Pydio, formerly AjaXplorer

[...] . (details) Added Italian translation for ‘access.ajxp_conf’ plugin (details) Make sure URI is totally URLEncoded by calling [...]

[...] . (details) Added Italian translation for ‘access.ajxp_conf’ plugin (details) Make sure URI is totally URLEncoded by calling [...]

[...] . (details) Added Italian translation for ‘access.ajxp_conf’ plugin (details) Make sure URI is totally URLEncoded by calling [...]

[...] ) Italian translation for plugin ‘editor.other’ (details) Italian transtaltion for plugin ‘editor.pixlr’ (details) [...]

[...]  » repositories for both Deb & EL6 Date : 23rd, December 2013 Contributors: Charles du Jeu, Etienne Champetier, Nikita Rousseau, Thomas Frivold Detailed Changelog Noticeable changes [...]

[...] should definitely wait for the next stable release. License : Affero GPL Copyright : Charles du Jeu 2012 Version number : 4.1.0 Download : ajaxplorer-core-4.1.0.zip Install instructions : [...]

[...] be straightforward. Date: Feb, 7th  2014 License: Affero GPL Copyright: Charles du Jeu 2014 Download: pydio-core-5.2.1.zip Demo: https://demo.pyd.io/ Upgrade: In-app, or [...]

[...] (see below) Contributors: Charles du Jeu, Tran The Cuong, Axel Hinrichs The new welcome page Upgrade Process IMPORTANT: If you are [...]

[...] third-party libraries that had a known vulnerability. Date: 17th, Oct. 2014 License: Affero GPL Copyright: Charles du Jeu 2014 Demo: https://demo.pyd.io/ Download: zip, tar.gz, rpm, deb [...]

[...] . Thanks again to all contributors! The new welcome page Date: Sept, 21th 2014 License: Affero GPL Copyright: Charles du Jeu 2014 Upgrade: No-upgrade available yet from stable branch, please deploy [...]

[...] read instructions below to enable the new “Home” page. Date: August, 4th 2014 License: Affero GPL Copyright: Charles du Jeu 2014 Download: from Sourceforge, or via testing repositories for debian/ [...]

[...] release, upgrade is recommended. See changelog below. Date: 19th, March 2014 License: Affero GPL Copyright: Charles du Jeu 2014 Demo: https://demo.pyd.io/ Download: zip, tar.gz, rpm, deb Upgrade [...]

[...] (in the plugin options) to the “Development” channel. From 5.3.3 (dev) : automatic with in-app upgrade, only files are impacted. From 5.2.5 (stable) : automatic with in-app upgrade. HOWEVER, make [...]

[...] Source Code: Github Project Copyright: Abstrium SAS / Charles du Jeu 2014 Upgrade from 6.0.1: In-app upgrade for archives installs – RPM/DEB nothing special Changelog: see simple commit here The new [...]

[...] du Jeu 2014 Upgrade: No-upgrade available yet from stable branch, please deploy separately. In-app upgrade from previous dev branch Contributors: c12simple, mtskar, DepaMarco, smandon, matsimon, [...]

[...] Project Source Code: Github Project Copyright: Abstrium SAS / Charles du Jeu 2014 Upgrade: In-app upgrade for archives installs – RPM/DEB require manual script upgrade (see below) Contributors: [...]

[...] -click on Application Pools and select Add. Type pydio in Name and No Managed Code 4. Convert Pydio folder to web application Right-click on folder pydio in Default Web Sites to convert this folder to [...]

[...] -click on Application Pools and select Add. Type pydio in Name and No Managed Code 4. Convert Pydio folder to web application Right-click on folder pydio in Default Web Sites to convert this folder to [...]

[...] the extracted folder you see. Next, you should change ownership and permissions of the pydio folder with these commands:   Next you need to set the locale for Pydio with this command: [...]

[...] string MAP_USER_HOME_DIR in configuration of workspace created above Script for replacement In Pydio folder, create a folder myCode the file mapUserHome.php: In this file, we will looking for variable [...]

[...] into the stable channel. Most important things are: Tons of cool features, counting a new user dashboard, a faceted search engine, the ability to save the searches, and many more. Performances [...]

[...] ; and « To selection cart » actions, to avoid having them appear in user dashboard. (details) Clear user selection before switching repository (details) Correct metadata [...]

[...] fix.perms (details) Fix how UID is extracted for FTP driver (details) Clean style of user dashboard (details) Missing copyright header (details) Action.quicksend: new experimental plugin to [...]

[...] images in external window. (details) Fix #450 (details) Fix #447 Minisites deleted from user dashboard are not correctly removed. (details) Fix #335 downloading with powerFS from left pane Fix # [...]

[...] are Roles. In the AD/LDAP Authentication Plugin configuration, you can map AD groups to Pydio Roles and use those to manage the security of workspaces (that map to shares and their [...]

[...] are Roles. In the AD/LDAP Authentication Plugin configuration, you can map AD groups to Pydio Roles and use those to manage the security of workspaces (that map to shares and their [...]

[...] the attributes to search for: displayName,givenName,cn Fake memberOf Mapping ldap group to Pydio roles is very useful to intergrate Pydio in your system. A difficulty is some ldap system do not [...]

[...] all plug-ins now customisable on a per-user/per-role/per-group basis LDAP: Groups mapping to Pydio roles with the ability to handle multiple-group schemas One-time-password is now working on any [...]

[...] users different of the account “Administrator” (optional). Then, click on “Install Pydio Now!” First connection When the installation is complete, you will be redirected on the [...]

[...] This article will introduce steps to install Pydio step by step in linux environement. Firstly, download pydio from sourceforge at http://pyd.io/ [...]

[...] This article will introduce steps to install Pydio step by step in linux environement. Firstly, download pydio from sourceforge at https://pyd.io/ [...]

[...] Jail if you plan to use one. You are at a shell prompt on the system or jail you plan to install Pydio on.   Installing the FreeBSD Ports Tree: First, you need to download the source for the [...]

[...] server and system administrator. We highly recommend to use the most restricted permission for Pydio data. Under the concept of linux - All files/folders must be owned by root account - Everyone have [...]

[...] server and system administrator. We highly recommend to use the most restricted permission for Pydio data. Under the concept of linux - All files/folders must be owned by root account - Everyone have [...]

[...] carried out by IIS therefore the permission read/exec is sufficient - Permission for Pydio data. But for pydio/data, IIS need more permission to manipulate users’ data such as upload/download, [...]

[...] carried out by IIS therefore the permission read/exec is sufficient - Permission for Pydio data. But for pydio/data, IIS need more permission to manipulate users’ data such as upload/download, [...]

[...] article will introduce steps to install Pydio step by step in linux environement. Firstly, download pydio from sourceforge at http://pyd.io/download/. In this case, we are going to use installation [...]

[...] Pool. For further info: http://adopenstatic.com/cs/blogs/ken/archive/2008/01/29/15759.aspx 1. Download pydio from internet: http://pyd.io/download/ 2. Extract to C:\inetpub\wwwroot\pydio 3. Create an [...]

[...] article will introduce steps to install Pydio step by step in linux environement. Firstly, download pydio from sourceforge at https://pyd.io/download/. In this case, we are going to use installation [...]

[...] Pool. For further info: http://adopenstatic.com/cs/blogs/ken/archive/2008/01/29/15759.aspx 1. Download pydio from internet: https://pyd.io/download/ 2. Extract to C:\inetpub\wwwroot\pydio 3. Create an [...]

[...] Almost one year after the previous version, tons of energy and sweat put into the Pydio server and mobile apps, we are very glad to announce today a new release of the Pydio Sync client.& [...]

[...] the internet (for ‘road warriors’, teleworkers and such) you might want to put a Pydio server in your DMZ, and/or behind a reverse proxy. It’s beyond the scope of this howto to go [...]

[...] over the internet (for ‘road warriors’, teleworkers and such) you might want to put a Pydio server in your DMZ, and/or behind a reverse proxy. It’s beyond the scope of this howto to go into [...]