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LTxda · #1 25th October 2011, 00:17

I wanted to recommend AjaXplorer as an add-on or maybe for it to be distributed with ISPConfig. Great functionality, simple, extremely easy to setup, no database required, etc.

http://www.ajaxplorer.info/wordpress/

erosbk · #2 8th November 2011, 21:12

Do you know how to make it work as ftp web client? I tried without success... I want users to use their ftp users to login directly to their directories.

Thanks!

LTxda · #3 8th November 2011, 22:03

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Originally Posted by erosbk

Do you know how to make it work as ftp web client? I tried without success... I want users to use their ftp users to login directly to their directories.

Thanks!

It is pretty straight forward. Once you install you can setup a repository which is the user's chrooted path to the file system and create a user assigned to that repository. It'll work similar to web ftp. It's a really nice interface, etc. Give it a try and report back for others to read about. Let me know if you have any more questions.

EDIT: I haven't looked to see if it can be configured to utilize existing accounts on the system to authenticate users so worse case you might have to setup users with the same user/pass as their ftp accounts and just point them to their ftp root.

erosbk · #4 9th November 2011, 01:54

I made it work:

Code:

In conf.php, modify the following:

        "AUTH_DRIVER" => array(
                "NAME"          => "ftp",
                "OPTIONS"       => array(
                        /* Id of the repository defined below */
                        "REPOSITORY_ID" => "dynamic_ftp",

                        /* Existing admin in the sense of ajaxplorer admin, to avoid alert at startup */
                        "ADMIN_USER"    => "admin",

                        /* If you want your use to connect any FTP they want, set this to TRUE */
                        "FTP_LOGIN_SCREEN" => "false",

                        "TRANSMIT_CLEAR_PASS"   => true)
        ),

$REPOSITORIES["dynamic_ftp"] = array(
        "DISPLAY"       => "FTP",
        "DRIVER"        => "ftp",
        "DRIVER_OPTIONS" => array(
                /* SEE access.ftp/manifest.xml for all available FTP parameters */
                "FTP_HOST"              => "ftp.domain.com",
                "FTP_PORT"              => "21",
                "PATH"                  => "/",

    /* use current ajax credentials */
    "USE_SESSION_CREDENTIALS"  => 1,
                /* If you want your use to connect any FTP they want,
                        forget options above, and set this one to true*/
                "DYNAMIC_FTP"   => "False",

                /* Set this to "rw", this will be the default rights for users */
                "DEFAULT_RIGHTS" => "rw"
        )
);

This will allow the user to login with his ftp user/pass directly to his home directory.

the problem is that, if the user writes a wrong user/password, it will login to ajax and will popup an error, but he will remain logued as the wrong user in ajax... I have to see how to workaround this...