InnoDrive: a Python 3-based multi-network drive mounting tool that provides advanced features such as member synchronization

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InnoDrive is a powerful Python 3 program designed to provide users with a series of practical functions such as multi-network drive mounting, online viewing, online uploading, downloading, multi-network drive synchronization, master-slave synchronization, online sharing, folder permission management and so on. In addition, it also supports member function, hierarchy, pay-per-view, password-view, payment module, theme switching and very fast cache.
Although the project has just been released less than a month ago, users may experience some problems with the experience. However, the author is an aspiring developer and will maintain and update the project for a long time to keep improving the user experience. Here are the main features of the tool:
InnoDrive PHP version (InnoDriveP): InnoDriveP is the PHP version of InnoDrive, which maintains the same UI style as the original version, while the code is streamlined and the framework is extensible.
Update Cache Tip: Please note that due to MySQL's performance limitations, updating the cache is done in a single thread. It may take some time especially if there are a lot of files. Also, a similar bottleneck exists since PHP itself only supports single-threading.
Installation Requirements:
For InnoDrive to work properly, you need to make sure that the PHP version is not lower than 7.1.3 and that the following extensions are installed:
OpenSSL PHP Extension
PDO PHP Extension
Mbstring PHP extension
Tokenizer PHP extension
XML PHP Extension
Ctype PHP Extension
JSON PHP Extension
BCMath PHP Extension
Installation Steps:
Access to the backend: You can access the backend through the domain name /admin/login, the default account password is admin.
Database setup: Please import the root directory install. This is a temporary solution.
Adding a Web Drive: First, you need to add your web drive and update the cache.
Setting up the home page: After setting up, refresh the page. If the cache is large, it means the update is successful. If there are more files, please wait for a moment.

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Installation and usage instructions:

For web hosting users, the Apache architecture is configured as follows, I don't know for Nginx
Create a .htaccess file in the root directory with the following contents:

RewriteEngine on
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI} ! ^public
RewriteRule ^(. *)$ public/$1 [L]

If you are a VPS user, you can directly modify the website running directory to public.

Modify the database connection in the root .env directory:

DB_CONNECTION=mysql
DB_HOST=127.0.0.1 Database Address
DB_PORT=3306 Database port
DB_DATABASE=cuteonep Database Name
DB_USERNAME=root Database account number
DB_PASSWORD=root Database password

The backstage address is:
Domain name/admin/login
Default password admin

The default database file is install.sql in the root directory directly into the database, temporarily first;
Then still first add the netbook, update the cache and set up the homepage.
Just update the cache by tapping on it, then refresh the page, if there is a cache amount it is a normal update;
You've got a lot of paperwork, so you wait a little longer;