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    From WernerWarweg@21:1/5 to All on Mon Jan 10 06:42:40 2022
    Hi,
    I am looking for a program system with which I can automatically display
    a file system on the web. Directories and files should form menu items.

    example
    1st level menu | 2nd level menu | 3rd level menu

    root -> directory 1
    Directory 4 File 3
    File 4
    File 5

    Directory 5 File 6
    File 7
    File 8

    Directory 2 file 9
    File 10
    File 11

    Directory 3 file 12
    File 13
    File 14
    File 1
    File 2

    The files are available in MD format. They are only meant to be for
    reading (viewing or downloading). It should not be possible for
    outsiders to change, delete or add. It would be great if certain
    directories (folders) could only be reached with a user / password. It
    would also be nice if the files could be commented on (by email). I
    don't want a database.

    Can someone help me?
    Warm greetings,
    Werner

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  • From Paul Herber@21:1/5 to WernerWarweg on Mon Jan 10 14:36:51 2022
    On Mon, 10 Jan 2022 06:42:40 +0100, WernerWarweg <werner@warweg.com> wrote:

    Hi,
    I am looking for a program system with which I can automatically display
    a file system on the web. Directories and files should form menu items.

    example
    1st level menu | 2nd level menu | 3rd level menu

    root -> directory 1
    Directory 4 File 3
    File 4
    File 5

    Directory 5 File 6
    File 7
    File 8

    Directory 2 file 9
    File 10
    File 11

    Directory 3 file 12
    File 13
    File 14
    File 1
    File 2

    The files are available in MD format. They are only meant to be for
    reading (viewing or downloading). It should not be possible for
    outsiders to change, delete or add. It would be great if certain
    directories (folders) could only be reached with a user / password. It
    would also be nice if the files could be commented on (by email). I
    don't want a database.

    Can someone help me?
    Warm greetings,
    Werner

    I was looking at something similar just last week. I found:
    1. TinyFileManager: https://tinyfilemanager.github.io/demo/
    2. and another one which consists of just an index.php file but I have no record of where
    I found it. Search for PHP file manager.


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  • From WernerWarweg@21:1/5 to All on Tue Jan 11 05:17:28 2022
    Am 10.01.2022 um 15:36 schrieb Paul Herber:


    I was looking at something similar just last week. I found:
    1. TinyFileManager: https://tinyfilemanager.github.io/demo/
    2. and another one which consists of just an index.php file but I have no record of where
    I found it. Search for PHP file manager.


    It is a very fine solution! Thank you...
    It is more than I expected.
    Werner

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  • From Jerry Stuckle@21:1/5 to WernerWarweg on Tue Jan 11 16:13:30 2022
    On 1/10/2022 12:42 AM, WernerWarweg wrote:
    Hi,
    I am looking for a program system with which I can automatically display
    a file system on the web. Directories and files should form menu items.

    example
        1st level menu | 2nd level menu | 3rd level menu

    root -> directory 1
                Directory 4 File 3
                        File 4
                        File 5

                Directory 5 File 6
                        File 7
                        File 8

        Directory 2 file 9
                File 10
                File 11

        Directory 3 file 12
                File 13
                File 14
        File 1
        File 2

    The files are available in MD format. They are only meant to be for
    reading (viewing or downloading). It should not be possible for
    outsiders to change, delete or add. It would be great if certain
    directories (folders) could only be reached with a user / password. It
    would also be nice if the files could be commented on (by email). I
    don't want a database.

    Can someone help me?
    Warm greetings,
    Werner

    What's wrong with using Apache's configuration to display directories?
    You can even password protect the files. The only thing it won't do is
    allow comments via email.

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