Root Folder

Catacombae DiskUsageAnalyzer goes through your files, starting at a specified root folder, and calculates the weights of the subtrees based on the amount disk space that they occupy.

Catacombae DiskUsageAnalyzer was designed with the help of the Java programming language.

Platforms: Windows, Mac, *nix, Python, BSD Solaris

2eNetWorX/dev site is an open source content management system.Currently 2eNetWorX/dev site is designed to run in a folder «/dev» under the root of your website. Databases should be in a folder called «data» under root folder.

Introduction

The API below is accessible only to relevant premium account types, as mentioned in our upgrade pages.

Code examples are provided in multiple languages.

Where can I use this?

Rest API v1 is only available to use with HTTP basic auth, making it only secure for personal use.

How to use

// Close request to clear up some resources

# Get contents of root folder into array

# Download first file in subfolder

# Get HLS url for first file

The Seedr REST API can be used with any tool supporting JSON and HTTP requests.
Data is passed into the API using regular HTTP params, with output resulting from the requests returned in JSON.

Note that a file at 100% is fully downloaded, and 101% means it has been moved to a folder.

Folders

# List contents of folder by ID in JSON
curl GET https://www.seedr.cc/rest/folder/folder_id

# List contents of root folder in JSON
curl GET https://www.seedr.cc/rest/folder

# Get contents of the first subfolder

# Get contents of root folder into array

Folder by ID:

No parameters needed.

Download Folder

curl filename.zip GET https://www.seedr.cc/rest/folder/folder_id/download

# Download first subfolder

Create Folder

# Create folder
curl POST https://www.seedr.cc/rest/folder

Rename Folder

# Rename folder
curl POST https://www.seedr.cc/rest/folder/folder_id/rename

Delete Folder

### Delete folder
curl POST https://www.seedr.cc/rest/folder/folder_id/delete

# Delete first folder

Files

# Download file
curl GET https://www.seedr.cc/rest/file/file_id

Get File HLS URL

# Get HLS converted video
curl GET https://www.seedr.cc/rest/file/file_id/hls

Get File Preview Image

# Get File Preview Image
curl GET https://www.seedr.cc/rest/file/file_id/image

Get File Thumbnail

# Get File Thumbnail 32px * relative height ( if exists )
curl GET https://www.seedr.cc/rest/file/file_id/thumbnail

# Get File Preview Image (if it exists)

Rename File

# Rename file
curl POST https://www.seedr.cc/rest/file/file_id/rename

Delete File

# Delet first file
curl POST https://www.seedr.cc/rest/file/file_id/delete

# Delete first file

Transfers

curl POST https://www.seedr.cc/rest/transfer/magnet

Add from a URL

curl POST https://www.seedr.cc/rest/transfer/url

Add from a File

# Local File
curl POST https://www.seedr.cc/rest/transfer/file

Delete a File

curl POST https://www.seedr.cc/rest/transfer/

User Information

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Outside Root folder, and downloading Files from Server

by Jakey » 2008-09-08 22:12

I have been told I need to upload a folder called /ProductA to my site, but it must not be in the ‘root’ folder.

First, am I correct in saying the root folder is public_html? That’s where all my files are.

2nd, how do I upload a folder outside public_html?

3rd, I have been told by my host to download my backup from within the /home/ directory on my server using ftp. I only know a bit about how to upload files. Please can someone tell me how to download files from the server or direct me to some tutorials?

by boco » 2008-09-09 15:11

Jakey wrote:3rd, I have been told by my host to download my backup from within the /home/ directory on my server using ftp. I only know a bit about how to upload files. Please can someone tell me how to download files from the server or direct me to some tutorials?

Download is nearly exactly the same as upload, with only one difference: the direction. On upload you copy files from your HD to the FTP server, download is copying from the FTP server to the HD.

by Jakey » 2008-09-09 18:47

Thanks. I couldn’t find the right files within Filezilla yesterday.

They are there now, but the backup folder is a .gz file. My PC does not know what type of file that is. Please let me know how I can open it, thanks.

Does anyone know the answer to my other two questions? It’s a subfolder I need to make. Where would I put a subfolder please?

by boco » 2008-09-10 21:32

This file type is called a ‘gzipped tarball’. It’s very common in the *NIX (UNIX, Linux) world and natively supported there (your webserver is a *NIX type). There are quite a few archivers that know how to handle this format. My all-time favorite: 7-Zip. WinRAR handles it, too.