------------------------------------ qShare ------------------------------------
	qShare's purpose is to allow sharing files across local networks easily. It
includes a service discovery tool and a built-in FTP server which supports
following commands:

ABOR
APPE
CDUP
CWD
DELE
EPRT
EPSV
FIND (this command is specific to qShare)
LIST
MDTM
MKD
NLST
NOOP
PASS
PASV
PORT
PWD
QUIT
REST
RETR
RMD
RNFR
RNTO
SITE CHMOD
SIZE
STOR
SYST (always replies : "215 UNIX Type: L8")
TYPE
USER

The built-in FTP server understands file paths in ASCII as well as in UTF-8.

All required files are built-in the final binary file so you don't need more
than the resulting binary and Qt >= 4.5 (may work with earlier versions but it
hasn't been tested) to run qShare (and optionnal compiler DLLs).

=============================== Building qShare ================================

	You'll the Qt SDK in order to build qShare and a compatible C++ compiler
(qShare has been tested with GCC only and mingw32 on windows but it should work
with other compilers as well). From the command line, cd to qShare's folder and
run:
# qmake
# make

if you have a multicore CPU you can run:
# make -j n
where n is the number of CPU core you have(it'll build qShare n times faster ^^)

Then simply run:
# ./qshare
NB: depending on your Qt installation the resulting binary may be in a
subdirectory (debug/ or release/ for example).
