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Aquonics File Manager
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Copyright (c) 2001 Aquonics Scripting
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You may not remove the copyright or redistribute the script in any |
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form. This program is Freeware, please read the license at |
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http://www.aquonics.com/license.php |
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| Visit www.aquonics.com for
more top scripts, free and custom.
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Authors: Stephen Ball <stephen@aquonics.com>
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Overlib
is Copyright 1998 Erik Bosrup <erik@bosrup.com>
and has been used
here WITHOUT permission. The reason behind this
is because I never got an
reply to my emails asking for permission
You can obtain this JavaScript
from: http://www.bosrup.com/web/overlib/
-- Configuring the Script
--
Note: If the script is running on Windows use / in paths instead of
\
1. Open "settings.inc.php" in a text editor
2. Change
$root_dir to the root folder you wish File Manager to access (Remember the
trialing slash)
3. Change $root_url to the URL of the above folder, so if
the folder was /html in the root folder the URL would be
http://www.example.com/html (No trialing slash)
4. Change $script_dir to
the folder in which File Managers files are stored. (Remember the trailing
slash)
Optional -
5. Change $new_file to the name you wish new files
to be called.
6. Change $new_dir to the name you wish new directories to
be called.
7. Change $format to the date/time format you want (check out
the date function in the PHP manual @ www.php.net) - You should not change
this
8. Change $space to the number of bytes of space you have.
Space
in MB | Space in KB | $space
variable
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1
| 1024 | 1048576
5 | 5120 |
5242880
10 | 10240 | 10485760
100 |
102400 | 104857600
Expert Only -
9. Edit the array $iconarray
to represent the file types you wish. (Note the key is static HTML and you
will have to edit it yourself).
The array key is the image name in the
"images" directory and the array element is a space seperated
list of file extensions, without the '.' period.
10. Edit the array $ascii
to allow editing and viewing of the supplied types. I have entered the most
common ASCII file types.
Templates -
11. Open
"templates.inc.php" in a text editor
12. Edit each array for
each template you want to be able to use when creating a new file.
The
$extension array contains the file extension, so if it is a doc file you
should add $extension[1021] = "doc";
The $description array
contains the description of the template such as $description[1021] =
"A Microsoft Word Document";
The $template array contains the
template name, such as $template[1021] = "word".
13. Create a
file named the value in $template with .tmp as the extension for each new
file type. The file contains the data to be used in the template.
Note
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The last set of variables do not need changing unless you need to run
the script via the CGI binary. We will discuss this later on.
--
Installing --
1. Create a folder for the File Manager Script to sit in
(Remember the above setting)
2. Upload the php and cgi files in ASCII mode
and then upload the images directory in binary mode.
3. CHMOD the cgi file
666 or if that doesn't work 777.
4. Browse along to your File Manager and
log in using "username" as the username and "password"
as the password. These are case sensitive.
5. Add a new user with
"Admin" level access.
6. Remove the "username"
account.
-- Notes --
1. Never use the script to edit any of the
scripts own files, this is a bad idea.
2. The Script will not work if PHP
is running in safe mode and you are trying to access the root directory.
This is because the Web Root is owned by the server, and not the user. (See
CGI Binary below)
3. You can prevent the script from accessing a directory
by adding a file called ".hide" to that directory.
-- CGI
Binary --
Open the "CGI Version.zip" and follow the
instructions
-- License --
Aquonics File Manager is freeware and as
such is bound by the license described at
http://www.aquonics.com/license.php
You may not remove the copyright or
redistribute any code herein
This script may not be used on sites of an
illegal nature such as Warez or Cracking.
-- Feedback/Bugs --
If you
have ideas for improvements or a bug report then please contact me at
stephen@aquonics.com