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         <title>phpWebFileManager</title>          <title>phpWebFileManager</title>
     <abbrev>phpWebFileManager</abbrev>      <abbrev>phpWebFileManager</abbrev>
         <subtitle>          <subtitle>
                 simple file management PHP script designed                  file management PHP script designed
                 for including into large projects                  for including into large projects
         </subtitle>          </subtitle>
     <releaseinfo>This document is the user's manual for phpWebFileManager.</releaseinfo>      <releaseinfo>This document is the user's manual for phpWebFileManager.</releaseinfo>
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         <sect1 id="overview">          <sect1 id="overview">
                 <title>Overview</title>                  <title>Overview</title>
                 <para>                  <para>
 phpWebFileManager is simple file management PHP tool. It is designed  
 for including in large projects using <function>include()</function> or similar function.  phpWebFileManager is file management PHP tool. It is designed for including in
   large projects using appropriate PHP mechanisms (in example
   <function>include()</function> or similar function).
   
                 </para>                  </para>
         </sect1>          </sect1>
         <sect1 id="features">          <sect1 id="features">
Line 58  for including in large projects using <f
Line 61  for including in large projects using <f
                                 <listitem><para>directory creating, renaming and removing</para></listitem>                                  <listitem><para>directory creating, renaming and removing</para></listitem>
                                 <listitem><para>file creating, uploading, renaming, deleting and viewing</para></listitem>                                  <listitem><para>file creating, uploading, renaming, deleting and viewing</para></listitem>
                                 <listitem><para>huge configuration ability to allow/deny appropriate actions</para></listitem>                                  <listitem><para>huge configuration ability to allow/deny appropriate actions</para></listitem>
                                   <listitem><para>PostNuke Rogue add-on compatibility</para></listitem>
                                 <listitem><para>multilanguage support</para></listitem>                                  <listitem><para>multilanguage support</para></listitem>
                         </itemizedlist>                          </itemizedlist>
                 </para>                  </para>
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         <sect1 id="requirements">          <sect1 id="requirements">
                 <title>Requirements</title>                  <title>Requirements</title>
                 <para>                  <para>
 phpWebFileManager requires PHP interpreter without any special  
 modules. It is developed with with PHP 4.10.0, but it should work  phpWebFileManager requires PHP interpreter without any special modules. It is
 also with another versions of PHP, even PHP 3.x.x.  developed with with PHP 4.10.0. Although I haven't tested it, it should work
   also with another versions of PHP, even PHP 3.x.x. Please notice me about
   particular compatibility capabilities.
   
                 </para>                  </para>
         </sect1>          </sect1>
         <sect1 id="supported-clients">          <sect1 id="supported-clients">
                 <title>Supported clients</title>                  <title>Supported clients</title>
                 <para>                  <para>
 MSIE, NN, Lynx and all others HTML compliants clients are supported.  
 No Javascript is used.  Netscape Navigator, Opera, Mozilla, Konqueror, Microsoft Internet Explorer,
   Lynx, Links and all others HTML compliant clients are supported. Nor Javascript
   nor other forms of client side scripting are used.
   
                 </para>                  </para>
         </sect1>          </sect1>
 </chapter>  </chapter>
Line 100  will do the job. Installation is done.
Line 110  will do the job. Installation is done.
         </sect1>          </sect1>
         <sect1 id="configuration">          <sect1 id="configuration">
                 <title>Configuration</title>                  <title>Configuration</title>
   
                 <para>                  <para>
 Edit variables in <filename>config.inc.php</filename> file.  Configuration variables are located in <filename>config.inc.php</filename> file.
                 </para>                  </para>
   
   <sect2 id="configuration.original-variables-property">
   <title>Original variables property</title>
                 <para>                  <para>
   
 Determine if you want to use phpWebFileManager as a standalone Web application  Determine if you want to use phpWebFileManager as a standalone Web application
Line 139  the right value before doing command whi
Line 153  the right value before doing command whi
                 </para>                  </para>
         </listitem>          </listitem>
 </itemizedlist>  </itemizedlist>
   </sect2>
   
   <sect2 id="configuration.other-properties">
   <title>Other properties</title>
   
                   <para>
   
   Than edit others variables in config file. More information about every
   specific variable are described in <filename>config.inc.php</filename> file.
   
                   </para>
   </sect2>
   
   <sect2 id="configuration.file-upload">
   <title>File upload</title>
                 <para>                  <para>
   
 If you want to provide file uploading, you must create world writeable  If you want to provide file uploading, you must create world writeable
Line 154  class=directory>upload/</filename>, so t
Line 183  class=directory>upload/</filename>, so t
                 <para>                  <para>
 to make it world writeable.  to make it world writeable.
                 </para>                  </para>
                 <para>  </sect2>
   
 Than edit others variables in config file. More information about every  <sect2 id="configuration.postnuke-compatibility">
 specific variable are described in <filename>config.inc.php</filename>  <title>PostNuke compatibility</title>
 file.  <para>
   
   Since version 0.2.2 phpWebFileManager has an ability to act as a PostNuke Rogue
   module (add-on).
   
   </para>
   <para>
   
   Simply copy the directory into <filename class=directory>modules/</filename>
   subdirectory of your PostNuke installation. Than log into administration and in
   subsection Modules regenerate module list. You can than initialize and activate
   phpWebFileManager module and if you like, make it accessible through some block
   and so on.
   
   </para>
   <para>
   
   You might want also use some of security features of PostNuke. If you choose to
   have phpWebFileManager menu entry visible only for trusted user with admin
   rights, go to the administration subsection Permissions and make appropriate
   changes.
   
   </para>
   <para>
   
   PostNuke specific configuration is overriden in
   <filename>init.inc.php</filename> file. Note, that currently none from
   allow/deny file management actions features are used. This will probably change
   soon, when someone from the PostNuke community help me with setting up
   particular rights according to internal PostNuke user information.
   
   </para>
   
   </sect2>
   
                 </para>  
         </sect1>          </sect1>
         <sect1 id="running">          <sect1 id="running">
                 <title>Running</title>                  <title>Running</title>
Line 181  place, where you want to have file manag
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         <sect1 id="security-notes">          <sect1 id="security-notes">
                 <title>Security notes</title>                  <title>Security notes</title>
                 <para>                  <para>
 If you want to secure phpWebFileManager put security stuff commands  
 or <function>include()</function> command to security stuff script at the beginning  If you want to secure phpWebFileManager, put security stuff commands or
 of config file.  <function>include()</function> command to security stuff script at the
   beginning of config file. That file is loaded by
   <filename>init.inc.php</filename> at the beggining of script execution.
   
                 </para>                  </para>
         </sect1>          </sect1>
 </chapter>  </chapter>
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         <sect1 id="history">          <sect1 id="history">
                 <title>Version history</title>                  <title>Version history</title>
   
   <para>Current version is 0.2.2 and it was released in 21st April 2002.</para>
   
                 <para>                  <para>
 Current version is 0.2.1 and it was released in 25th March 2002.  version 0.2.2, April 21, 2002
                   </para>
                   <para>
   <itemizedlist>
   <listitem><para>
   fixed PostNuke port, <filename>init.inc.php</filename> file created for initialization
   </para></listitem>
   <listitem><para>
   new subdirectory <filename class=directory>lib/</filename> created for phpPlatonLib functions,
   <filename>url_utils.lib.php</filename> file removed
   </para></listitem>
   <listitem><para>
   various documentation update, Ken Kizaki's PN-MODULE-HOWTO added to distribution
   </para></listitem>
   </itemizedlist>
                   </para>
                   <para>
   Changes by Rastislav 'Rider' Rihak <email>rider@lonestar.sk</email>:
                   </para>
                   <para>
   <itemizedlist>
   <listitem><para>PostNuke Rogue port</para></listitem>
   <listitem><para>new multilanguage support system</para></listitem>
   <listitem><para>startup redirection file <filename>index.php</filename> removed</para></listitem>
   </itemizedlist>
                 </para>                  </para>
   
                 <para>                  <para>
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