Re: Web file manager suggestion needed
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Michelle Konzack wrote:
> Am 2009-10-01 05:14:56, schrieb Thomas Goirand:
>> Michelle Konzack wrote:
>>> Am 2009-09-22 13:48:16, schrieb Thomas Goirand:
>>>> Hi,
>>>>
>>>> Because uploading thousands of files by FTP is both slow and stupid,
>>> You are stupid, because you can not upload thousands using a sick
>>> webinterface.
>> Right, which is why I want to be able to upload with an ftp client and
>> then extract the tar.gz using the web tool. Thanks for saying that I'm
>> stupid without even understanding the obvious, by the way.
>
> I would NEVER allow such stuff, because you can kill a WHOLE server with
> it... You can start with 26 directories each one contain a file "FOO"
> and 1 kBYte, then make in each subdirectory 26 other directories an put
> the same file there...
>
> Believe it, I will kill your server by eating your INODES!!!!!!!!!!!!
>
> How many SysAdmins use 'df -i' if an error occur?
>
> 5 levels are eating arround 12 million inodes but only arround 40 MByte.
>
>> Oh, was I so stupid that I didn't know what an FTP client was? Is that
>> what you think?
>
> It is a tool which is ALREADY in Windows, so user can use it easily...
>
> Drag-n-Drop
>
>>> Any GuiFTP Programs can edit files...
>> That's not the point at all.
>
> Why? Your webclient can only edit textfiles, not others...
> FTP-Client can edit ANY files using the appropriated program.
>
>>> Thats YOUR problem. And of course, they are all sick and slow.
>> I don't think so. That's the issue of many people have a lot of pain
>> uploading a big number of files using FTP, while uploading a tar.gz and
>> extract it would be so fast compared to it.
>
> I users can move files on the Harddisk, you assume, that YOUR users are
> to sick, to move files to a network drive?
>
>>>> - identified and active upstream author that I can communicate with
>>> ROTFL
>> Why is that funny?
>
> Most tools where once coded with the note "It works for me!" and then
> forgotten... Some years ago I was at the same point while searching
> some stuff for my website...
>
>>>> - Good security history
>>> Will never happen...
>> Why?
>
> MOST tools are coded in PHP and do not believe (and you should not
> assume), the Debian Security Team is willing to maintain it in STABLE.
>
> You say, you will maintain it, but this happen only to UNSTABLE and
> TESTING and the it is the responsability of the Security Team.
>
>>>> - Widely used and tested
>>> Impossibel...
>> Why too?
>
> Most tools (I found nearly 70) are not referenced everywhere, so, no one
> can say it is widely used and tested.
>
>>> ANY ISP do code there OWN stuff...
>> The purpose here is to have something uploaded in Debian, did you
> ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
>> understand that very point? I don't think so...
>
> I think, YOU miss some points...
>
> Such tools MUST be prooven to be stable and secure...
>
>> There are ways using javascript, but yes, java or flash could be the way
>> as well.
>
> I am not sure, if the Security Team give the OK for JAVA-Applets/Flash
> stuff.
>
> Thanks, Greetings and nice Day/Evening
> Michelle Konzack
> Systemadministrator
> Tamay Dogan Network
> Debian GNU/Linux Consultant
>
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