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Afian - document manager

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Give to people private space on a server, where they can easily upload and organize their files, and where they can choose to make certain folders available over the Web to the public (or just to certain persons) -- in a simple yet highly refined Web interface. Each user can manage his own separate folder, or you can have many people share the same directory. The administrator can choose to limit the permissions for certain users. People can: upload, rename, delete files / folders; create/extract ZIP archives; send files by email; chmod (recursive chmod for folders). Cut, Copy and Paste files and folders to a web-based Clipboard. Delete objects to a Trash bin (and restore them). The administrator has access to logs that record and timestamp each operation, for each user. It has four different views, with icons and thumbnails for picture files. See the live online demo.

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