Hi Istvan,
seems you got quite a lot wrong
You can think of the new eGW VFS like of a Linux fstab. Just run
filemanger/cli.php mount --user root_admin --password *****
you’ll get something like:
sqlfs://$host/ /
links://$host/apps /apps
Now you can mount other backends into the VFS, eg.:
filemanager/cli.php mount --user root_admin --password *****
‘filemanager://default/var/www/html?group=Admins&mode=075’ /html
A filemanger/cli.php mount shows then:
sqlfs://$host/ /
filesystem://default/var/www/html?group=Admins&mode=075 /html
links://$host/apps /apps
When you acces the VFS now (via filemanger or WebDAV) you see a new
folder /html with all your docroot under it. eGW admins can now use it
to upload stuff (with the exception of .php files).
You can also enable the .php or script upload by using the following
mount command:
filemanager/cli.php mount --user root_admin --password *****
‘filemanager://default/var/www/html?group=Admins&mode=075&exec=1’ /html
So from eGW 1.6 on you can mount other backends into the vfs and access
them via eGW’s webgui (filemanger) or WebDAV.
Ralf
Pongrácz István schrieb:
Hi Ralf,
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Dátum: Wed, 01 Apr 2009 08:10:19 +0200
Hi István,
How do you upload them, via GUI (filemanager) or WebDAV?
I am using only the GUI (filemanager) without any magic backend, using
sqlfs. The default (I guess) method to use filemanager.
In my configuration it is not possible to mount using filemanager’s
webdav.php, because I got a never-ending loop to give my
username/password…
So, maybe this is the normal behaviour when one uses sqlfs.
I can reproduce that, meaning I cant upload .php files to the vfs, IF
the backend is filesystem://
I guess, for me it is not really clear, how the backend is working…
I eg. mounted my docroot into the vfs:
filemanager/cli.php mount --user root_admin --password *****
‘filemanager://default/var/www/html?group=Admins&mode=075’ /html
Now I can browse the docroot (even read .php files), but I cant modify
or upload new .php files.
So, cli is used to access the filesystem itself under egw-filemanager?
I only used the GUI, but I will start playing with the cli to see its
possibilities.
Cheers,
István
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