Re: [Phpgroupware-developers] phpWebHosting

[Bob Crandell]

Hi Adam,

Can it work as just simple file storage?  All they want to do is offer a safe 
place
to give access to some files for their clients outside the office without 
opening
the FTP port.

Thanks.

Adam Hull (address@hidden) wrote*:
>
>Hi Bob,
>
>There is a lot of talk right now of modifying phpwebhosting/filemanager to
>work as a frontend to subversion. (subversion.tigris.org) If youre not
>familiar with it, it is a replacement for CVS. subversion uses WebDAV, so
>currently you can mount a subversion file respository as a read-only volume.
>Once subversion finishes auto-versioning support, you will be able to write
>like you say. There are may side-benefits to using subversion too, take a look
>at their web site.
>
>Some highlights:
>Directories, renames, and file meta-data are versioned.
>Apache as network server, WebDAV/DeltaV for protocol
>Client/server protocol sends diffs in both directions
>Efficient handling of binary files
>and will support symlinks eventually
>
>Let me know if you're interested in joining the effort.
>
>Adam Hull
>www.terralab.com
>
>Bob Crandell (address@hidden) wrote*:
>>
>>Hi,
>>
>>I have another client that wants to share some selected files with some of 
>>their
>>clients using phpWebHosting.  The way they want to do it is to create some
>>directories somewhere on the server and copy files into them using Windows
>Explorer.
>> What would it take to make this happen?  The people logging in from the 
>> outside
>>would be restricted to just these directories so any security issues would be
>minimized.
>>
>>Thanks
>>address@hidden
>>www.assuredcomp.com
>>Eugene, Or. 97402
>>
>>
>>
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