need to add secure ftp file upload area to a client's website

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This is a variation on a previous question as I am having tons of trouble finding answers in all my relentless online searches.

Am designing a website for an architecture firm. They want their clients to be able to upload files to them, through a link on their site, via ftp. They also want to have a sign in for their clients, and ensure the uploads are secure.

I can figure out how to make a form that has a file upload area - but just don't understand the ftp and the secure part...

I understand html, css and a bit of JQuery; the rest is still very challenging to me.

Have found something called net2ftp that claims to do what I'm looking for - but the even the installation instructions (for administrators, here: http://www.net2ftp.com/help.html) confuse me. Do I need a MySQL database? Where do I put in Admin password they refer to? It goes on...

Is there anything "easier" out there that anyone knows of? I have read that I should be Googling "file managers" - but don't know if these can be embedded in a client's website.

I even need to understand of what happens to said file, and where it ends up, when client clicks the upload link.

Oh - I am so in over head on this one.

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