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hello,
I am new to the scene but I learn fast.
What I want to be able to do is share my files on the dns-323 via a web browser.
I recently installed Fonz Funplug 05.
It is running and I loaded root user and changed pass.
I enabled ssh and disabled telnet.
I enabled lighttpd in the start folder.
in the log, it tells me that there is no config in the etc folder.
I tried to copy the example file to the etc folder, but was denied.
I tried to create a new file and was also denied.
What I need to know is how to get this config file in the etc folder and setup the dns323 to display contents via web browser.
Thank for any help with this issue.
Matthew
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if you log in as root via ssh there should be no denied messages. root = god could you provide putty log of what you're doing?
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ok ... i got lighttpd working.
I just had to learn how to copy in ssh.
Im a newb to linux also....
I also learned how to chmod files and folders.
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Now what I would like to do is make it so I can share my files via web browser.
I would like users to have to log in but not necessary.
thanks for any help.
matthew
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where are the files you'd like to share stored? you will have to store them in web root (defined in lighttpd.conf as server.document-root) and you'll see them in lighttpd..
just dont have index.htm, index.html, index.php, default.htm laying around in any of the directories (but that can be configured too, from lighttpd.conf, index_file.names)
next, this setup should definitely be protected in some way.. search this forum for mod_auth or htdigest..
if you require upload of files too, you will have to enable php and find or write some scripts..
as i don't really know what exactly are you looking for, maybe a good solution for you would be phpFM (php file manager)? take a quick look here for download and picture: http://dns323.kood.org/forum/p15500-200 … tml#p15500
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ok, thanks
that worked for now.
thanks for the link to phpFM will check it out.
Matthew
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