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### VFS Classes
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Virtual File System.
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The new VFS Classes are realized via Stream Wrappers.
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Most documentation is done in the classes itself.
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The class is class.iface_stream_wrapper.inc.php
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* instatiated class
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* and static functions.
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### Classes
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* iface_stream_wrapper
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* oldvfs_stream_wrapper
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* vfs_stream_wrapper
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* sqlfs_stream_wrapper
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* egw_vfs
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oldvfs_stream_wrapper instantiates the iface_stream_wrapper
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all methods must be implemented (since the iface_stream_wrapper is defined as php5 interface)
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Some more functions are implemented with the derived classes (touch, chown, chmod, etc).
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main thing is, that there is a whole lot of stats for all possible actions regarding files and dirs, these will
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be cached in a stat-cache, that improves performance for that request.
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vfs_stream_wrapper does implement a new class/style sqlfs with fstab and the possibility of mounting any allowed
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vfs path. The path is resolved first thing before accessing the URL given by the request.
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a call may be:
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```php
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./cli.php ls -l vfs://ralf:PASSWORD@default
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./cli.php ls -l vfs://root_USER:PASSWORD@default where USER is the Config or headeradmin user and PASSSWORD its password.
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./cli.php ls -l oldvfs://ralf:PASSWORD@default
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```
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Security is realized via a user concept. Mounts or any access must be realized using a existing user.
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A concept of a root user is implemented, as known for most Linux/Unix users. This user is specified
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by prepending root_ before the USER:PASSWORD Sequence.
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We make extensive use of the new find function, since it gives the possibility of recursively accessing
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the mounted path. the find function allowes for a callback of the desired functionality.
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SQLFS implements Groupfolders with inheritance of user rights of from top to childs, that way files
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can be accessed by all groupmembers. Even if a file is created only with userrights.
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If you have only readrights in a folder, you see only the objects you are allowed to see/access.
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The native StreamWrapper uses the WebServer User to determine readability and writeablity.
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The derived classes do use virtual users/group rights derived from known eGroupware users/groups.
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### Consequences/Benefits
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|| oldvfs || stream wrapper interface ||
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|| all in memory || done all in chunks ||
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|| || filter/encoding possible while reading/writing ||
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|| || SqlFS uses the php pdo interface to access blobs of all possible databases via stream reading/writing (you need to install the pdo extension for php)||
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### Commandline Interface
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Commandline interface must be run with root or webserver rights.
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```
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[root@farm01 inc]# ../../filemanager/cli.php
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Usage: cli.php ls [-r|--recursive] URL [URL2 ...]
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cli.php cat URL [URL2 ...]
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cli.php cp [-r|--recursive] [-p|--perms] URL-from URL-to
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cli.php cp [-r|--recursive] [-p|--perms] URL-from [URL-from2 ...] URL-to-directory
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cli.php rm [-r|--recursive] URL [URL2 ...]
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cli.php mkdir [-p|--parents] URL [URL2 ...]
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cli.php rmdir URL [URL2 ...]
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cli.php touch [-r|--recursive] [-d|--date time] URL [URL2 ...]
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cli.php chmod [-r|--recursive] mode=[ugoa]*[+-=][rwx]+,... URL [URL2 ...]
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cli.php chown [-r|--recursive] user URL [URL2 ...]
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cli.php chgrp [-r|--recursive] group URL [URL2 ...]
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cli.php find URL [URL2 ...] [-type (d|f)][-dirs_last][-mime type[/sub]][-name pattern][-path pattern]
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[-uid id][-user name][-nouser][-gid id][-group name][-nogroup][-size N][-cmin N][-ctime N][-mmin N]
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[-mtime N] (N: +n --> >n, -n --> <n, n --> =n)
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cli.php mount URL [path] (without path prints out the mounts)
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cli.php umount URL|path
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URL: {vfs|sqlfs|oldvfs}://user:password@domain/home/user/file, /dir/file, ...
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Use root_{header-admin|config-user} as user and according password for root access (no user specific access control and chown).
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```
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### Example Calls
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An example call for a readonly mount, given that the setup user name is "admin" with "adminPassword":
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```
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./filemanager/cli.php mount 'filesystem://root_admin:adminPassword@default/home/user?user=groupwareUser&mode=005' /home/groupwareUser/harddrive
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```
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Note that the user given in the "user=" option must exist in eGroupware. It defaults to "root". Usually the option "user=root" will not work because "root" is not a valid egroupware user but just a name for the superuser (setup user).
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An example for a mount list:
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```
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./filemanager/cli.php mount --user root_admin --password adminPassword
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```
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More options for the URL syntax can be found in the [http://svn.stylite.de/viewvc/egroupware/trunk/phpgwapi/inc/class.filesystem_stream_wrapper.inc.php?view=markup Stream Wrapper Source Code].
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