Files in the customer dir can come from uploads or be placed there by
staff via WebDAV — say so explicitly in the heading.
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- /u/:token/files lists files in the customer folder, /u/:token/file
streams a download. Iterative walker with depth limit; symlinks are
rejected at enumeration and via realpath containment on download;
Content-Disposition filename is sanitized with an RFC 5987 fallback
- New "Private WebDAV-URL" field in admin settings, displayed under
the customer table. Served via authenticated /status (not public
/branding) so it does not leak to upload visitors
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New smtp_notify_customer toggle in the SMTP section. Defaults to true
to preserve existing behavior. When unchecked, customers no longer
receive the upload summary even if they have an email on file; staff
and (optionally) admins keep getting their notifications.
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Entrypoint runs as root, ensures /data/{db,uploads,logo} and
/webdav-config exist with UID 1000 ownership, then drops privileges
via gosu. Removes the manual sudo chown step from the README and
makes a fresh docker compose up succeed without prep.
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The Explorer optimistically removes icons on a rejected DELETE, and apps
that LOCK before open get stuck for 30-60s on the WebClient negative
cache when the user only has read access. New disable-webdav-locking.reg
turns SupportLocking off as an opt-in workaround for view-only setups.
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- helmet, express-rate-limit (login/setup/customer-auth/me-password)
- Constant-time login (bcrypt always runs against a dummy hash on miss)
- Cookie secure flag follows req.protocol; trust proxy is env-gated to
prevent X-Forwarded-For spoofing on direct exposure
- Drop SVG from accepted logo types (same-origin XSS) and resolve the
served logo path against LOGO_DIR as defense in depth
- Self-service /me/password endpoint plus header button; bumps minimum
password length to 8 across backend, prompts and edit modal
- Multer 1.x → 2.x for current security backports
- Customer edit modal replaces stacked prompts; user role is now an
inline dropdown with a confirm-and-revert flow
- Windows .reg helper plus README section for Basic-Auth-over-HTTP and
the http:// vs \\HOST@PORT\DavWWWRoot\ mapping syntax
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- Optional email field on users and customers
- SMTP config in admin settings with test-mail button and an opt-in
"notify admins on upload" toggle
- Debounced upload notifier sends one summary email per customer session
to the customer, assigned staff and (optionally) admins
- Two-step customer lifecycle: "Deaktivieren" archives the link and
keeps data, "Dateien löschen" purges files and the DB entry after a
name-typed confirmation
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- Modern dark/light theme with CSS variables, pills, cards and a sticky nav
- New Branding section in admin settings: upload logo (png/jpg/svg/webp/gif,
2 MB) plus width/height sliders, proportional scale and reset
- Logo served publicly via /logo and displayed on admin portal and the
customer upload page; files persist under ./data/logo
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- Customer upload via token link (no login), optional password + expiry,
drag & drop for files and folders with preserved structure
- Admin portal with setup wizard, role-based users (admin/staff),
per-customer WebDAV access rules (read/write), session auth
- WebDAV container (Debian apache2) with htpasswd + access.conf
auto-generated from the SQLite DB and reloaded via inotifywait
- Configurable public base URL and janitor cron interval in admin UI;
janitor reconciles the uploads table with the filesystem
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Stefan Hacker