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    Interresting, then I’ll stick to FileZilla / FireFTP as 1st recommandation...
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      If your client has hosting with you, you can do it with the cpanel file manager...
      it has icons for upload and download... just click and enter the file names and go....

      there has to be a way to restrict them to just one file folder so they do not mess the other stuff
      out of curiosity... just like they can enter their webmail without login in to cpanel...

      just a thought...
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        My dedicated runs Debian 4.0 Etch with DirectAdmin not cPanel, and yes I can restrict to a folder pretty easily but since I need to offer the ability to upload LARGE files a web form won’t cut it... if I needed that I would use the FileUpload snippet/plugin combo tongue
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