def make_app(app, options, basepath):
elf = elFinder.connector(options)
def elfinder_connector(environ, start_response):
req = wo.Request(environ)
if req.path_info.startswith(basepath):
res = wo.Response()
#call the elFinder class
status, header, response = elf.run(req.params)
res.status_int = status
res.headers.update(header)
if status == 200 and not response is None:
if 'file' in response and isinstance(response['file'], file):
res.app_iter = file_streamer(response['file'])
else:
res.body = json.dumps(response, indent=True)
return res(environ, start_response)
else:
if app:
st, hl, app_iter = req.call_application(app)
try:
start_response(st, hl)
return app_iter
finally:
if hasattr(app_iter, 'close'):
app_iter.close()
else:
start_response("404 NOT FOUND", [('Content-Type', 'text/html')])
return ["No handler found for that request",]
return elfinder_connector
def index(self):
# init connector and pass options
elf = elFinder.connector(opts)
# fetch only needed GET/POST parameters
httpRequest = {}
form = cgi.FieldStorage()
for field in elf.httpAllowedParameters:
if field in form:
httpRequest[field] = form.getvalue(field)
# Django hack by Kidwind
if field == 'targets[]' and hasattr(form, 'getlist'):
httpRequest[field] = form.getlist(field)
# handle CGI upload
if field == 'upload[]':
upFiles = {}
cgiUploadFiles = form[field]
if not isinstance(cgiUploadFiles, list):
cgiUploadFiles = [cgiUploadFiles]
for up in cgiUploadFiles:
if up.filename:
upFiles[up.filename] = up.file # pack dict(filename: filedescriptor)
httpRequest[field] = upFiles
# run connector with parameters
status, header, response = elf.run(httpRequest)
# get connector output and print it out
# code below is tested with apache only (maybe other server need other method?)
if status == 200:
print 'Status: 200'
elif status == 403:
print 'Status: 403'
elif status == 404:
print 'Status: 404'
if len(header) >= 1:
for h, v in header.iteritems():
print h + ': ' + v
print
if not response is None and status == 200:
# send file
if 'file' in response and isinstance(response['file'], file):
print response['file'].read()
response['file'].close()
# output json
else:
print json.dumps(response, indent = True)
def connector(request):
# init connector and pass options
elf = elFinder.connector(_opts)
# fetch only needed GET/POST parameters
httpRequest = {}
form=request.params
for field in elf.httpAllowedParameters:
if field in form:
# Russian file names hack
if field == 'name':
httpRequest[field] = form.getone(field).encode('utf-8')
elif field == 'targets[]':
httpRequest[field] = form.getall(field)
# handle CGI upload
elif field == 'upload[]':
upFiles = {}
cgiUploadFiles = form.getall(field)
for up in cgiUploadFiles:
if isinstance(up, FieldStorage):
upFiles[up.filename.encode('utf-8')] = up.file # pack dict(filename: filedescriptor)
httpRequest[field] = upFiles
else:
httpRequest[field] = form.getone(field)
# run connector with parameters
status, header, response = elf.run(httpRequest)
# get connector output and print it out
result=Response(status=status)
try:
del header['Connection']
except:
pass
result.headers=header
if not response is None and status == 200:
# send file
if 'file' in response and isinstance(response['file'], file):
result.body=response['file'].read()
response['file'].close()
# output json
else:
result.body=json.dumps(response)
return result
def handler_file_op(self):
img_dir = os.path.join(settings.img_dir, str(self.my_uid))
if not os.path.exists(img_dir):
os.makedirs(img_dir)
opts = {
'root': img_dir,
'URL': '.',
'uploadAllow' : ["image"],
'uploadOrder' : ['allow']
}
elf = connector(opts)
# fetch only needed GET/POST parameters
httpRequest = {}
for field in elf.httpAllowedParameters:
if field in self.args:
httpRequest[field] = self.args.get(field)
if field == 'upload[]':
upFiles = {}
upload_files = self.args[field]
if not isinstance(upload_files, list):
upload_files = [upload_files]
for up in upload_files:
if up.filename:
upFiles[up.filename] = up.stream # pack dict(filename: filedescriptor)
httpRequest[field] = upFiles
# run connector with parameters
status, header, response = elf.run(httpRequest)
# code below is tested with apache only (maybe other server need other method?)
res = ""
if not response is None and status == 200:
if 'file' in response and isinstance(response['file'], file):
res = response['file'].read()
response['file'].close()
return res
else:
res = ujson.dumps(response)
res = jsonify(response)
return res
#!/usr/bin/env python
import elFinder
elFinder.connector({
'root': '/home/user/Sites/elfinder/files',
'URL': 'http://localhost/~user/elfinder/files',
## other options
# 'debug': True,
# 'dirSize': True,
# 'dotFiles': True,
# 'perms': {
# 'backup': {
# 'read': True,
# 'write': False,
# 'rm': False
# },
# '^/pics': {
# 'read': True,
# 'write': False,
# 'rm': False
# }
# },
# 'uploadDeny': ['image', 'application'],
# 'uploadAllow': ['image/png', 'image/jpeg'],
# 'uploadOrder': ['deny', 'allow']
}).run()
# '^/pics': {
# 'read': True,
# 'write': False,
# 'rm': False
# }
# },
# 'uploadDeny': ['image', 'application'],
# 'uploadAllow': ['image/png', 'image/jpeg'],
# 'uploadOrder': ['deny', 'allow'],
# 'disabled': ['rename', 'quicklook', 'upload'],
# 'disabled': ['archive', 'extract'], # this will also disable archivers check
}
# init connector and pass options
elf = elFinder.connector(opts)
# fetch only needed GET/POST parameters
httpRequest = {}
form = cgi.FieldStorage()
for field in elf.httpAllowedParameters:
if field in form:
httpRequest[field] = form.getvalue(field)
# Django hack by Kidwind
if field == 'targets[]' and hasattr(form, 'getlist'):
httpRequest[field] = form.getlist(field)
# handle CGI upload
if field == 'upload[]':
upFiles = {}
#!/usr/bin/env python
import elFinder
elFinder.connector({
'root': '/home/user/Sites/elfinder/files',
'URL': 'http://localhost/~user/elfinder/files',
## other options
# 'debug': True,
# 'dirSize': True,
# 'dotFiles': True,
# 'perms': {
# 'backup': {
# 'read': True,
# 'write': False,
# 'rm': False
# },
# '^/pics': {
# 'read': True,
# 'write': False,
# 'rm': False
# }
# },
# 'uploadDeny': ['image', 'application'],
# 'uploadAllow': ['image/png', 'image/jpeg'],
# 'uploadOrder': ['deny', 'allow']
}).run()
def connector():
# configure per request connector options
user = session['username']
root = '/afs/athena.mit.edu/user/%s/%s/%s' % (user[0], user[1], user)
print 'getting ticket'
kerberos_client.store_service_ticket(session['afs_ticket'], user)
print 'aquired ticket'
output = Popen(["aklog"], stdout=PIPE).communicate()[0]
print 'token aquired'
opts = {''
## required options
# 'root': '/path/to/files', # full path to your files
# 'URL': 'http://mydomain.tld/path/to/files' # can be absolute or relative
'root': root,
'URL': 'http://localhost:5001'+root,
## other options
# 'debug': True,
}
# init connector and pass options
elf = elFinder.connector(opts)
# fetch only needed GET/POST parameters
httpRequest = {}
files = []
if request.method == 'POST':
form = request.form
files = request.files
elif request.method == 'GET':
form = request.args
for field in elf.httpAllowedParameters:
if field in form:
httpRequest[field] = form.get(field)
# Django hack by Kidwind
if field == 'targets[]' and hasattr(form, 'getlist'):
httpRequest[field] = form.getlist(field)
# handle CGI upload
if field == 'upload[]' and len(files) != 0:
upFiles = {}
cgiUploadFiles = files['upload[]']
if not isinstance(cgiUploadFiles, list):
cgiUploadFiles = [cgiUploadFiles]
for up in cgiUploadFiles:
if up.filename:
upFiles[up.filename] = up.stream # pack dict(filename: filedescriptor)
httpRequest[field] = upFiles
httpRequest['cmd'] = 'upload'
# run connector with parameters
status, header, response = elf.run(httpRequest)
# get connector output and print it out
# code below is tested with apache only (maybe other server need other method?)
res = ""
# if status == 200:
# res += 'Status: 200' + '\n'
# elif status == 403:
# res += 'Status: 403' + '\n'
# elif status == 404:
# res += 'Status: 404' + '\n'
# if len(header) >= 1:
# for h, v in header.iteritems():
# res += h + ': ' + v + '\n'
# res += '\n'
if not response is None and status == 200:
# send file
if 'file' in response and isinstance(response['file'], file):
res += response['file'].read() + '\n'
response['file'].close()
# output json
else:
res += json.dumps(response, indent = True) + '\n'
kerberos_client.clear_service_ticket()
return Response(res, status = status, mimetype = 'application/json')
# '^/pics': {
# 'read': True,
# 'write': False,
# 'rm': False
# }
# },
# 'uploadDeny': ['image', 'application'],
# 'uploadAllow': ['image/png', 'image/jpeg'],
# 'uploadOrder': ['deny', 'allow'],
# 'disabled': ['rename', 'quicklook', 'upload'],
# 'disabled': ['archive', 'extract'], # this will also disable archivers check
}
# init connector and pass options
elf = elFinder.connector(opts)
# fetch only needed GET/POST parameters
httpRequest = {}
form = cgi.FieldStorage()
for field in elf.httpAllowedParameters:
if field in form:
httpRequest[field] = form.getvalue(field)
# Django hack by Kidwind
if field == 'targets[]' and hasattr(form, 'getlist'):
httpRequest[field] = form.getlist(field)
# handle CGI upload
if field == 'upload[]':
upFiles = {}
def connector():
# configure per request connector options
user = session['username']
root = '/afs/athena.mit.edu/user/%s/%s/%s' % (user[0], user[1], user)
print 'getting ticket'
kerberos_client.store_service_ticket(session['afs_ticket'], user)
print 'aquired ticket'
output = Popen(["aklog"], stdout=PIPE).communicate()[0]
print 'token aquired'
opts = {
''
## required options
# 'root': '/path/to/files', # full path to your files
# 'URL': 'http://mydomain.tld/path/to/files' # can be absolute or relative
'root':
root,
'URL':
'http://localhost:5001' + root,
## other options
# 'debug': True,
}
# init connector and pass options
elf = elFinder.connector(opts)
# fetch only needed GET/POST parameters
httpRequest = {}
files = []
if request.method == 'POST':
form = request.form
files = request.files
elif request.method == 'GET':
form = request.args
for field in elf.httpAllowedParameters:
if field in form:
httpRequest[field] = form.get(field)
# Django hack by Kidwind
if field == 'targets[]' and hasattr(form, 'getlist'):
httpRequest[field] = form.getlist(field)
# handle CGI upload
if field == 'upload[]' and len(files) != 0:
upFiles = {}
cgiUploadFiles = files['upload[]']
if not isinstance(cgiUploadFiles, list):
cgiUploadFiles = [cgiUploadFiles]
for up in cgiUploadFiles:
if up.filename:
upFiles[
up.
filename] = up.stream # pack dict(filename: filedescriptor)
httpRequest[field] = upFiles
httpRequest['cmd'] = 'upload'
# run connector with parameters
status, header, response = elf.run(httpRequest)
# get connector output and print it out
# code below is tested with apache only (maybe other server need other method?)
res = ""
# if status == 200:
# res += 'Status: 200' + '\n'
# elif status == 403:
# res += 'Status: 403' + '\n'
# elif status == 404:
# res += 'Status: 404' + '\n'
# if len(header) >= 1:
# for h, v in header.iteritems():
# res += h + ': ' + v + '\n'
# res += '\n'
if not response is None and status == 200:
# send file
if 'file' in response and isinstance(response['file'], file):
res += response['file'].read() + '\n'
response['file'].close()
# output json
else:
res += json.dumps(response, indent=True) + '\n'
kerberos_client.clear_service_ticket()
return Response(res, status=status, mimetype='application/json')