_config.php

<?php
/**
 * Secure Files Module Configuration
 *
 * @package securefiles
 * @author Hamish Campbell <hn.campbell@gmail.com>
 * @copyright copyright (c) 2010, Hamish Campbell
 */
define('MODULE_SECUREFILES_PATH', basename(dirname(__FILE__)));

Director::addRules(50, array(ASSETS_DIR . '/$Action' => 'SecureFileController'));
AssetAdmin::require_css(MODULE_SECUREFILES_PATH . '/css/SecureFiles.css');
// -------------------------------

/**
 *  Apply optional permission methods here. Include them in the reverse
 *  order that you would like them to appear in the CMS.
 */

// Assign file security by individual member:
// DataObject::add_extension('File', 'SecureFileMemberPermissionDecorator');

// Assign file security by member group:
// DataObject::add_extension('File', 'SecureFileGroupPermissionDecorator');

// Create time-limited access tokens:
// DataObject::add_extension('File', 'SecureFileTokenPermissionDecorator');

// -------------------------------
DataObject::add_extension('File', 'SecureFileDecorator');

/**
 * For large files or heavily trafficed sites use x-sendfile headers to by-pass
 * file handling in PHP. Supported in lighttpd and in Apache with mod_xsendfile
 * available at http://tn123.ath.cx/mod_xsendfile/
 */
// SecureFileController::use_x_sendfile_method();

/**
 * For testing or debug purposes, you can force this module to use the internal
 * Sapphire send file method. Not recommended for production sites.
 */
// SecureFileController::use_ss_sendfile_method();