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Dummy FTP Client!
We're just about to start testing a new server build. The application has many FTP/SFTP connections going to different servers. I'd like to temporarily replace the FTP/SFTP binaries with a mock version that will allow us to run all our production code as is, but will prevent the FTPs from actually leaving the server under test. I have the same issue for emails as well!
Has anyone come across a mock FTP client that responds like the real thing but doesn't actually connect to the outside world? |
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