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If you install the [[Ajaxplorer]] contrib, you'll have a new option displayed in the configuration of the shared folders. With this, you can easily enable the access of any shared folders through Ajaxplorer. This is only available on SME8.
 
If you install the [[Ajaxplorer]] contrib, you'll have a new option displayed in the configuration of the shared folders. With this, you can easily enable the access of any shared folders through Ajaxplorer. This is only available on SME8.
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== Limitations of Ajaxplorer ==
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==== Limitations of Ajaxplorer ====
 
* You cannot work with files bigger than 2GB, this is a limitation of PHP on 32 Bits system
 
* You cannot work with files bigger than 2GB, this is a limitation of PHP on 32 Bits system
 
* Files uploaded with Ajaxplorer will not be counted for quota limitations (same applies for WebDav uploads). This is because the file will belong to www user, and not the real user.
 
* Files uploaded with Ajaxplorer will not be counted for quota limitations (same applies for WebDav uploads). This is because the file will belong to www user, and not the real user.
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Now, when you create a new shared folder, you have a new option to encrypt the data. You'll have to type a password, and to select '''enabled''' for the encryption. An encrypted shared folders can be '''protected''' (data is only available in encrypted form) or '''enabled''' (data appear in clear text, encryption/decryption is done on the fly). Changing the state of an encrypted shared folder can be done through the 'Shared Folder Encryption' panel in the server-manager. You can grant access to this panel to all users using the [[UserManager]] contrib. Users will only be able to toggle mode of shared folders they have access to (and of course, they need to know the correct password)
 
Now, when you create a new shared folder, you have a new option to encrypt the data. You'll have to type a password, and to select '''enabled''' for the encryption. An encrypted shared folders can be '''protected''' (data is only available in encrypted form) or '''enabled''' (data appear in clear text, encryption/decryption is done on the fly). Changing the state of an encrypted shared folder can be done through the 'Shared Folder Encryption' panel in the server-manager. You can grant access to this panel to all users using the [[UserManager]] contrib. Users will only be able to toggle mode of shared folders they have access to (and of course, they need to know the correct password)
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=== Limitations with encryption ===
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==== Limitations with encryption ====
 
Before using encryption on a shared folder, you should be aware of some limitations:
 
Before using encryption on a shared folder, you should be aware of some limitations:
 
* Encryption is done on the fly in user-space using encfs, accessing data may be a bit slower when encryption is enabled
 
* Encryption is done on the fly in user-space using encfs, accessing data may be a bit slower when encryption is enabled
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Some advanced settings are not available on the panel, but only with db commands:
 
Some advanced settings are not available on the panel, but only with db commands:
 
*Various options
 
*Various options
**'''ManualPermissions''': if you set this key to enabled, the panel wont show the permission matrix, and permissions won't be reseted if you modify this shared folder. This can be used to host web application with custom permissions.
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**'''ManualPermissions''': if you set this key to enabled, the permissions will only affect web access (HTTP, WebDav, Ajaxplorer), and will not touch the permissions on the file system. This can be used to host web applications with custom permissions.
    
*Options for Web access:
 
*Options for Web access:

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