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Yeah, it looks like it is not developed anymore. But there are similar cases in this forum (XN Resource Editor - 2005 http://www.portablefreeware.com/index.php?id=407 ). The download link at the web site still works today.Midas wrote:Are you a user, fwgeek?
Not much info at the GuildFTPd site -- which appears to be mostly obsolete, with many dead links and latest news from around 2011.
GuildFTPd got a glowing 5 star review from Softpedia (http://www.softpedia.com/get/Internet/S ... FTPd.shtml); however, the changelog there seems to imply that the latest release is from 2006...
True and there's a ton of great software on my computer from 5+ years ago, but I think the important difference here is that you wouldn't want a server that isn't frequently updated for anything but local network (not Internet-facing) usage. K-meleon for example is still a great browser, but it's too vulnerable.fwgeek wrote:Yeah, it looks like it is not developed anymore. But there are similar cases in this forum.
Yes, I agree... it is good for local network or tests.webfork wrote:True and there's a ton of great software on my computer from 5+ years ago, but I think the important difference here is that you wouldn't want a server that isn't frequently updated for anything but local network (not Internet-facing) usage. K-meleon for example is still a great browser, but it's too vulnerable.fwgeek wrote:Yeah, it looks like it is not developed anymore. But there are similar cases in this forum.
