AutoIndex PHP Script

Gingah · New Member Joined: 02 Jun 2009 Posts: 2

Hello,

First, I would like to express my admiration for AutoIndex; it makes PHP-based file browsing very easy, and is very useful in my webdevelopment. Secondly, I had problems getting the default Tar-compression working, and I really prefer Zip-archives, so I added functionality for them. I did this using the TAR/GZIP/BZIP2/ZIP Archives-class from phpclasses.org, and changing three files in my AutoIndex installation. I am dependant upon having the option to download entire directories with AutoIndex, and so I had to fix the Tar-bug I was experiencing somehow, and this was the result. To use this you MUST have PHP 5.2.0 or later installed, as zlib and bz2 was introduced there.

If anyone else would like to do the same, here are the installation instructions:

Install AutoIndex 2.x (must be the PHP5 version, meaning PHP 5.2.x or later)
Open index.php
Find line 527, which contains $mime = new MimeType('.tar'); (It's line 527 in AutoIndex 2.2.4)
Find line 533, which contains $tar = new Tar($list, $outfile, strlen($dir)); (It's line 533 in AutoIndex 2.2.4)

Remove all code between line 527 and 533, meaning remove this:

Code:

$mime = new MimeType('.tar');
header('Content-Type: ' . $mime -> __toString());
header('Content-Disposition: attachment; filename="'
. $outfile . '.tar"');
@set_time_limit(0);
$list = new DirectoryList($dir);
$tar = new Tar($list, $outfile, strlen($dir));

Where the code was, place the following code:

Code:

// TAR/GZIP/BZIP2/ZIP
include('classes/archive.php');
$compress = $_GET['compress'];
if ($compress == 'tar') {
$compress_output = new tar_file("$dir");
} elseif ($compress == 'gzip') {
$compress_output = new gzip_file("$dir");
} elseif ($compress == 'bzip2') {
$compress_output = new bzip_file("$dir");
} elseif ($compress == 'zip') {
$compress_output = new zip_file("$dir");
}
$compress_output->set_options(array('inmemory' => 1, 'overwrite' => 1, 'recurse' => 1, 'storepaths' => 1));
$compress_output->add_files("$dir");
$compress_output->create_archive();
$compress_output->download_file();

Save and close index.php
Open templates/default/table_footer.tpl
Find line 43, which contains <a class="autoindex_a" href="{info:archive_link}">{words:download directory as tar.gz archive}</a> (It's line 43 in AutoIndex 2.2.4)
Remove the line

Where the code was, place the following code:

Code:

<b>Download directory as</b>
<a class="autoindex_a" href="{info:archive_link_tar}">Tar</a>, 
<a class="autoindex_a" href="{info:archive_link_gzip}">Gzip</a>, 
<a class="autoindex_a" href="{info:archive_link_zip}">Zip</a> 

Save and close table_footer.tpl
Open classes/TemplateInfo.php
Find line 83, which contains case 'archive_link': (It's line 83 in AutoIndex 2.2.4)
Find line 88, which contains } (It's line 88 in AutoIndex 2.2.4)

Remove all code between line 83 and 88, meaning remove this:

Code:

case 'archive_link':
{
global $config;
return Url::html_output($_SERVER['PHP_SELF']) . '?archive=true&dir='
. substr($this -> dir_list -> __get('dir_name'), strlen($config -> __get('base_dir')));
}

Where the code was, place the following code:

Code:

case 'archive_link_tar':
// Compress as Tar
{
global $config;
$url = Url::html_output($_SERVER['PHP_SELF']) . '?archive=true&compress=tar&dir='
. substr($this -> dir_list -> __get('dir_name'), strlen($config -> __get('base_dir')));
return $url;
}
case 'archive_link_gzip':
// Compress as Gzip
{
global $config;
$url = Url::html_output($_SERVER['PHP_SELF']) . '?archive=true&compress=gzip&dir='
. substr($this -> dir_list -> __get('dir_name'), strlen($config -> __get('base_dir')));
return $url;
}
case 'archive_link_bzip2':
// Compress as Bzip2
{
global $config;
$url = Url::html_output($_SERVER['PHP_SELF']) . '?archive=true&compress=bzip2&dir='
. substr($this -> dir_list -> __get('dir_name'), strlen($config -> __get('base_dir')));
return $url;
}
case 'archive_link_zip':
// Compress as Zip
{
global $config;
$url = Url::html_output($_SERVER['PHP_SELF']) . '?archive=true&compress=zip&dir='
. substr($this -> dir_list -> __get('dir_name'), strlen($config -> __get('base_dir')));
return $url;
}

Save and close TemplateInfo.php
Download the TAR/GZIP/BZIP2/ZIP Archives-class
Or, if you do not wish to register at phpclasses.org, download the TAR/GZIP/BZIP2/ZIP Archives-class from this site
Open the archive you downloaded
Copy the file named archive.php
Paste the file into the classes folder in your AutoIndex installation

Information: The class has an open license, provided you do not remove the developers copyright-comment at the top.

The links for downloading a directory as Tar, Gzip or Zip appears where the original link was; directly below the file/folder tables.
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mvveelen · New Member Joined: 26 Aug 2009 Posts: 3

Wow !! Looks nice, but it doesn't work (for me).

I have PHP 5.2.10 and did everything you told to do (twice....) but : doesn't work.

If I try it, it only gets me a filename like : "index" with no extension, and for all 3 options. It does pack all files, but the filename is just : index

What could be wrong ?

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