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INSTALL file for PHP Shell
Copyright (C) 2000-2010 the Phpshell-team
Licensed under the GNU GPL. See the file COPYING for details.
Downloading PHP Shell
=====================
You can always get the latest version of PHP Shell from:
http://phpshell.sourceforge.net/
Installation
============
Installation is easy: first unpack the tarball or zipfile downloaded
from the above website into your webserver. This will create a
subdirectory called phpshell-@VERSION@ for PHP Shell version @VERSION@.
Try loading the file ``phpshell.php`` in your browser and check that
you are served a page that asks you to authenticate yourself with a
username and a password. If you do not see such a page, then please
check that you have entered the URL correctly and that PHP is working
on your server.
Configuration
=============
All configuration happens in the ``config.php`` file. This is an
ini-file despite its name. Ini-files consist of a number of sections,
each containing a number of 'key = "value"' pairs. PHP Shell has tree
sections: '[users]' for configuring usernames and passwords,
'[aliases]' for configuring shell aliases, and '[settings]' for
general settings.
Setting usernames and passwords
-------------------------------
As a security precaution PHP Shell has no default username and
password (people often forget to change them...). To add the user
"alice" with password "secret" you simply add
[users]
alice = "secret"
to the file. Note that you can add as many users as you want by
simply adding more lines like this.
This system works, but there is a better way --- a way so that the
password does not appear in clear text in the file. For that you use
the supplied script ``pwhash.php`` to generate a hashed password.
Please see the instructions given in ``pwhash.php``.
With the above example the result could look like
[users]
alice = "sha1:1a4861:a8640981d2a5f9452c75a7bb0491eac3ecd8bdc3"
You will not get exactly the same line if you try it out, this is a
feature of the system which means that both "alice" and "bob" could
have "secret" as their password, and you would not be able to tell
from just looking at ``config.php``.
Shell Aliases
-------------
As in a normal shell, PHP Shell supports alias expansion, albeit in a
simple form. Aliases are defined by 'key = "value"' pairs in the
'[aliases]' section. The "key" will be matched against the first
token of the command line and substituted with the "value" given.
Two convenient aliases are already defined:
[aliases]
ls = "ls -CvhF"
ll = "ls -lvhF"
General Settings
----------------
PHP has just one other setting right now --- the home directory.
Change this in the '[settings]' section.
Bugs? Comments?
================
If you find a bug or miss something in PHP Shell, please take a look
at the Tracker System at SourceForge:
http://sourceforge.net/tracker/?group_id=156638
There you will find trackers for Bugs, Patches, and Feature Requests.
You are invited to add items to these so that they wont get lost.
You can also email the development list, found at:
https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/phpshell-devel
This list is for discussion about all things PHP Shell and it is a
good place to discuss a feature or bug before adding it to one of the
SourceForge trackers.
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