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[Filemgmt Hack] Protect FileStore (Not in plublic_html path)
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mthomas
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I know I have seen a question/request for this someplace, perhaps on geeklog.net.
I will be making a hack for Filemgmt to allow for secured file stores. IE it would not be direct links such as mysite.com/filedata/data.txt.
Instead I will be submitting a "fpassthrough" php command to retreive file from the specified file store, same setup process as before except it will no longer need to be placed in the plublic_html path.
This allows for a more secure downloads section and makes it a perfect launch point to being implimenting group security on downloads, which may be my next project.
The Issue with this commnd is that you must also supply a filetype "applicatin/text" type var, to get around the need to identify each file type I will use octet stream as my file type since that can be used for any file type. That said some non-standard browsers might balk at it, however IE, Netscape, Opera and other major or at least well developed browsers should work fine.
Any donations toward this project should go to Blaine on www.portalparts.com, as my office is paying me to do this, and he is the original developer of this plugin and IMO should be praised for his work on Geeklog and Geeklog plugins.
I will be making a hack for Filemgmt to allow for secured file stores. IE it would not be direct links such as mysite.com/filedata/data.txt.
Instead I will be submitting a "fpassthrough" php command to retreive file from the specified file store, same setup process as before except it will no longer need to be placed in the plublic_html path.
This allows for a more secure downloads section and makes it a perfect launch point to being implimenting group security on downloads, which may be my next project.
The Issue with this commnd is that you must also supply a filetype "applicatin/text" type var, to get around the need to identify each file type I will use octet stream as my file type since that can be used for any file type. That said some non-standard browsers might balk at it, however IE, Netscape, Opera and other major or at least well developed browsers should work fine.
Any donations toward this project should go to Blaine on www.portalparts.com, as my office is paying me to do this, and he is the original developer of this plugin and IMO should be praised for his work on Geeklog and Geeklog plugins.
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