Re: [Phpgroupware-developers] Filemanager

[Bob Crandell]

I made a weak attempt with Samba early on.  When it didn't look like it was 
going to
work, I set it aside.  Now that the Files directory needs to be out of the 
document
root, I'll take another run at it.

Jason mentioned the Update button.  Is that new?  I don't remember seeing that
before.  Maybe it's a matter of not seeing what I'm looking at.

The auto update doesn't have to be every page view.  Every 4 or 5 should cover 
most
of the demand.  I think 10 is too high

Just wait until I tell them about this.  They will be ticked pink.

Thanks

Chris Weiss (address@hidden) wrote:
>
>setup a samba share and use the create mode, directory mode, force user, and 
>force
>group options to make samba set the owner/perms, php can't do that unless the 
>apache
>user owns the files in the first place.
>
>Then use the update button in filemanager, there is too much overhead to do 
>this
>automaticaly at every page view.
>
>Bob Crandell (address@hidden) wrote:
>>
>>Hi,
>>
>>After a recent struggle with Filemanger (thanks Dave.  I have a 2 pound bag of
>>Peanut M&Ms with your name on it.  Where do you want me to send it?) and a
>>conversation with that client, I'd like to request a feature in the next 
>>release:
>>It looks like the process of copying a file into Filemanager consistes of 
>>placing
>>that file into a folder and then registering it in the database with it's 
>>location
>>and permissions.  What I'd/my client would like to see is a way to copy a 
>>file(s)
>>with Windoze Exlorer (Samba) into that folder and have Filemanager 
>>automatically
>>pick up on that fact that there are new files there and give them the 
>>permission of
>>that folder or the user/group that is accessing that folder.
>>
>>I see that if a user or group doesn't have permission to see that folder, it 
>>doesn't
>>even show up, so it seems a reasonable default action on new files.  With new
>>folders, on the other hand, the admin would have to register them and set the
>>permissions.
>>
>>Does this make sense?
>>
>>Thanks
>>
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>>Eugene, Oregon
>>
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