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In-browser FTP program/script
Does anyone know of a good script I can use so my sub-domains can have an FTP client to use from my site? Everything I find it either another site or a program to download. They could just use another site but it would be really nice if they could go to mine in order to login.
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PHP based file managemet system?
Certainly possible, but a big undertaking. Not aware of any existing scripts, myself. Try searching for CMS and hope to get lucky.
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What are they done with most of the time? I don't have much experience with programming other than bits of PHP so I wasn't sure.
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CMS is generally in PHP, or perhaps ASP, and other languages-- perl, cgi, whatever.
PHP could certainly handle all the functions. It would just be complex.
Write an upload script; then write a delete script; then write a reorganization script; then write a login feature; then integrate it all and add a fancy GUI.
Each step is quite possible. Just lots of it to write.
Daniel -
Freelance Web Design | <?php?> | <html>| español | Deutsch | italiano | português | català | un peu de français | some knowledge of several other languages: I can sometimes help translate here on DD | Linguistics Forum
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Ah, but I meant what are FTP scripts normally done with. Because I certainly can't write, I don't have that much experience yet so I was wanting to go with a pre-written one.
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Actually, that is what i just found. I was wanting something they could access from my site because these are students and if there was a problem I could handle it easier. But I may just go with this.
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Try this link, it is possible to install Net2FTP on your own server. However, I have had a lot of trouble with Net2FTP in the past. It contains many examples of bad PHP coding, not strictly wrong, but this isn't a program to learn from. To see what I mean, turn error_reporting to E_ALL.
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