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Contains class with basic file management functions $Id: class.t3lib_basicfilefunc.php 1979 2007-02-04 21:04:20Z mundaun $ Revised for TYPO3 3.6 July/2003 by Kasper Skaarhoj
Author: | Kasper Skaarhoj <kasperYYYY@typo3.com> |
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t3lib_basicFileFunctions:: (19 méthodes):
init()
getTotalFileInfo()
is_allowed()
checkIfFullAccess()
is_webpath()
checkIfAllowed()
checkFileNameLen()
is_directory()
isPathValid()
getUniqueName()
checkPathAgainstMounts()
findFirstWebFolder()
blindPath()
findTempFolder()
cleanDirectoryName()
rmDoubleSlash()
slashPath()
cleanFileName()
formatSize()
Classe: t3lib_basicFileFunctions - X-Ref
Contains functions for management, validation etc of files in TYPO3, using the concepts of web- and ftp-space. Please see the comment for the init() functioninit($mounts, $f_ext) X-Ref |
Constructor This function should be called to initialise the internal arrays $this->mounts and $this->f_ext A typical example of the array $mounts is this: $mounts[xx][path] = (..a mounted path..) the 'xx'-keys is just numerical from zero. There are also a [name] and [type] value that just denotes the mountname and type. Not used for athentication here. $this->mounts is traversed in the function checkPathAgainstMounts($thePath), and it is checked that $thePath is actually below one of the mount-paths The mountpaths are with a trailing '/'. $thePath must be with a trailing '/' also! As you can see, $this->mounts is very critical! This is the array that decides where the user will be allowed to copy files!! Typically the global var $WEBMOUNTS would be passed along as $mounts A typical example of the array $f_ext is this: $f_ext['webspace']['allow']=''; $f_ext['webspace']['deny']='php3,php'; $f_ext['ftpspace']['allow']='*'; $f_ext['ftpspace']['deny']=''; The control of fileextensions goes in two catagories. Webspace and Ftpspace. Webspace is folders accessible from a webbrowser (below TYPO3_DOCUMENT_ROOT) and ftpspace is everything else. The control is done like this: If an extension matches 'allow' then the check returns true. If not and an extension matches 'deny' then the check return false. If no match at all, returns true. You list extensions comma-separated. If the value is a '*' every extension is allowed The list is case-insensitive when used in this class (see init()) Typically TYPO3_CONF_VARS['BE']['fileExtensions'] would be passed along as $f_ext. Example: $basicff->init($GLOBALS['FILEMOUNTS'],$TYPO3_CONF_VARS['BE']['fileExtensions']); param: array Contains the paths of the file mounts for the current BE user. Normally $GLOBALS['FILEMOUNTS'] is passed. This variable is set during backend user initialization; $FILEMOUNTS = $BE_USER->returnFilemounts(); (see typo3/init.php) param: array Array with information about allowed and denied file extensions. Typically passed: $TYPO3_CONF_VARS['BE']['fileExtensions'] return: void |
getTotalFileInfo($wholePath) X-Ref |
Returns an array with a whole lot of fileinformation. param: string Filepath to existing file. Should probably be absolute. Filefunctions are performed on this value. return: array Information about the file in the filepath |
is_allowed($iconkey,$type) X-Ref |
Checks if a $iconkey (fileextension) is allowed according to $this->f_ext. param: string The extension to check, eg. "php" or "html" etc. param: string Either "webspage" or "ftpspace" - points to a key in $this->f_ext return: boolean True if file extension is allowed. |
checkIfFullAccess($theDest) X-Ref |
Returns true if you can operate of ANY file ('*') in the space $theDest is in ('webspace' / 'ftpspace') param: string Absolute path return: boolean |
is_webpath($path) X-Ref |
Checks if $this->webPath (should be TYPO3_DOCUMENT_ROOT) is in the first part of $path Returns true also if $this->init is not set or if $path is empty... param: string Absolute path to check return: boolean |
checkIfAllowed($ext, $theDest, $filename='') X-Ref |
If the filename is given, check it against the TYPO3_CONF_VARS[BE][fileDenyPattern] + Checks if the $ext fileextension is allowed in the path $theDest (this is based on whether $theDest is below the $this->webPath) param: string File extension, eg. "php" or "html" param: string Absolute path for which to test param: string Filename to check against TYPO3_CONF_VARS[BE][fileDenyPattern] return: boolean True if extension/filename is allowed |
checkFileNameLen($fileName) X-Ref |
Returns true if the input filename string is shorter than $this->maxInputNameLen. param: string Filename, eg "somefile.html" return: boolean |
is_directory($theDir) X-Ref |
Cleans $theDir for slashes in the end of the string and returns the new path, if it exists on the server. param: string Directory path to check return: string Returns the cleaned up directory name if OK, otherwise false. |
isPathValid($theFile) X-Ref |
Wrapper for t3lib_div::validPathStr() param: string Filepath to evaluate return: boolean True, if no '//', '..' or '\' is in the $theFile |
getUniqueName($theFile, $theDest, $dontCheckForUnique=0) X-Ref |
Returns the destination path/filename of a unique filename/foldername in that path. If $theFile exists in $theDest (directory) the file have numbers appended up to $this->maxNumber. Hereafter a unique string will be appended. This function is used by fx. TCEmain when files are attached to records and needs to be uniquely named in the uploads/* folders param: string The input filename to check param: string The directory for which to return a unique filename for $theFile. $theDest MUST be a valid directory. Should be absolute. param: boolean If set the filename is returned with the path prepended without checking whether it already existed! return: string The destination absolute filepath (not just the name!) of a unique filename/foldername in that path. |
checkPathAgainstMounts($thePath) X-Ref |
Checks if $thePath is a path under one of the paths in $this->mounts See comment in the header of this class. param: string $thePath MUST HAVE a trailing '/' in order to match correctly with the mounts return: string The key to the first mount found, otherwise nothing is returned. |
findFirstWebFolder() X-Ref |
Find first web folder (relative to PATH_site.'fileadmin') in filemounts array return: string The key to the first mount inside PATH_site."fileadmin" found, otherwise nothing is returned. |
blindPath($thePath) X-Ref |
Removes filemount part of a path, thus blinding the position. Takes a path, $thePath, and removes the part of the path which equals the filemount. param: string $thePath is a path which MUST be found within one of the internally set filemounts, $this->mounts return: string The processed input path |
findTempFolder() X-Ref |
Find temporary folder Finds the first $this->tempFN ('_temp_' usually) -folder in the internal array of filemounts, $this->mounts return: string Returns the path if found, otherwise nothing if error. |
cleanDirectoryName($theDir) X-Ref |
Removes all dots, slashes and spaces after a path... param: string Input string return: string Output string |
rmDoubleSlash($string) X-Ref |
Converts any double slashes (//) to a single slash (/) param: string Input value return: string Returns the converted string |
slashPath($path) X-Ref |
Returns a string which has a slash '/' appended if it doesn't already have that slash param: string Input string return: string Output string with a slash in the end (if not already there) |
cleanFileName($fileName,$charset='') X-Ref |
Returns a string where any character not matching [.a-zA-Z0-9_-] is substituted by '_' param: string Input string, typically the body of a filename param: string Charset of the a filename (defaults to current charset; depending on context) return: string Output string with any characters not matching [.a-zA-Z0-9_-] is substituted by '_' |
formatSize($sizeInBytes) X-Ref |
Formats an integer, $sizeInBytes, to Mb or Kb or just bytes param: integer Bytes to be formated return: string Formatted with M,K or appended. |
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