Any good Web based File Managers?

iBot

I upload my screenshots/records to my personal server and use h5ai's index(restricted) but I would like to have additional functionalities such to upload/manage files in the browser itself and preferably open source and not nodejs based on.

GCat

SFTP

Jonchun

@GCat said:
SFTP

He wants to do it from the browser.

globalRegisters

...or more specifically FileZilla.

I would personally avoid file managers running on http or https.

GCat

@Jonchun said:

@GCat said:
SFTP

He wants to do it from the browser.

You can.

Jonchun

@GCat said:

@Jonchun said:

@GCat said:
SFTP

He wants to do it from the browser.

You can.

Nice. Care to answer the question now?

@globalRegisters said:
...or more specifically FileZilla.

I would personally avoid file managers running on http or https.

They don't have to be bad. It's good for ease-of-use. (Just look at cPanel's file manager. Tons of people use it) He's probably looking for some type of gallery script to make it easy to organize screenshots, view them, etc.

Caster

Extplorer is good . however its complete file manager .

Ole_Juul

I seem to recall doing this with Konqueror.

neps

Are you open to paid options or only free?

Sady

You can write some super simple PHP script with in minutes to upload things.

khuongcomputer

old man php file navigator 2?

zormal

I concur with the recommendation of SFTP, but if you're set on a browser-based manager, I've heard some good things about elFinder.

Here's a demo url for the nightly: http://hypweb.net/elFinder-nightly/demo/2.1/

lifehome

Why everybody is uploading their screenshots somewhere else for backup?

AshleyUk

Something like owncloud? Bit more than just a file manager, but gives you more control over sharing e.t.c

bersy

I use Sprut at their shared-hosting (Beget) occasionally, it also available as self-hosted application to my knowledge https://github.com/LTD-Beget/sprutio

jcaleb

Alfresco

robohost

Try net2ftp

JRTech

You can try http://extplorer.sourceforge.net/

Rami

Webmin have a file manager as well

iBot

Found this beautiful file manager(http://angular-filemanager.zendelsolutions.com/) but then again it was built on NodeJS.

@Rami said:
Webmin have a file manager as well

Already running Ajenti, so running another panel solely for it would be redundant.

@Sady said:
You can write some super simple PHP script with in minutes to upload things.

I've found simple scripts but since I might have the page shared with my team, it would be nice to have it intuitive.

@neps said:
Are you open to paid options or only free?

Only if they are in LET price range.

iBot

@zormal said:
I concur with the recommendation of SFTP, but if you're set on a browser-based manager, I've heard some good things about elFinder.

This was my alternative after having looked at Angular File Manager but I always appreciate newer frameworks and minimal design.

Here's a demo url for the nightly: http://hypweb.net/elFinder-nightly/demo/2.1/
@jcaleb said:
Alfresco

Could you kindly give me some more info on it?

@bersy said:
I use Sprut at their shared-hosting (Beget) occasionally, it also available as self-hosted application to my knowledge https://github.com/LTD-Beget/sprutio

Unable to test their demo for some reason + it seems to be based on docker. I am running my box on lowendbox and it's running ajenti, would like to have it standalone.

@lifehome said:
Why everybody is uploading their screenshots somewhere else for backup?

Not backup, but to share with people. I also occasionally report game(Dota2 primarily) bugs, so it's nice to have it on the on a separate space.

Sady

Have a look at it: https://github.com/broncowdd/BoZoN

Or you can simply proceed with OwnCloud as you want to do sharing.