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Hi,
So here's the deal; I'm hosting several people on a virtual server running Linux (White Box Enterprise), each of which has an internet presence. (Apache webserver.) They're also web novices. I want to develop a method by which they can upload photos to a folder on the server from their client computer, without having to use FTP, creating the folder if necessary. This would be accessed from the client-side from a signed applet. How could this be done, short of granting univeral write access in the folder? Is there a way (for instance) that a user can access their remote account with the rights of their local user? I.E., as if they'd logged in via FTP? This should run as quietly as possible, not requiring HTML forms and the like. I'm new to Apache programming, so I'd appreciate any links to possibilities for doing this, or any projects that've already done it. Thanks, Walter Gildersleeve Freiburg, Germany |
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On Tue, 20 Sep 2005 11:48:55 -0700, subscriptions wrote:
As the other poster said, have a look at webdav. The apache site should have some info. I don't know if this is what you're after, but have a look at: gallery.menalto.com It's an open source web based photo album organiser. I haven't used it, so I can't comment on whether or not it's any good. Dan > Hi, > > So here's the deal; I'm hosting several people on a virtual server running > Linux (White Box Enterprise), each of which has an internet presence. > (Apache webserver.) They're also web novices. I want to develop a method > by which they can upload photos to a folder on the server from their > client computer, without having to use FTP, creating the folder if > necessary. This would be accessed from the client-side from a signed > applet. How could this be done, short of granting univeral write access > in the folder? Is there a way (for instance) that a user can access their > remote account with the rights of their local user? I.E., as if they'd > logged in via FTP? This should run as quietly as possible, not requiring > HTML forms and the like. > > I'm new to Apache programming, so I'd appreciate any links to > possibilities for doing this, or any projects that've already done it. > > Thanks, > > Walter Gildersleeve > Freiburg, Germany |
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Dan,
Thanks for the Gallery tip...I've already installed it on my server and set up accounts for my users. It's pretty much what I've been trying to develop on my own for a while now. Screw roll-your-own when there's such quality open-source material out there! Thanks again, Walter |
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subscriptions@easypeas.net wrote:
: Hi, : How could this be done, short of granting : univeral write access in the folder? Is there a way (for instance) : that a user can access their remote account with the rights of their : local user? I.E., as if they'd logged in via FTP? chmod u+s or chmod g+s -- This programmer available for rent. |