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Open source free File sharing script
I need a file sharing script which allows one to designate different folders for different users, and upload large files (upto 1GB). It should have reasonable security measures to seperate private and public files. It should have a public area to allow general public to download files, and also allow optional password protection.
It should be preferably html5 based (not flash) uploads.
Are you guys aware of something like this?
It will be deployed on an OVH KS1 alongside other sites on different virtualhosts (apache).
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Seafile would be able to do all of this and maybe even owncloud.
Owncloud can also handle all of this assuming your PHP.ini allows it to.
I'm using Pydio, I like it
Hmm.. Thank you.
If you want complex solution - please check XFilesharing Pro (http://sibsoft.net/xfilesharing.html).
There's also free version (limited functionality) exists - http://sibsoft.net/xfilesharing_free.html.
Why not use yetiscript free version?
There's a free version?
There is not a free version as far as I remember. I personally suggest XFileSharing or Daddy's File Host (free version).
If you are looking for a file storage script then OwnCloud or Pydio.
You're not selling it, bro.
+1 for Owncloud.
After configuring it with MariaDB, Redis, PHP7 and nginx, it's quite fast and stable for me.
@andreamada
Yes there is. Not as much functions as paid but all you need.
https://yetishare.com/yetishare_free_file_hosting_script.html
Is that automatic or does that require manual work?
Well I did manually, but not hard if you know what to do.
I have the bash history for ubuntu 16.04 for install owncloud and update for steps, also have a sample configuration files with let's encrypt as SSL. I can dump here if required.
I didn't know it, thank you for your notice.
I used to test the paid one a while ago and it worked pretty well.
So does the free one
Of course it's an older release of their main version but hell it works for your avg file hosting site^^
Xfilesharing is not open source as far I know.
Another point for ownCloud.
Using it for 3 years in one non-profit organization - couldn't complain.
Another +1 for the ownCloud solution (I use it for my own filing)
At work we use a system based on a modified version of Skylable
I use seafile for my file storage and backup script. I like seafile because we can encrypt the files.. so that hosting company can not read (at least need effort to open) our files.
Ever use owncloud too.. and love it.
Nextcloud has encryption for files also
Nextcloud is a new branch of owncloud...
Wow... don't know about NextCloud... Must try this one..
Owncloud is good enough for most users. But points for large files, lots of small files, encryption and file integrity goes to Seafile. And its written in C and python; not PHP.
EDIT: And Seafile is faster than both Owncloud and Pydio; the mobile apps are free, stable and works well.
Can you download file directly from owncloud using wget or curl? Also, is owncloud support resume download?
Resuming downloads is supported, except for shared links (they claimed they would change that at some point) and on-the-go zipped files (when you are downloading multiple files together).
Seafile looked great, last I tried it. The only crucical feature that it missed for me was the ability to manage an existing folder and files on Seahub. If that were possible, similarly to how OwnCloud can add an external folder, it'd perfect.
XFilesharing Free now can be found on GitHub: https://github.com/sibsoftltd/XFilesharing-Free-file-hosting-script
"fist commit" - nice commit you have there
We have been using ownCloud for our internal file sharing since 2014. No issues.
Goes with requiring the GD perl "mudule", in addition to requiring a version of perl newer than 20 years ago.
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I do believe that nextcloud is better than owncloud software, much easier to use and better interface.