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version 1.1, 2002/05/06 18:28:53 version 1.2, 2002/06/18 17:08:32
Line 12  Unpack archive to some directory, which
Line 12  Unpack archive to some directory, which
 </para>  </para>
 <para>  <para>
   
 Change mode of created phpWebFileManager directory so it can be  Change mode of created &name; directory so it can be
 accessed from Web. Command  accessed from Web. Command
   
 </para>  </para>
 <para><command>chmod -R u=rwX,g-rwx,o=rX phpWebFileManager/</command></para>  <para><command>chmod -R u=rwX,g-rwx,o=rX &name;/</command></para>
 <para>  <para>
   
 will do the job. Installation is done.  will do the job. Installation is done.
Line 40  file.
Line 40  file.
 </title>  </title>
 <para>  <para>
   
 Determine if you want to use phpWebFileManager as a standalone Web application  Determine if you want to use &name; as a standalone Web application
 or you want to include it in some bigger project.  or you want to include it in some bigger project.
   
 </para>  </para>
Line 59  or you want to include it in some bigger
Line 59  or you want to include it in some bigger
   
         If you want to use as a part of some bigger project, edit the config file          If you want to use as a part of some bigger project, edit the config file
 with focusing on <varname>$phpWebFileManager_ORIGINAL_VARIABLES</varname>.  with focusing on <varname>$phpWebFileManager_ORIGINAL_VARIABLES</varname>.
 phpWebFileManager provides itself a lot of actions such as confirm of deletion  &name; provides itself a lot of actions such as confirm of deletion
 file and others.  <varname>$phpWebFileManager_ORIGINAL_VARIABLES</varname> are  file and others.  <varname>$phpWebFileManager_ORIGINAL_VARIABLES</varname> are
 variables, which will phpWebFileManager keep, so each page reload will be  variables, which will &name; keep, so each page reload will be
 processed in right way by others components of your PHP script.  processed in right way by others components of your PHP script.
   
         </para>          </para>
Line 70  processed in right way by others compone
Line 70  processed in right way by others compone
         If <varname>$phpWebFileManager_ORIGINAL_VARIABLES</varname> is not a          If <varname>$phpWebFileManager_ORIGINAL_VARIABLES</varname> is not a
 constant, you can comment it out in config file and always set it in your main  constant, you can comment it out in config file and always set it in your main
 program to the right value before doing command which will include  program to the right value before doing command which will include
 <filename>phpWebFileManager.php</filename> file.  <filename>&name;.php</filename> file.
   
         </para>          </para>
 </listitem>  </listitem>
Line 113  to make it world writeable.
Line 113  to make it world writeable.
 </title>  </title>
 <para>  <para>
   
 Since version 0.2.2 phpWebFileManager has an ability to act as a PostNuke Rogue  Since version 0.2.2 &name; has an ability to act as a PostNuke Rogue
 module (add-on).  module (add-on).
   
 </para>  </para>
Line 122  module (add-on).
Line 122  module (add-on).
 Simply copy the directory into <filename class=directory>modules/</filename>  Simply copy the directory into <filename class=directory>modules/</filename>
 subdirectory of your PostNuke installation. Than log into administration and in  subdirectory of your PostNuke installation. Than log into administration and in
 subsection Modules regenerate module list. You can than initialize and activate  subsection Modules regenerate module list. You can than initialize and activate
 phpWebFileManager module and if you like, make it accessible through some block  &name; module and if you like, make it accessible through some block
 and so on.  and so on.
   
 </para>  </para>
 <para>  <para>
   
 You might want also use some of security features of PostNuke. If you choose to  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  have &name; menu entry visible only for trusted user with admin
 rights, go to the administration subsection Permissions and make appropriate  rights, go to the administration subsection Permissions and make appropriate
 changes.  changes.
   
Line 152  particular rights according to internal
Line 152  particular rights according to internal
 <title id="usage.running.title">Running</title>  <title id="usage.running.title">Running</title>
 <para>  <para>
   
 If you have edited config file and wanted phpWebFileManager as a standalone  If you have edited config file and wanted &name; as a standalone
 application, try to access phpWebFileManager using some web browser.  application, try to access &name; using some web browser.
   
 </para>  </para>
 <para>  <para>
   
 If you want to run it as a part of some other web application, write  If you want to run it as a part of some other web application, write
 <function>include()</function> or <function>require()</function> command with  <function>include()</function> or <function>require()</function> command with
 path and filename to file <filename>phpWebFileManager.php</filename> on the  path and filename to file <filename>&name;.php</filename> on the
 place, where you want to have file manager.  place, where you want to have file manager.
   
 </para>  </para>
Line 170  place, where you want to have file manag
Line 170  place, where you want to have file manag
 <title id="usage.security-notes.title">Security notes</title>  <title id="usage.security-notes.title">Security notes</title>
 <para>  <para>
   
 If you want to secure phpWebFileManager, put security stuff commands or  If you want to secure &name;, put security stuff commands or
 <function>include()</function> command to security stuff script at the beginning  <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  of config file. That file is loaded by <filename>init.inc.php</filename> at the
 beggining of script execution.  beggining of script execution.
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