Uploading script
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Uploading script
Hi, I was wondering if you guys knew of a good uploading script that was free. All the ones I tried, were either paid or not working. Ok thanks.
- RobertGonzalez
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Using a file manager which doesn't require authentication is extremely unsafe as you pretty much open up your entire server to anyone who can access the right URL. Are you sure this if what you want? 
How do you wish to authenticate yourself if not by a login page? By passing some password in the query string?
How do you wish to authenticate yourself if not by a login page? By passing some password in the query string?
MultiPowUpload
http://www.element-it.com/MultiPowUpload.aspx offers a free one if you do a back link
We have been struggling with creating an Upload script for PublicPIM and my guys are indicating that perhaps the best way is to upload as .zip and extact on server using php and ftp.
We have been struggling with creating an Upload script for PublicPIM and my guys are indicating that perhaps the best way is to upload as .zip and extact on server using php and ftp.
- RobertGonzalez
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Upload script
When user downloads our .zip files My thought is that they might want to add something to the extracted directories and files to be uploaded to their website.
The fellow creating our script tells me that the upload would have to be done file by file which seems wrong when I can do a drag n drop ftp with IE6. Seems to me script just automates that which my goal with making an install easier for end-users. There are some chmoding that needs to be done also which I understad PHP 5.0 will do.
Anyhow just trying to make everyone's live a little simpler.
The fellow creating our script tells me that the upload would have to be done file by file which seems wrong when I can do a drag n drop ftp with IE6. Seems to me script just automates that which my goal with making an install easier for end-users. There are some chmoding that needs to be done also which I understad PHP 5.0 will do.
Anyhow just trying to make everyone's live a little simpler.