SAFT is a communication protocol and stands for Simple Asynchronous File Transfer. SuperSAFT implements SAFT. So what can you do with it? If you got a supersaft server running on your machine anyone can send files to your local users using the supersaft client. In future versions we want to support encryption and resumable uploads on the server side and file queueing on the client site. Or in other words, our mission statement is to provide a simple but handy and secure p-2-p file sharing tool. :-) Release Notes This is our first release. Don't expect too much. It's pretty alpha. But don't hesitate, check it out!
Untar and do a "make". After that you should have got two executables. "supersaftd" the supersaft server and "supersaftc" the supersaft client. Now start the server by saying:
$ supersaftd [-d <spooldir>] [-p <port>]
Sending files is pretty straight forward:
$ supersaftc <file> <user>@<host>