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SSH Library for DotNet

On RentACoder, a buyer want a C# SSH application,

We have a design for an SSH / Port Forwarding application that needs to be designed using .Net 1.1 and C#.

Attached with this bid is a PDF document outlining (to great detail) the needs of the application.

There is also a smaller application that will also need to be built using the same software.

You will be provided all images, it is important that the application looks exactly as shown in the design.

So i remember there is an article about sharpSsh on codeproject, and it also introduces another open souce SSH library for .NET,
but after I review the attachment the buyer offers, I notice the following words,

It is our request that Open Source Libraries NOT be used for this project and that all code is created in house. If Open Source Libraries are used then they should not require us to distribute our application as Open Source.

I am afraid that the buyer misunderstands the open source and license, most open source projects can be used in commercial applications, you just need take care how to use it.
SharpSsh bases on BSD license, it means you can freely use it in your application, just keep BSD License file in your application folder.
Granados SSH Library for .NET bases on Apache license, this license is also friendly for commercial applications.

reference,
http://www.codeproject.com/KB/IP/sharpssh.aspx
http://www.routrek.co.jp/en/product/varaterm/granados.html
http://www.rentacoder.com/RentACoder/misc/BidRequests/ShowBidRequest.asp?lngBidRequestId=868587

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some webproxy list

Some times I need to visit some websites(most of them are technical ones, I have no interesting in political and adult ones) that baned by our gov, so the free webproxy(WebProxy is a free Web based Proxy service which allows you to surf anonymously) is very important to me. and I tried to install phpProxy on my server, and for some reason, I gave it up. today I find a list and paste it here.

olproxy[ok] Socket.nfan cemsg phproxy.org
24proxy.com 78y.net a1proxy ab.tl
a-bug aeproxy.com ali198 anonymouse
anotherproxy.com b3u.net behidden blackproxy.com
bywhat.com chillproxy.com cleanproxy.com cleverproxy
comproxy companyproxy coreproxy cz proxy
dejacey.com dirtyproxy.com doctorproxy.com drproxy
fast freeproxy fatproxy.com flyproxy frastproxy
anonymous proxy internetproxy freeproxy.ca freeproxy.us
freeproxyserver freetoview freewebproxy fsurf
goproxing grandproxy heliproxy hidden proxy
hide my info hideme hidemyass hoofle
iraniproxy jiggyproxy.com joeproxy.com jzmz.com
kungfuproxy lesproxy.com lets proxy link-proxy
littleproxy.com maskmy.com melloyello modernproxy
msnvip.com myinternetproxy myspace-proxy netsack
ninjababe web proxy pagehot.com party proxy
phpproxy phproxy.org projectbypass proxi.us
proxies r us proxism.com proxy1.be proxy88
proxyace proxybat proxybrowsing proxycombat.com
proxydevil.com proxygenie.com proxyhut proxylord
proxymod.com proxysector proxysnow.com proxymod.com
proxysector proxysnow.com proxy-sock proxytap
proxytheweb.com proxyz.be proxzy.info public-proxy.com
pureprivacy qoosa razorthought safehazard.com
schoolgotowned secretbrowse.com slyproxy smallproxy.com
sneaky user some proxy spysurfing surf-anon.com
surfbyproxy.net theproxyfree tnproxy.com toughproxy.com
trickmy.net unblockmyspace usatunnel.com ushide.com
vtunnel.com w3proxy wickedproxy.com wkccp proxy
xxxproxy your-proxy mihanblog.com zhaodaola.org
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net2ftp – A web based FTP client

net2ftp is a Web-based FTP client, offering standard FTP client functionality using a browser. Users can also zip files, email them in attachments, edit code in their browser, or view code with syntax highlighting. Configuration options: restrict the access to one FTP server; ban IP addresses or FTP servers; set a daily consumption limit; and 3 kinds of logging. It works under PHP’s Safe Mode. MySQL is optional (only required for logging and consumption tracking).

It support 16 languages.
You can use the following free services,
http://webftp.dreamhost.com/index.php
http://www.net2ftp.com/
or Download (Stable 0.96) and install net2ftp on your own server.

User features

  • Navigate the FTP server

    Once you have logged in, you can browse from directory to directory and see all the subdirectories and files.
  • Upload files

    There are 3 different ways to upload files: the standard upload form, the upload-and-unzip functionality, and the Java Applet.
  • Download files

    Click on a filename to quickly download one file.
    Select multiple files and click on Download; the selected files will be downloaded in a zip archive.
  • Zip files

    … and save the zip archive on the FTP server, or email it to someone.
  • Unzip files

    Different formats are supported: .zip, .tar, .tgz and .gz.

  • Install software

    Choose from a list of popular applications (PHP required on the target server).
  • Copy, move and delete

    Directories are handled recursively, meaning that their content
    (subdirectories and files) will also be copied, moved or deleted.
  • Copy or move to a 2nd FTP server

    Handy to import files to your FTP server, or to export files from your FTP server to another FTP server.

  • Rename and chmod

    Chmod handles directories recursively.
  • View code with syntax highlighting

    PHP functions are linked to the documentation on php.net.
  • Plain text editor

    Edit text right from your browser; every time you save the changes the new file is transferred to the FTP server.

  • HTML editors

    Edit HTML a What-You-See-Is-What-You-Get (WYSIWYG) form; there are 2 different editors to choose from (FCKEditor and TinyMCE).
  • Code editor

    Edit HTML and PHP in an editor with syntax highlighting (CodePress).
  • Search for words or phrases

    Filter out files based on the filename, last modification time and filesize.

  • Calculate size

    Calculate the size of directories and files.

Administrator features

  • Safe Mode

    net2ftp works perfectly under safemode.

  • MySQL database

    … is optional. A MySQL database is only needed for logging, and for the Daily Limit (see below).
  • Authorizations

    Allow the users to connect to all FTP servers, or to only a predefined list of FTP servers.
    The input box on the login page will change accordingly.
  • Logging

    Activate or deactivate 3 kinds of logging: pages requested, logins and errors.

  • Daily Limit

    Restrict each user’s daily data transfer volume and script execution
    time. Once a user reaches the daily consumption limit, he will still be
    able to browse FTP servers, but the transfer of data to/from the server
    will be blocked.
  • Large File Limit

    Files bigger than this limit can’t be downloaded/uploaded/copied/etc
    but can still be renamed/deleted/chmodded.
  • Templates

    Change the layout as you want using the template files.

  • Integration in other PHP applications

    net2ftp can easily be integrated in other PHP applications.
    Modules for Mambo, Drupal and Xoops are provided in the zip file.
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