file-manager

A basic node.js file manager.

Features

• Simple authentication
• Directory browsing
  • Filesize
  • Permissions
  • Owner
• Folder creation
• File uploads
  • Bulk file uploads
  • Large file uploads (sharded)
• File/folder renaming
• Previews for small image files
• Bulk file/folder selection
  • Delete
    • Recursive directory delete
  • Move
  • Copy
  • Download archive
  • Change permissions
• Remote commands

Usage

For users who prefer Docker:

docker run --rm -it -v $PWD:/data -p 8080:8080 serverwentdown/file-manager

Or if you have Node.js installed:

npm install -g https://github.com/serverwentdown/file-manager.git
file-manager

Screenshots

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Options

The following environmental variables can be used to configure file-manager.

If you're running this outside of docker. Make a copy of the .env.example file to .env and fill out the details for your needs.

SESSION_KEY=

Express session key, generate something random.

SHELL=

Enable the shell feature, which allows users to start a login shell (when set to login) or the binary specified by this option (example: /bin/bash). Be careful when enabling this feature as anyone with access to this portal can execute any command on your machine.

CMD=

Set to something other than "false" to enable running single commands in the default shell, usually /bin/sh. Be careful when enabling this feature as anyone with access to this portal can execute any command on your machine.

PORT=

Listen on $PORT. Default: 8080

KEY=

Setting this variable enables authentication using TOTP (RFC6238). $KEY is a base32 encoded shared secret. This key is only a weak means of protection as it is succeptable to brute-force. You can generate one from here or manually.