PHPぁぷろだ by ToR(http://php.s3.to)
source by ずるぽん(http://zurubon.virtualave.net/)
English translation & various modifications by Heyuri (https://www.heyuri.net/)
Heyuri updates (edition 20240803)
This uploader is a custom version of PHPぁぷろだ.
Many thanks to ずるぼん-sama for the original source and レッツPHP-sama for the PHP conversion.
The last update before Heyuri took over was Yakuba modifications (edition 20090922).
- We give no guarantees on its operation. Don’t cry if anything bad happens!
- Commercial use is allowed, but do not use it for illegal purposes.
- You are free to redistribute and modify. However, you can not remove the links.
- These rules are in accordance with レッツPHP-sama's standards...
2001/08/30
2001/09/04 v1.1 Cookies enabled for preferences, FTP transfer (deletion not yet works)
2002/06/12 v1.2 Changed to move_uploaded_file (line 215)
2002/07/23 v1.3 Some CSS measures for deletion (line 147)
2002/08/06 v2.0 Slight changes in specifications (about allowed extensions, original file name display)
2004/10/10 v2.2 Various fixes
2005/01/10 v2.3 Removed line breaks
2009/09/20 Revision Major modifications commented by Yakuba
- Check if the log files etc exist.
- Display total size of the board
- Total capacity limit (cannot post if the limit is exceeded)
- Slightly adjusted the layout to resemble SnUploader
- Fixed a problem in certain environments where the log file disappears when the uploaded file is deleted and the log is empty
2009/09/22 Revision Fixed a bug about forced extension conversions and F5'ing
- Forced conversion of specified extensions during upload.
- When the extension of a file is converted, display its original extension in its comment.
- Fixed a bug where the same operation was repeated if F5 was pressed immediately after the operation, such as uploading duplicate files.
2020/06/?? Nakura from Heyuri has partially translated it to English
2024/04/20 v3.0 The software is uploaded to github and shared with Hachikuji and Penman, who started working on it to make major changes
2024/05/17 Revision Major changes were made to the Uploader's code
- Changed all deprecated PHP codes into modern ones
- English translation is completed
- It displays total board and file sizes in the proper storage units now
- Fixed the bug where it didn't check if the board's file size limit was exceeded
- Thumbnails implemented. Files larger than 1MB will get thumbnailed. Can be enabled from settings
- Brought back sam.php as images.php
- User boards (user/) are now an "extra" part of the software. People can create their own boards
- Fixed an issue where the server was getting into an error loop if log file didn't exist
- Configurations are now in a separate file. Main script doesn't need to be edited by default anymore (unless path of config.php is changed)
- User boards are now an "extra" part of the software. Users can create their own boards. They can have custom CSS for their boards too
- Configurable cooldown added against flooding
- It's now anonymous by default, but can have a setting to log IPs of uploaders
- If logging IPs, there are other settings to block IPs from viewing the board & uploading files
- Some default CSS fixes
- If user didn't enter any password for a file, only the administrator can delete the file
2024/05/19 v3.1 Fixed a bug about not loading if the user had invalid cookies
2024/08/03 v3.2 IP bans can now work without logging setting turned on as well
2024/10/08 v3.3 Fixed a bug where files could be deleted with empty password
- Clone repo into web directory (or unzip it there)
- cd into the directory and do this:
chmod +x prepare.sh, then run it with./prepare.sh - Alternatively create the log file (default: souko.log), the count file (default: count.log), source dir. (src/) and thumb dir (thmb/) yourself
- If you change their names, you need to change them from configuration file too
- Set owner of all files in the directory to web user by "sudo chown -R webuser:webuser /path/to/Uploader"
- These variables in php.ini may need to be changed if you want to allow files larger than 2MBs to get uploaded: 「upload_max_filesize」「post_max_size」「memory_limit」「max_execution_time」
- And these variables in php.ini may be related to uploading process itself: 「file_uploads」「upload_tmp_dir」
- You can check your server's PHP settings with
<?php phpinfo(); ?>(Some servers may not allow this) - Make sure uploaded .php files (and other potentially dangerous extensions) are properly converted to .txt
- Hide the log files from displaying from internet with .htaccess, or change their default names so users don't know