It's Free
ZendTo is completely free of charge, requiring no licence, installation or subscription fees. Free assistance is provided through mailing lists and email.
Help!
- Installing ZendTo on a fresh Ubuntu, Debian, Rocky, RedHat, CentOS, SuSE or FreeBSD system
- Using ZendTo as a Docker container
- Upgrading to a new version using packages
- Configuring the preferences.php file
- Configuring the authentication settings
- Configuring for SAML-based authentication
- Configuring for on-premises Active Directory or LDAP
- Speeding up Apache and PHP
- Automation & scripting ZendTo
- Changing and/or translating the text in the web interface
- Setting up an https SSL web site for ZendTo
- Problems accessing pages only for users who have logged in?
- Virus scan of new drop-offs failing?
- Reference list of the PHP settings used by ZendTo
- Setting up WebDAV for easy management of the "library of files"
- Encryption and Decryption in ZendTo
- Technical Details – How ZendTo Works
History
ZendTo was originally based on the "Dropbox" package written by the University of Delaware, but has since changed almost beyond recognition. I am eternally grateful to them. It does not have, and never has had, any relation whatsoever to the commercial service available at www.dropbox.com. That is a totally different product, and is nothing more than an accidental name clash a very long time ago (in a galaxy far away).