* button "dl" in settings UI (always takes precedence)
* global-option and/or volflag "dlni"
* url-parameter ?dlni or ?dlni=0
the preference is applied per-volume when navigating between folders,
unless the settings-button has been toggled, which overrides that
if a textfile was shared with permission r below/inside a more
restrictive volume, then:
* if the parent volume had either permission g or h, then the files in
the parent folder could be accessed
* if the parent volume had anything stricter than g or h, then filenames
in the parent volume could be seen, but not accessed
adds functionality to allow browsing .cbz directly in the browser, without downloading them and using a separate program. meant for quickly inspecting the contents, less so for reading.
adds two new api calls, ?zls and ?zget, which return a file listing of a zip file and a specific file in the archive, respectively.
uses the zipfile module, so no support for .cbr etc
on Windows and Macos, most filesystems are case-insensitive,
which can lead to dangerous situations
one example is when another program (not copyparty or its UI) wants to
rename a file from `Foo` to `foo`; the program will probably start by
checking if `foo` exists and then delete it, however this would match
`Foo` and confuse the program into deleting the wrong file
fix this by adding a VERY EXPENSIVE detector to prevent this,
by listing the parent folder and checking if the case matches
this check will auto-enable when a case-insensitive FS is detected on
startup, but option `casechk` (global or volflag) can override this
given the following config:
* volume /a mapped to /srv/nas/
* volume /b mapped to /srv/nas/foo/
* anyone can read volume /a but not /b
accessing /a/foo/ would incorrectly fail because the xvol-check
would select /b based on its abspath being physically closer,
not considering that the same abspath is reachable from /a
extends idp-auth to also accept a collection of headers (and
expected values of those headers) and map those to certain users
useful for Tailscale-User-Login and similar
