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Ross L. Mersch (Mike) edited this page Dec 1, 2024 · 6 revisions

RM Solutions: I:COA FileEase

FileEase is an open-source uploader designed for streamlined file handling on Linux systems. Built with PHTML (PHP + NGINX), it integrates NGINX and Linux-native permission management (CHOWN/CHMOD) to provide secure and efficient file management.

While FileEase offers a robust foundation, experienced users can extend its functionality to meet specific needs. For instance, I:COA implemented an internal reporting system alongside FileEase. This integration allowed flagged files to be identified, marked, and temporarily suspended (frozen) for further review.

FileEase serves as a flexible solution for Linux environments, supporting customization and adaptation for diverse use cases.

Key Features

  1. Intuitive GUI:

    • Simplified, user-friendly interface for uploading files directly to Linux servers.
    • No authentication is required in the current setup for ease of use.
  2. Native Linux Permission Handling:

    • Integrates CHOWN and CHMOD for precise permission control over uploaded files.
    • Ensures compliance with Linux file management standards.
  3. Open-Source:

    • Fully customizable to adapt to your specific requirements.
    • Contributions and enhancements from the community are welcome.

Looking For

We invite contributors to expand FileEase's functionality by developing features such as:

  • User authentication for enhanced security.
  • Role-based access control (RBAC) for fine-grained permissions (including an inherited login/logout portal, use DBLA (DB Level Authentication).
  • Advanced logging with real-time notifications and analytics.

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