Poulda is a simple file upload web service. It comes from a need I have to receive large files from friends and family who would not be bothered to use FTP or anything more complex than a web browser interface. Amongst its features are such diverse elements as:
only authenticated users may upload a file;
user accounts (login and password) are configured in the WSGI configuration file;
a progress bar appears during the upload (unless you disabled JavaScript);
relatively old browsers should be supported relatively well;
the user interface is in English or French, hopefully not both at the same time.
For further details, see the documentation at http://packages.python.org/Poulda (or in the docs/ folder in the source).
List of releases of Poulda
Poulda 0.9 (2012-02-17)
Added support for Nginx Upload Progress module.
Poulda 0.8 (2012-02-16)
First public release.
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