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Revision as of 20:54, 2 December 2011
Root
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| /wp-admin/ /wp-content/ /wp-includes/ |
Folders that belong to WordPress. wp-content holds all ShareHim specific content, the remaining two folders are WordPress system files only. |
| /php/ |
Basically everything on the dynamic ShareHim website is under this folder. |
| /php/files/uploads_shortlife/ |
Folder for holding files with a "short life", which means that they are obsolete shortly after they have been created and can be overwritten at anytime. It is made for the purpose of uploading files that are to be attached to e-mails, but can be use for any kind of "short-lived" file. There is a PHP script (scheduled_cleanup_shortlife_files.php) that deletes files that are older than 5 days. |
| /help |
Holds this MediaWiki system |
PHP folder (custom website)
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/php/ |
All pages that are accessed (usually used directly in the URL) |
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/php/ini.php |
A global initialization file (bootstrap) that is included as the first file in every PHP script, and holds project settings (those that are not in the database table system_settings). |
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/php/ini_ctl.php |
A global initialization |
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/php/ini_serverconfig.php |
Configuration file that pertains to the specific server that the website is running on. It is included into ini.php |
Permissions
| FOLDER+SUB | /files | read/write permission |
| FOLDER | /email_templates/specific | read/write permission |
| FOLDER+SUB | /docs | read/write permission |
| FOLDER+SUB | /multimedia | read/write permission |
| FOLDER+SUB | /pdf_generated | read/write permission |
| FOLDER | /upload/filesXU77 | read/write permission |
