Gsendfile is a frontend to the unix-tools sendfile and receive, which are an unix implementation of the saft protocoll. Saft (simple ansyncronous file transfer protocoll) is used to transfer files between hosts and users, but more like e-mail then like ftp. If you want to find out more, visit the saft homepage.

Requirements for gsendfile:

• sendfile and receive (you can get them here)
• the gnome libraries
• the gnome-vfs library
• the libglade library
• intltool
• the file alteration monitor (fam) daemon and library (optional)

The gnome stuff and intltool should be part of any recent gnomeinstallation. Sendfile and receive are part, of most distributions, but usually not part of the standard installation. Fam is used for nautilus, too, so if you are using nautilus, there's a chance you have installed fam, too.

If you have proposals or want to report bugs, don't hesitate to drop me an email

• Second release: 0.2
  I have now implemented most of the features I wanted, and gsendfile seems already pretty stable. Changes in this version:
  - Status Docklet added, which signals new files
  - Properties Dialog implemented
  - Added the option to check for new files automaticaly after a certain period
  - Added fam support (monitors /var/spool/sendfile/$USER and reports new files)
  - Added drag & drop (you can drop files from nautilus on gsendfile - this will open the senddialog with the "dragged" file selected
  - Added a contextmenu
  - Added to possibilty to specify the Application with which you want to preview a file
  - Added sessionmangagment support
  - Arkadiusz Lipiec provided a polish translation
  

• First release: 0.1
  gsendfile is already full useable, but this is the first release, so don't wonder if you find bugs (don't forget to report them ;-)) and some unimplemented stuff. And now go and download it already ;-)

Nothing here yet.

Version 0.2

• Download the Source: gsendfile-0.2.tar.gz

Version 0.1

• Download the Source: gsendfile-0.1.tar.gz