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  1 SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS & QUICK INSTALL
 
  To be able to run this system on your webserver, it must have PHP 5.1 or higher
  running, and you must have an FTP access to upload the files on the server.
  Just make sure that the "data" folder is (recursively) writeable by the webserver.
 
  That's all! For the default configuration, no database is needed. But if you want to
  store data in a database, it's possible, see the *.sql plugins.
 
  2 CONFIGURATION
 
     The very basic configurations are to be found in the conf/ folder :
 
     + You should not have to tweak the bootstrap_context.php, unless you want to customize
       heavily your installation.
     + The bootstrap_plugins.php file contains the configurations for the Authentification
       plugin, the Config plugin (how to save ajaxplorer config data) and the Logger.
     + The bootstrap_repositories.php contains the default repositories definition. The preferred
       way of creating new repositories is by using the GUI (switch to the "Settings"), but you
       can also define them manually in this file if it's more handy for you
 
  2.1 REPOSITORIES
 
     In AjaXplorer, a repository is a folder that you want to browse/modify with
     the application. A repository does not have to be inside the ajaxplorer installation
     folder, since you set it with an absolute path on your server.
 
     You can set as many repositories as you want : you will be able to switch from one to
     another when logged to AjaXplorer, and you can precisely set rights for each users (see
     paragraph 2.2) on each repository.
 
     By default, the basic repository is set to the "data/files" folder inside the ajaxplorer
     installation folder. You can change it to whatever you want, using absolute path
     like : /home/login/www/location, or /C:/myfolder/ on windows.
 
     Note that a repository does not have to be accessible to the internet, AjaXplorer will
     work as a "proxy" between your files and the web.
 
  2.2 USERS MANAGEMENT
 
     An evoluted users management system has been developed in AjaXplorer. You are encouraged
     to use it to secure your data, but it's up to you, you can disable it totally (for example
     if you are already working in a very secure zone, and don't need any users profiles).
 
     If you are a beginner, just change the ADMIN_PASSWORD variable before uploading on your
     server everything should be fine. If you do not change it, you will be reminded to change
     the first time you log in, because otherwise anybody knowing AjaXplorer could login with
     the standard initial password "admin"...
 
     You can add / modify / delete users by logging in AjaXplorer as "admin" and switching to the
     "Settings" repository. For each user, you will be able to give read and/or right access separately
     on each repository. Note that a user that has no rights on any repository cannot log in.
 
     For a better integration in existing systems, AjaXplorer can "prelog" a user from external
     data or logging system. Users must still be created in AjaXplorer, since their rights on
     repositories and preferences are stored by the application. But they will not be able to
     change their password, since they are in that case managed by an external application.
 
     2.2.1 BASIC USERS CONFIGURATION
 
       ENABLE_USERS => 1   Users management is enabled
               0   Users management is totally disabled. No logging required and all
                 users share the same preferences.
 
       ALLOW_GUEST_BROWSING => 1   In the "Settings" console accessed by admin user,
                     a "guest" user is created on which you can set
                     rights on repositories like any other user. This
                     user will be automatically logged in if no user
                     is identified.
                   0   When no user is identified, the login screen appears
                     and no repository is loaded.
 
   2.2.2 AUTHENTICATION METHOD
 
   In ajaXplorer, Authentication is (like the repositories as access and the configuration ) plugin-based.
   By default, in the conf/boostrap_plugins.php file you can see that the basic auth.serial plugin
   is used to manage your users. This means that the users and their rights and personnal data
   will be stored on the filesystem, in a specific ajaxplorer format. This plugin is the most
   performant, but may not be suited for managing a huge amount of users, or when managing users
   already created in an external system like a CMS. In that case, you should have a look at the auth.ldap
   or auth.remote plugins, or even auth.mysql, each of these plugin giving you more features for
   managing plugin.
 
 
  2.3 FURTHER CONFIGURATION
 
   Switch to the "Settings" repository, and browse the various "Global Configurations" : particularly,
   you should have a look at the "Core" options, as well as the Plugins > Gui > Client Plugin (gui.ajax)
   where you can do some basic customization for your interface.
 
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  * Copyright 2007-2011 Charles du Jeu <charles (at) ajaxplorer.info>
  * This file is part of AjaXplorer.
  *
  * AjaXplorer is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify
  * it under the terms of the GNU Affero General Public License as published by
  * the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or
  * (at your option) any later version.
  *
  * AjaXplorer is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
  * but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
  * MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.  See the
  * GNU Affero General Public License for more details.
  *
  * You should have received a copy of the GNU Affero General Public License
  * along with AjaXplorer.  If not, see <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>.
  *
  * The latest code can be found at <http://www.ajaxplorer.info/>.
 
 
 
 
 conf.sql plugin documentation
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 This is the conf.sql plugin. It stores AjaXplorer configuration
 information in an SQL database,
 it is responsible for storing the following information in the
 AjaXplorer application:
 
 - Repository definitions
 - User bookmarks
 - User preferences
 - User rights
 
 configuring the plugin
 ----------------------
 
 Below is an example configuration. Tweak this to suit your needs and
 then insert it into conf.php.
 You will need to comment out or remove the existing serial driver in
 order for this to work properly.
 
 
 $CONF_STORAGE = array(
 	"NAME"		=> "sql",
 	"OPTIONS"	=> array(
 		"SQL_DRIVER" => array(
 			"driver" => "mysql",
 			"host"	=> "localhost",
 			"database" => "ajxp",
 			"user"	=> "ajxp_database_user",
 			"password" => "ajxp_database_password"
 		)
 	)
 );
 
 When you are happy with the configuration, run the create.sql script
 located inside the same directory as the plugin
 to create the database schema for the conf.sql plugin.
 
 Note that the performance of AjaXplorer is slightly degraded by the
 overhead of the plugin - but that's what you sacrifice for the
 flexibility.
 
 This file is part of the AjaXplorer distribution.
 Contribution by Mosen : greetings!
 
 
 
 Stores all data inside a database. It is database generic, the connexion to the database must be described in an array, see http://dibiphp.com/cs/ for more info on databases supported and configurations. A create.sql file is included to generate the necessary tables for storing users data.
 
 The SQL_DRIVER option defined in the bootstrap_plugins.php file must be set with a "dibi" configuration that is PHP array like this :
 
 
     "SQL_DRIVER"	=> array(
         "driver" => "mysql",
         "host"   => "localhost",
         "database"   => "ajxp",
         "user"   => "user",
         "password"   => "pass",
     ),