Re: I still love this web app.. but no developer activity!?

[Jan K. <jan...@ja...>]

Hi John,

I haven't seen any activity on this list in a long time, and neither in the
repository. I've made some changes to phpshell myself, but they're not in
the sf repository since I don't have commit access. You can find them at
bitbucket.org/JanKanis/phpshell. I happened to include one thing you
mention: an integrated editor. Also, I think https should work if the
script is invoked through an https address (and the host supports it). I've
also changed the way directories are handled so open_basedir settings are
ignored, so this may bypass your apache auth security setup.

I'm not actively developing phpshell any more either, I worked on it when I
needed it for a project, but I've since decided that php sucks and I don't
want to work in php anymore. Feel free to check it out, if you or someone
makes improvements I'm happy to incorporate them.

Jan

On Fri, Jun 1, 2012 at 5:55 PM, John Bessa <joh...@gm...> wrote:

> The greatest benefit for me is that SSH has been ruinously slow.  Each
> line has to be sent out as a whole to be efficient.
>
> I can see 2 (or 2 1/2) direct improvements that leverage (X)HTML:
>
> First, making directory (or folder) names hypertext links that bring
> you right to that folder would speed up admin considerably.
>
> Second, making some kind of edit app so that full-line scripts can be
> written and uploaded and executed (or evoked) would bring the app into
> the "big leagues."
>
> Having achieved both of those, it would be elementary to create a link
> next to each file that would allow editing of the file, which would be
> killer -- and would essentially eliminate all the so-called WebOS ajax
> implementations (which have been disappointing, in my experience).
>
> Once that is achieved, then I wonder if there is a way to create an
> SSL tunnel for all the activity.
>
> On the topic of security, I use the Apache authentication to get to my
> "adm/bin" directory (that has all the other sensitive tools) on top of
> the existing authen.
>
> Cheers, John
>
>
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