CHANGES - phpExplore v1.4 - (c) 2001 J.C. Cardot <taz98@altern.org>

phpExplore v1.4.1
(c) avril 2001 J.C. Cardot <taz98@altern.org>

1.4 -> 1.4.1 (2/2/2003) - bug release
* changed some remaining "gif" in the php code
  (pictures went to png because it's patent free)

1.3 -> 1.4
* modified the login process so that you can choose the time the cookie
  will stay alive (from 1 hour to 1 year)
* added a ?redir=url option for the login to enable the protection
  of other pages (after authentification, redirects to "url") - the other
  pages can then use the cookies generated.
* The editor is now aware if the file is a unix or a DOS one, and preserves
  this type, i.e. CRLF or LF at the end of the lines.
* The editor keeps the r/w/x permissions on the saved files
* The explorer can handle chmod

1.2 -> 1.3
* reorganised the whole thing so that there is only one file left in
  the root of the site, named explore.php3, and everything but this
  file in a sub-directory.
* the "fin d'dition" button in the editor now also saves the file.
* added a button to send fresh cookies for authentification.

1.1 -> 1.2
* added file locking feature (each different user may lock or unlock
  some files)
  This new feature needs a mysql server to work. It may be enabled or
  disabled.

1.0 -> 1.1
* the bug that added too many '\' when there were two or more '\'
  following each other doesn't exist anymore.
* added a [Fermer] (i.e. Close) button to the editor
* added download.php3, a script that allows to download (no !) files
  without any http server interpretation (for ex. php3 files...) and
  save them to the local disk for archive purpose.

1.0 : initial version - spring 2000
consists of mainly three parts :
1. explore.php3, a filesystem explorer that allows to browse a
   filesystem, to perform miscelaneous file operations (rm, cp, ln,
   mv), to create directories (mkdir), to create empty files (touch),
   and to upload files.
   For each file in a given directory, it may launch, based on user
   input, the file editor edit.php3, or a window to view the file
   (passed through the web server).
2. edit.php3 to edit files and save them within your Web browser.
3. login.php3 to log into the explorer.
