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    Fortunately, they don't have to.  As long as Savannah gives ftp, sftp,
    or Web-DAV access to users directories, that is all that is needed.

Would you like to write up a proposal?
I don't think they want to run ftp, since it is easy
to sniff passwords with ftp.