As for creating a LVM for a DomU, it’s very simple. Create the lvm like normal:
lvcreate -L30G -n testvm1 XenVM
And then for the disk in the DomU xen configuration, you’d use something like this for the disk:
disk = ['phy:/dev/XenVM/testvm1,sda1,w']

sho.tz !!!!

http://www.psg.com/dns/tz/

If you could find a way to get a domain registered with that .tz extension that would be _SICK_ !!!

http://www.phpro.org/examples/Directory-Size.html

and instead of using exec ( “pwd” ), use getcwd() instead. Then, for the directory listing, you could use a combination of opendir() to get the directory handle open, and then throw a while loop onto a readdir() and loop through the listing. I think you could pretty much clear up all of the exec stuff in this script, then it would not matter if you had exec-functionality enabled in php.ini.

Don’t forget to throw an is_readable() if statement in there or something so that unreadable directories or files won’t stop your show.

Good work on this script though. I can see this being handy for anyone with web hosting somewhere who doesn’t understand where all of their quota went, and no SSH access.

I have a different file manager script that does what this one does and some more that I’ll be posting soon. It actually has some error checking in it and may be more useful since it won’t just die without saying why on directories it can’t access.

Thanks.