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# # FTPhp Manager # Version 1.0.1 # Readme # # # Overview # FTPhp Manager is a web-based FTP client and (to an extent) proxy. It is free software under the GNU General Public License. Read the included copy of the license in the "LICENSE" file in this distribution for more information. FTPhp Manager is *not* designed to be one's primary FTP client. Rather, it is designed for use when an FTP client is not available (such as when at a public terminal) or is terribly restricted. # # Installation # To install, upload all of the files in either the php4/ or php5/ directory to your webspace, depending on whether your server has php4 or php5 installed, respectively. Proceed to restrict access to your copy of FTPhp Manager as needed. See lines 26 through 35 in the index.php file (of either the php4 or php5 variant) on how to force FTPhp Manager to only be able to access one or more FTP servers. # # Bugs # In this release, I have included a "debugger" which simply displays a bunch of information and stops page execution should an error occur. FTPhp Manager does work with a majority of FTP servers, but it is not perfect and may run into problems occationally. If you should run into one of these debug messages, please send the entire message to me via e-mail (webmaster@script-tease.net) # # Mechanics # The reason why FTPhp Manager is not intended to be one's primary FTP client is because of how downloads and uploads have to occur. Downloads currently work like this: +----------+ |web-server| | (FTPhp | | Manager) | +----------+ / /\ \ /\ /(b)/(c) \(d)\ (a) \/ / \/ \ +----------+ +---------+ |ftp server| |end-user | | | |(browser)| +----------+ +---------+ a) End-user requests a file. b) Web-server asks FTP server for file. c) FTP server sends file to web-server. d) Web-server sends file back to end-user. Unlike an FTP client: +----------+ +--------+ |ftp server| <-- (a) |end-user| | | --> (b) |(ftp | | | |client) | +----------+ +--------+ a) End-user requests file. b) FTP server sends file. Uploads occur similarly, although, obviously, it is the end-user who is sending the file. # # Copyright # FTPhp Manager is copyright 2004 David J. "Onion" Rivera under the GNU General Public License. If you have anything at all to say/ask me, drop me an e-mail at webmaster@script-tease.net.