@stefanbenten commented on GitHub:
This is a side affect of people abusing it for CDN use. I am actively investigating changing usage policies and prohibit the distribution in that manner. Its a…
@danfinn commented on GitHub:
Hi @aspacca this would be for self hosted. I suppose that would work for a default setting of Max-Days, what I'm more interested in is a default setting for…
@paolafrancesca commented on GitHub:
hello @danfinn
are you talking about a self-host instance of transfer.sh are you?
regarding a default Max-Days value set on the server side, this is…
@paolafrancesca commented on GitHub:
We would like the ability to force it (or at least set a default so that if it's not set by the client) to 1 day for example.
if we are talking about…
@danfinn commented on GitHub:
Setting it on the client side allows people to change it or tweak it to set it to whatever they want. We would like the ability to force it (or at least set a…
@danfinn commented on GitHub:
Sorry, you are correct. I wasn't thinking correctly, it's been a while since I posted this. What we would really like is to be able to enforce a limit on…
@stefanbenten commented on GitHub:
I think having the possibility of enforcing Max-Download or Max-Days is neat, however i do agree that it would need some frontend changes to make users aware of…
@Martinligabue commented on GitHub:
I would add the use case of a small self-hosted server that doesn't have a lot of disk space, and having a hard time limit would help clean up old files.
Edi…
@paolafrancesca commented on GitHub:
@Martinligabue , yes, you are right, PURGE_DAYS is the way to go to purge (doh!) old/stale files from the storage
beware that Max-Donwloads and…
@paolafrancesca commented on GitHub:
With that you share a secret with someone but they can only see it once and then it's gone. We would like to be able to accomplish the same thing with file…
@W01v3n commented on GitHub:
@aspacca Well, I got a VPS with NGINX on it that's using port 443. And I'd like to keep using NGINX with port 443 but I also want to include a virtual host for…
@W01v3n commented on GitHub:
@aspacca I do know how to set up a virtual host on NGINX, but I have less experience doing it as a reverse proxy. That's why I can really use a guide for that,…
@paolafrancesca commented on GitHub:
@W01v3n do you already know how to set up a virtual host on nginx, using it as a reverse proxy to a backend service?
@paolafrancesca commented on GitHub:
@W01v3n what are the information you are missing in order to deploy?
@paolafrancesca commented on GitHub:
there's nothing different for using nginx as reverse proxy for transfer.sh than for anything else
here's a template
server {
listen %YOUR.IP%:443…
@W01v3n commented on GitHub:
@aspacca That can work, great. Now I just need to know how can I make it work with the web interface as well. Maybe you can help even further with explaining that…
@W01v3n commented on GitHub:
I'll definitely try that, thanks a lot @aspacca !!!
@paolafrancesca commented on GitHub:
do you have a dns entry for %YOUR.DOMAIN% pointing to %YOUR.IP%?
that's it
if curl --upload-file etc is working then you can just open https://%YOU…
@paolafrancesca commented on GitHub:
The original repository does not include any HTML files..
because the files are embegged in a [go file ](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/dutchcoders/tra…