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    TinyFileManager

    TinyFileManager

    Single-file PHP file manager, browser and manage your files

    TinyFileManager is a lightweight, single-file PHP-based file manager. It allows users to manage files and folders via a web interface, making it ideal for quick file management tasks on web servers. TinyFileManager supports file uploads, editing, and permission management, all within a minimalist and easy-to-use UI. It’s suitable for developers needing a quick file management tool on shared hosting or lightweight environments.
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    FCuaderno

    FCuaderno

    My notebook of pictures on my computer

    A simple php script to browse your images from other devices. Required to have a web server with support php (php-gd php-imagick php-pclzip) installed and have your images organized into folders.A folder published on the web server with the right to write and execute, and within the script with the image 'seleccionar.png', the font and folder 'foto' with the photos.
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    Encode Explorer is an easy-to-use php script to use as an index file. It shows files in the server and lets you browse through folders, upload files etc. It is kept small and neat so that the source can be used for learning.
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    PHP Toolbox

    PHP tools for developers and system administrators

    The PHP Toolbox is an extensible, cross-browser script written in PHP for developers and system administrators. It was designed for rapid deployment to provide the user with on-demand tools for common server-side tasks. (http://www.phptoolbox.org)
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    An LDAP browser implemented in a single PHP script. Provides a logical and meaningful visualization of LDAP data and performs ldap searches.
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    AFRS utilizes the Linux inotify kernel tool to monitor your filesystem for file changes, records or displays those changes and if desired, replicates those changes in near real time to other systems running AFRS using rsync. AFRS can also be used as a li
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    httpFileManager is a file management script written in PHP, allowing the remote administration of files over HTTP. You may create and manage one or many Web sites. httpFileManager includes an HTML editor for the creation and maintenance of Web pages.
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