[dev] vfs/ftp

[Marko]

yes the VFS_Client class sounds good, i suppose you could configure a bunch of
different protocols.
how about having a second part to Gollem, allowing "foreign" sources to be
"mounted" as folders... so you could set up for example several ftp
servers/folders you access regularly and they would always show up as a
folder/files under Gollem? would VPN NFS folders be difficult?

as for talking to other Gollems it goes back to what i was talking about a few
days ago, to have Horde talking to other Hordes and swapping info - that my
horde set up at home can see my horde info on my work horde server. i use them
for completely different things, but i want to share a part of my calendar on
the work server with my horde at home. or maybe two companies that share a whups
database for example. not talking about just hooking up directly to the remote
server, but talking through an api.

how about a Horde_Hub class to manage intra-horde communication?

m.


Quoting Chuck Hagenbuch <chuck@horde.org>:

> Quoting Marko <marko@oblo.com>:
> 
> > no. i mean use an ftp app within Horde to load files into Gollem.
> >
> > for example i have my gollem running on sql, instead of going into my
> > local pc, and doing individual file upload one by one, i go into the
> > gollem folder, and point the horde ftp agent to:
> > ftp://ftp.mypc.com/somedir/ and get the files i want in one swoop.
> 
> Ah, okay. That could be pretty cool. Could also have it for DAV, or, for
> real fun, other Gollem's via RPC ... :)
> 
> Maybe a VFS_Client class?
> 
> -chuck
> 
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