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I've setup an FTP server in my Windows environment recently, but I discovered that in my corporate network FTP transmissions from/to outside the corp. LAN are forbidden.
Is there any "application" which enables me to access files and directories (allowing me to download them) via HTTP?
I have a web server running in the machine so I can setup any web written (HTML, PHP, ...) program.
EDIT: Any connection to outside the LAN environment goes through a proxy (or something similar, it also filters some webs), they filter out-going and out-coming FTP and SSH connections (at least). They use a PAC in some computers.
EDIT: The solutions have to be OS independent in the client side, in my work I use UNIX and Linux environments.
+1 for WebDAV. It's quite easy to configure on IIS, and Windows Explorer and OS X Finder can access WebDAV shared folders easily. – Chris W. Rea – 2009-12-15T02:53:40.967
Thanks I'll take a look at it, I'll see how it works. Right now I have an Apache server with mod_dav loaded but never looked on how to config it. – None – 2009-12-15T12:09:51.783