Required: PHP 4.2+
Recommended: PHP 4.3+ and extensions: ftp, GD2, iconv and Zlib.

Dolphin.php installer:

Download Dolphin.php installer [8 Kb]

The installer is fast and easy way to install Dolphin.php, it also has built-in FTP support. Upload the installer script to separate directory and run it from the web server. After doing this, follow the instructions and choose which version you want to be installed.

Dolphin.php testing:

Download Dolphin.php 0.1 RC0 [242 Kb, ZIP, last update 11/05/2007]

Above you can download the latest testing version of Dolphin.php. This version is more stable and tested, than the latest version under development.

Install procedure:

• Step 0. Prepare
• Download dolphin-rc0.zip and extract it anywhere onto your hard disk
• Find file config.php in the extracted directory and open it for editing
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• Step 1. Set your login and password
• Change login to your desired login in line, containing 'login' => 'login',
• Similarly, change password in line with 'password' => 'password',
• NOTE: do not use any specific characters for login and password, especially the following: ' " \
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• Step 2. Set up FTP
• It is strongly recommended to set up FTP, you may skip this step though
• Find line, containing 'ftp' => false/*array( and replace it to 'ftp' => array(
• Find )*/, and replace it to ),.
• You have uncommented settings for FTP now. Let's fill it with values:
• Add FTP hostname for your server (do not write ftp://hostname/, just hostname): 'host' => 'hostname',
• Add login (you should write your e-mail if you have no login and password): 'login' => 'login',
• Add password in the same way (do it only in case you have the password itself)
• Now, you need to determine the absolute path to home directory of your FTP user. It should be the first directory, where you go after FTP login. Usually it is /home/username, but if you're unsure, ask your hosting provider.
• Add that path to config ('dir' => 'path',). Please note, that slashes \ in the path should be doubled (e.g. c:\\Documents and Settings\\username)!
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• Step 3. Set up encoding
• In case you use only English filenames, or you do not know encoding for your language, you may skip this step.
• Find line with define('CHARSET','windows-1251'); and change windows-1251 to your national encoding, if it is required (windows-1251 is the most popular russian encoding)
• If you're unsure about spelling, look at the page with libiconv supported encodings and choose one.
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• Step 4. Install
• Save changes to config.php
• Upload all files to your server (e.g. via FTP) and set the correct CHMOD for PHP files and folders, which contain them (full and system folders).
• If you do not know CHMOD for PHP files and nothing works, read your hoster's FAQ or ask your hoster about it.

Dolphin.php unstable:

Download the development version (inludes light and full versions) [293 Kb, ZIP, last update 04/29/2008, build 87]

Features in light version:

• Works in all possible HTML 3.2+ browsers (including Pocket IE, mobile opera, text browsers, etc.)
• Lightning-fast sorted filelist — you can work with folders which contain thousands of files, via Web interface
• Creation of files and folders. Also copying, cutting, renaming and removing them.
• Edit files and upload them.
• ZIP support (via PclZip library) — adding files to ZIP and extracting them.
• Executing shell commands.
• Update — you can install newer version in an easy way.

Features in full version (under development):

• Extremely usable Web 2.0 interface. It loads fast, though.
• Usable edit window — save contents of file without losing focus.
• Shell emulator — execute commands as if you're using real command line.
• Experimental support for copying big files
• ...lots of undone and untested moments :)

View CHANGELOG

PhpFM:

Download the archive with old PHPFM versions [585 Kb, RAR]

The archive contains all versions of PhpFM that existed, including those that have never released (e.g. PhpFM 3.0). Most of versions do not have support of English, but I patched them a little to make the automatic translation possible.

If you want to see the file manager translated to your language, you can use Google Translate page to do this:

• Enter the file manager with login login and password password (or demo if it's PhpFM 3.0)
• Copy URL in your browser and then paste it to "Translate URL" section (choose Russian -> English).
• Work as usual. The only exception — do not use forms.