content: Open-PFS: be your own Imgur, MediaFire, etc. This is a huge update with adding support adding "collections" (album-like file grouping) as a signature feature. http://www.panhost.xyz/public/open-pfs-lap-1.4.zip Open-PFS Version 1.4 Default owner and guest passwords are "admin"  This was designed to work on Linux based filesystems with PHP and Apache, just put these files in your /var/www/html/ directory. Note that passwords are hashed so there is no significant risk of having your passwords revealed if people access the password files. It is recommended that you disable "Indexes" in apache (remove it next to "options" in /etc/apache/httpd.conf or /etc/apache2/httpd.conf next to where it says "Options" under "<Directory /var/www/>" Feel free to change/share/use as you see fit. No warranty. Changelog 1.4: -Added collections. This is an album-like system for multiple types of files which loads images automatically as well as giving the option of password protection.  -Made the guest password something you can globally enable/disable. It is enabled by default. Disabling it allows anyone to upload without the password and enabling it makes it a requirement. -Upgraded from SHA256 to SHA512 hashes for better security. -Created the "quick upload one file" section for when collections aren't needed. -Added new management features including allowing the server admin to override password protection users place on collections, creating a simple admin page, and enabling simple one click deletions with the admin password. -Began listing version number on the homepage. 1.3: -Formatting/made things look better -added support for "push of a button" deletion on guest and private 1.2: -bug fixes 1.1: -added support for subdirectories via recursive glob