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+# Simple FTP Server with GUI (prefferably for windows)
+- option to choose what folder is served by the server
+- option to select port ( ports bellow 1024 require permissions, unless already allowed )
+- simple authentication - default is: user   123
+- with system tray icon to restore daemon FTP server after is minimized
+- it can run in background from launch if you set `run_as_daemon = 1` in `ftp-config.cfg`
+- simple connection from Explorer: `ftp://user:123@192.168.1.5` to access hosted files in RW mode
+
+#### Default values for `ftp-config.cfg`
+```
+[FTP]
+username = user
+password = 123
+port = 21
+ftp_directory = C:\Temp\FTP
+run_as_daemon = 0
+log_file = ftp_log.txt
+```
+
+#### Requirements:
+```
+PyQt5
+pyftpdlib
+
+# for windows compiling:
+pyinstaller
+Pillow # optional if you do not use .ico file but other image format
+```
+
+### Windows:
+- This was built for windows, as currently there is no simple non install FTP Server solution.
+- On windows you do not need admin rights, only to allow traffic on ports <1024 through windows firewall
+- You can select FTP folder location ( for now the config is not being saved after change in GUI )
+- it keeps logged access in file
+
+### Linux:
+- It works on linux too, but for now you can run only ports 1024+ or you need to run it with sudo
+- It also creates the folder from where it is run "C:\Temp\FTP" or the folder in cfg file
+- Also on Linux it does not quit with buttons when FTP started, it must be killed, or `ctrl+c` when opened from terminal
+
+### Windows building is simple as:
+`pyinstaller --onefile --windowed --add-data "ftp.png;." --icon=ftp.png ftp_gui.py`
+![image](https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/b23c8caf-6eb2-49b3-87ea-bd0dcb0edb31)
+
+### Issues:
+1. Quit from system tray does not work when daemon mod is ON
+2. Settings are not saved when changed in GUI to config, this would need to be changed prior starting the app
+3. The app works ok on Windows  but for linux it has few flaws
+   - it creates folder "C:\Temp\FTP" in current directory if there is not other linux location in `ftp-config.cfg` already
+   - it would require sudo to run on ports <1024 or you need to allow non sudo users to use port 21 ( port can be changed)
+   - when the app is started as daemon it will not be stopped from gui, it must be killed
+