Request for development - Login calls EXE, waits and lets the user in
Posted: 2017-11-17 13:39
Hello,
we're running Filezilla on Windows for about 900 accounts. Every day 900 files are generated and put into the respective user-directories.
We'd like to "pause" the login of a user, call a executable on the server to generate the one document needed in that moment and after the executable returns successfully the login proceeds, letting the user onto the FTP-server where (magic!) a new document awaits. Data-wise it's a piece of cake: login-name and name of the document are the same.
We know that this is possible with Filezilla but everyone here is a) super busy and b) not into C++. We're searching for a developer who could implement us this change "ready for rollout".
Specification:
Expand the socket DoUserLogin to:
Call a executable with an argument (the loginname), e.g. C:\Programms\generateFile.exe [loginname]
Wait for a response of the exe
Resume the login
If there is some sort of configuration mask so that we can change the path/name of the exe without compiling: even better.
Please contact me if you're interested.
regards
Jens Murer
we're running Filezilla on Windows for about 900 accounts. Every day 900 files are generated and put into the respective user-directories.
We'd like to "pause" the login of a user, call a executable on the server to generate the one document needed in that moment and after the executable returns successfully the login proceeds, letting the user onto the FTP-server where (magic!) a new document awaits. Data-wise it's a piece of cake: login-name and name of the document are the same.
We know that this is possible with Filezilla but everyone here is a) super busy and b) not into C++. We're searching for a developer who could implement us this change "ready for rollout".
Specification:
Expand the socket DoUserLogin to:
Call a executable with an argument (the loginname), e.g. C:\Programms\generateFile.exe [loginname]
Wait for a response of the exe
Resume the login
If there is some sort of configuration mask so that we can change the path/name of the exe without compiling: even better.
Please contact me if you're interested.
regards
Jens Murer