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showfile plugin

Compatible with DokuWiki

Devel only

plugin A basic plugin to display the content of files present on the server's disks

Last updated on
2008-05-13
Provides
Syntax

The missing download url means that this extension cannot be installed via the Extension Manager. Please see Publishing a Plugin on dokuwiki.org. Recommended are public repository hosts like GitHub, GitLab or Bitbucket.

Similar to displayfile, source, src

Tagged with code, display, file, include

:!: This plugin should never be used in an open environment as it allows to read arbitrary files from the webserver, including security sensitive files like /etc/passwd, .htaccess or DokuWiki's own conf/users.auth.php :!:

NOTE: I can't see what advantages this has over the source plugin. Amongst other things the source plugin includes:

  • security options to restrict the files that can be displayed, and
  • provides dependency checking to work with DokuWiki's caching, thereby allowing the rendered wiki page to be cached.

Christopher Smith 2008/05/14 03:38

A basic plugin for displaying file contents, for file located on the server's disks. It's a first time experiment as DokuWiki plugin developer and the plugin was developed in like 10 minutes … so feel free to improve …

Of course the files must be readable by the Apache user or group for the content to be displayed.

-GrdScarabe

Development

Usage

<showfile>/var/log/messages.log</showfile>

Where

  • /var/log/messages.log is the file to display ;)

It is recommended (mandatory) to add the ~~ NOCACHE ~~ directive to have the content refreshed each time the page is displayed.

plugin/showfile.1254830803.txt.gz · Last modified: 2009-10-06 14:06 by laynee

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