Looking for a secure webserver software type thingy.

I'm looking for an "off the shelf" type of web interface that will facilitate a user opening the website, registering their own username and password via SSL, loging in (of course) and uploading a file. All in a web interface.

Security is a MUST and access to that file must only happen if that person is able to log in via SSL.

Is there anything like that out there? I'm not scared of linux, but I'd rather it be something I can run on a windows server.
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http://drupal.org/node/374761

Thanks LC, your recommendation looks pretty cool. Almost reminds me of my days of fiddling around with phpNuke many many years ago.I have no clue about it but I will continue to look into it. It seems like its way overkill for what I am wanting, but it looks like you can trim it down to whatever you want it to do. Looks like I got some playin' to do.

Would you say that this was secure enough that uploaded files could not be "hacked" into and stolen? Thats my biggest fear anyway. Thats why I'm looking for something that could be SSL all the way and have robust administration of users and their files.
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Run SSL on the whole site. Drupal has constant updates to it. It's pretty secure.

Another thumbs up for drupal here. If you just want to slap a site up for testing, the acquia installer makes it pretty trivial.

http://acquia.com/downloads

On the other hand, most SSL VPNs contain bookmarking features that would allow them to log in and open a remote file share. I know for certain that Sonicwall and Cisco can do this, haven't tried it with the free ssl vpn products, but I bet it works fine too.

WinSCP with saved profiles and a locked down SSH server might also be practical.

The.Real.Cast wrote: WinSCP with saved profiles and a locked down SSH server might also be practical.

The.Real.Cast wrote: Another thumbs up for drupal here. If you just want to slap a site up for testing, the acquia installer makes it pretty trivial.

http://acquia.com/downloads

On the other hand, most SSL VPNs contain bookmarking features that would allow them to log in and open a remote file share. I know for certain that Sonicwall and Cisco can do this, haven't tried it with the free ssl vpn products, but I bet it works fine too.

WinSCP with saved profiles and a locked down SSH server might also be practical.

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The.Real.Cast wrote: WinSCP with saved profiles and a locked down SSH server might also be practical.

Very true! With OpenSSH 4.9 and later, you can run OpenSSH in an SCP/SFTP-only capacity, with NO shell logins.

More info here: http://www.minstrel.org.uk/papers/sftp/builtin/

I'm pretty impressed with http://www.nysenate.gov/ it looks really nice and is a good demo of Drupal. Daddy likey.
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