supported. WebDAV SSL - It uses a HTTPS connection, but communicates using the XML WebDAV interface. See below for more information on the WebInterface. HTTPS - Complete secure file transfer access entirely from a web browser. Its not well suited for directories, or for downloading if you don't know the exact file name already. SCP - Secure copy also uses SSH, but is meant for pushing a single file transfer as fast as possible. SFTP is not well suited for high latency connections though. Public / private key authentication can be allowed or password-less logins. SFTP - This uses a SSH connection to perform file transfers.