- Introduced CUSTOM_PATH as an optional environment variable to allow dynamic configuration of storage paths in the StorageService.
- Updated the _getDiskSpaceMultiplePaths method to utilize CUSTOM_PATH, enhancing flexibility in file storage management.
- Updated meta.json to include "3.2-beta" in the pages list.
- Revised documentation links across various files to point to the new 3.2-beta version, ensuring consistency in references for OIDC authentication, installation guides, and other related content.
- Adjusted layout and routing to default to the 3.2-beta documentation.
- Introduced a comprehensive download memory management system to handle large file downloads efficiently, preventing crashes and optimizing resource usage.
- Added configuration options for maximum concurrent downloads, memory thresholds, and queue sizes, allowing for adaptive scaling based on system resources.
- Implemented new API endpoints for managing the download queue, including status checks and cancellation of queued downloads.
- Updated documentation to include details on the new memory management features and their configuration.
- Enhanced user experience by integrating download queue indicators in the UI, providing real-time feedback on download status and estimated wait times.
- Introduced the PRESIGNED_URL_EXPIRATION environment variable across multiple configuration files to allow users to customize the expiration time for presigned URLs.
- Updated documentation to include details on the new variable, its default value, and guidance on choosing appropriate expiration times based on security and usability needs.
- Refactored relevant code to utilize the new configuration option for generating presigned URLs in the file and reverse share services.
- Introduced the S3_REJECT_UNAUTHORIZED variable across multiple configuration files to allow users to disable strict SSL certificate validation for self-signed certificates.
- Updated documentation to reflect the new variable and its usage in various contexts, including examples for MinIO and S3-compatible services.
- Enhanced server configuration to handle the new variable appropriately, ensuring compatibility with self-hosted S3 solutions.
- Deleted the demo page and its associated client component to streamline the application.
- Removed demo-related button from the home page.
- Updated environment variable configuration by removing the DEMO_MODE setting.
- Simplified file controller and storage service logic by eliminating demo mode checks.
- Updated docker-compose files to provide clearer environment variable options for S3 and filesystem encryption.
- Removed default values for ENABLE_S3 and DISABLE_FILESYSTEM_ENCRYPTION in favor of commented guidance for user customization.
- Incremented version numbers to 3.1.6-beta across all relevant package.json files.
- Enhanced documentation to reflect changes in configuration and deployment instructions, including UID/GID handling and storage options.
refactor: simplify server startup script and move provider/config checks to separate files
docs: update documentation to reflect encryption changes and default UID/GID values
- Changed default behavior to disable filesystem encryption for improved performance.
- Updated environment variable handling for DISABLE_FILESYSTEM_ENCRYPTION and ENCRYPTION_KEY across multiple configuration files.
- Added new scripts and configuration files for managing application settings and providers.
- Adjusted Dockerfile and server start scripts to reflect changes in UID/GID handling and file management.
- Enhanced documentation to clarify encryption options and their implications.
- Added a section on performance implications of filesystem encryption in the architecture documentation.
- Updated the quick-start guide to link to the new performance considerations section, emphasizing the impact of encryption on resource usage and file access strategies.
- Updated docker-compose files to include a commented-out DEFAULT_LANGUAGE variable for setting the default application language.
- Modified the Dockerfile to export NEXT_PUBLIC_DEFAULT_LANGUAGE with a fallback to 'en-US'.
- Enhanced documentation in the quick-start guide to reflect the new DEFAULT_LANGUAGE variable and its usage.
- Updated i18n request handling to support multiple locales based on the DEFAULT_LANGUAGE environment variable.
- Added a Live Demo button to the home page that generates a unique demo ID and token, storing them in session storage.
- Created a new DemoPage component to validate access using the demo ID and token, and to manage demo creation and status checking.
- Introduced BackgroundLights component for visual effects on the demo page.
- Enhanced user experience with loading states and error handling during demo generation.
- Enhanced comments in docker-compose files to clarify the purpose of environment variables, including optional settings for UID, GID, and filesystem encryption.
- Introduced DISABLE_FILESYSTEM_ENCRYPTION variable to allow users to disable file encryption, making the ENCRYPTION_KEY optional.
- Updated documentation in quick-start guide to reflect changes in environment variable usage and security warnings.
- Updated the OIDC authentication meta.json to include Pocket ID in the list of supported pages.
- Created a new documentation file for Pocket ID authentication, detailing setup, configuration, and troubleshooting.
- Added relevant images to support the Pocket ID documentation.
- Updated the OIDC provider cards to display Pocket ID.
- Configured Pocket ID in the server's authentication provider settings, including necessary endpoints and metadata.
- Enhanced provider patterns and scopes to support Pocket ID integration.
- Translated SMTP connection test messages in French and Polish for better localization.
- Removed unused icon imports in the two-factor verification and profile components to streamline the code.
- Simplified user data extraction in the login hook for clarity and consistency.
- Added two-factor authentication support to the login process, enhancing security for user accounts.
- Introduced new routes and services for managing 2FA setup, verification, and backup codes.
- Updated user model to include fields for 2FA status and backup codes.
- Enhanced login and profile pages to accommodate 2FA input and management.
- Added translations for 2FA-related messages in multiple languages.
- Integrated QR code generation for 2FA setup, improving user experience during authentication.
- Revised comments for PALMR_UID and PALMR_GID environment variables in the quick-start guide to align with recent changes in Docker Compose files, ensuring clarity on their purpose and usage.
- Removed outdated comments to streamline the documentation and improve user understanding of UID and GID settings.
- Removed unused Turborepo configuration files and updated the .gitignore to exclude unnecessary directories.
- Simplified package.json scripts by removing redundant entries related to Turborepo.
- Updated dependencies in pnpm-lock.yaml and package.json for various packages, ensuring compatibility and improved performance.
- Enhanced pnpm workspace configuration by removing obsolete entries and ensuring consistency across applications.
- Added new lint log files for server and web applications to track linting processes.
- Updated the SMTP configuration section to include new fields for trusting self-signed certificates and advanced connection security options.
- Improved the documentation structure by adding subsections for basic SMTP configuration, email sender configuration, and advanced options.
- Introduced a testing feature for SMTP connections, detailing the process and expected outcomes for users.
- Removed outdated images and added new visuals to better illustrate the configuration steps and user interface elements.
- Enhanced translations for various languages to support the new SMTP features.
- Enhanced comments for PALMR_UID and PALMR_GID environment variables across multiple Docker Compose files to indicate that users can change these values to match the UID and GID of the user running the container.
- Added a note in the quick-start documentation to guide users on adjusting UID and GID for file upload issues, including commands to find the current UID and GID in Linux systems.
- Added ZoomableImage components to illustrate OIDC provider options and settings, enhancing visual guidance for users.
- Updated the documentation to clarify the configuration process and recommended practices for using multiple OIDC providers.
- Introduced a new image showcasing all OIDC providers to improve user understanding of available options.
- Updated titles for Auth0, Authentik, Discord, Frontegg, GitHub, Google, Kinde Auth, and Zitadel documentation by removing "Provider Configuration" for a cleaner presentation.
- Added new images to enhance the documentation for custom OIDC provider setup, improving user understanding and visual guidance.
