Howdy gang,
I created a secure webshare by using:
1). devinfo-mitel-webshare-0.0.1-3.noarch.rpm (by Darrell May, Jon Blakely, Garret <ruffdogs.com>)
2). perl-Apache-Htpasswd-1.3-10.i386.rpm (by Darrell May, Jon Blakely, Garret <ruffdogs.com>)
3). phpfm.0.2.3.tar.gz (by Morten Bojsen-Hansen)
This file manager gives many more options to the user. Like edit, view, create folder, delete and the stock appearance was pleasing. By combining the contrib from Darrell May, with the File Manager by Bojsen-Hansen, I have secure log-in(HTTPS), with a very simple file manager.
The above is setup on a SME6.0x system, I will be trying it out on a SME6.5rc in the near future.
One technical question to any of the code guru's. In order to gain all the functionality of the PhpFM.0.2.3, it was necessary to give www:www ownership to the /opt/webshare/$webshare and all files and directories under the share. Does this cause any obvious problems/security issues? If so what would be a more "conservative" setup for ownership? All files under the share are chmod 644 except the /files dir were the uploads are stored, which sets the files at chmod 600.
This is a test box, but it is currently being used by the wife for secure transfer from home <--> work files.
Any input would be welcomed!.
Joe