Read Me First
You should always consult the Read Me
file first before doing anything. But you can find
some quick tips below.
Installation Documentation:
Windows
- If you don't have Java 2 (version 1.4 or greater), you must first
download and install it.
- Download the
latest version of Secure FTP Wrapper.
- Double-click the installer.
- Follow the installation wizard.
- Copy the license code, found in the email sent to you.
- Run the configuration program Configure Secure FTP Wrapper and
follow the instructions.
Mac OS X
- Download the
latest version of Secure FTP Wrapper.
- Unzip the download (if your browser doesn't do it automatically for you).
- Mount the virtual drive.
- Double-click the installer.
- Follow the installation wizard.
- Copy the license code, found in the email sent to you.
- Open a terminal and chdir to the wrapper installation directory,
/usr/local/ftpswrap.
- Run the configuration script config.sh and follow the instructions.
Unix/Linux
- If you don't have Java 2 (version 1.4 or greater), you must first
download and install it.
- Download the
latest version of Secure FTP Wrapper.
- If you are running HPUX you will probably need
GNU Tar to run
the Secure FTP installer.
- The installer is an executable shell script. From a terminal, run the download as if it were an executable (
sh ./<installer>.bin ).
- Follow the installation wizard.
- Copy the license code, found in the email sent to you.
- Change to the installation directory, run the configuration script config.sh, and follow the instructions.
Configuring Secure FTP Wrapper:
Unlike earlier versions of the Wrapper version 3 requires configuration to be
completed before it can run.
Look at the installation instructions found above to find out how to run the
confuration script.
Running Secure FTP Wrapper:
Running Secure FTP Wrapper couldn't be easier.
Windows
- If you installed the option to run as a service (highly recommended), the wrapper will show up as a Windows Service. You can start/stop/restart the service like any Windows service.
- If you chose not to install the wrapper as a service, you can start the wrapper by running the batch file
ftpswrap.bat.
Mac OS X
- By default we install a LaunchDaemon script which will run a properly configured wrapper on startup. You can find the script at /Library/LaunchDaemons/com.glub.secureftp.wrapper.plist
- You can start the wrapper by opening a command shell, changing into the installation directory, and running
ftpswrap.sh.
- If you want to stop the wrapper, the only way to currently do that is to find the process and killing it.
Unix/Linux
- You can start the wrapper by opening a command shell, changing into the installation directory, and running
ftpswrap.sh.
- If you want to stop the wrapper, the only way to currently do that is to find the process and killing it.
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