Web file manager

Levi

Looking for neat PHP script for web based file manager. So far reviewed and denied:

• https://github.com/prasathmani/tinyfilemanager
• https://github.com/filegator/filegator

Any others?

emgh

+for posting examples of what you don’t like so far
-for not including why and requirements, making the examples somewhat obsolete

FatGrizzly

MonstaFTP

Levi

@FatGrizzly said:
MonstaFTP

Can't find working website. Aren't they gone closed source and than floped?

Levi

@emgh said:
+for posting examples of what you don’t like so far
-for not including why and requirements, making the examples somewhat obsolete

Good point. PHP and the simpler - the better.

yoursunny

Not PHP, but I upload Dm45.asp as file manager when I hack into a website.

Cabbage

Something like this?

https://github.com/DirectoryLister/DirectoryLister
https://github.com/misterunknown/ifm

Mumbly

@LTniger said: So far reviewed and denied:

https://github.com/prasathmani/tinyfilemanager

What part didn't suit to your needs?
(I use it and like it very much due to it's simplicity)

Levi

@Mumbly said:

@LTniger said: So far reviewed and denied:

https://github.com/prasathmani/tinyfilemanager

What part didn't suit to your needs?
(I use it and like it very much due to it's simplicity)

As I recak this has security issues and not compatible with PHP8. And those pull requests ignored - red flag.

Mumbly

@LTniger said:

@Mumbly said:

@LTniger said: So far reviewed and denied:

https://github.com/prasathmani/tinyfilemanager

What part didn't suit to your needs?
(I use it and like it very much due to it's simplicity)

As I recak this has security issues and not compatible with PHP8. And those pull requests ignored - red flag.

I can't say anyting about security issues but I use it with Hestiacp php8.2 setup.

remy

https://github.com/filebrowser/filebrowser

Levi

@remy said:
https://github.com/filebrowser/filebrowser

This is nice! But a bit to overwhelming with user manager. I don't need it.

noob404

Following this, might come in handy. BTW, are you using a panel, or doing everything from scratch.

1q1

c99shell

risharde

@LTniger said:

@Mumbly said:

@LTniger said: So far reviewed and denied:

https://github.com/prasathmani/tinyfilemanager

What part didn't suit to your needs?
(I use it and like it very much due to it's simplicity)

As I recak this has security issues and not compatible with PHP8. And those pull requests ignored - red flag.

Fork it and merge in the php 8 code? Become a maintainer on the side?

risharde

Nice thread, years ago I was looking for a file manager and Google never showed me some of these

Mumbly

@risharde said:

@LTniger said:

@Mumbly said:

@LTniger said: So far reviewed and denied:

https://github.com/prasathmani/tinyfilemanager

What part didn't suit to your needs?
(I use it and like it very much due to it's simplicity)

As I recak this has security issues and not compatible with PHP8. And those pull requests ignored - red flag.

Fork it and merge in the php 8 code? Become a maintainer on the side?

I am not sure how accurate this info is. I run it with php8.2 and it works just fine.

mrl22

I am curious as to what you didn't like about Filegator.

@LTniger said: PHP and the simpler - the better.

We use it for a few clients. It is written extremely well in PHP with composer/npm, and the front end is VueJS, which makes it lightning-fast. Multi-user/permissions is great.

We have used Tinyfilemanager, and its code is a little dated and has no multi-user/permission support.

yusra

@LTniger said: This is nice! But a bit to overwhelming with user manager. I don't need it.

What about miniserve?

Levi

@yusra said:

@LTniger said: This is nice! But a bit to overwhelming with user manager. I don't need it.

What about miniserve?

That's cool hacky thing, but definitely not for non-tech savvy people

serveradministrator

I used extplorer https://extplorer.net before switching to tinyfilemanager

Levi

I have narrowed down my reqs:

• I need ability to pass username/password for auth from DB;
• I need ability to pass storage server.

Seems Filegator is the only one who could support such reqs. I will get a spin on it.