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Added new setting to force JPGs sent as WebP if supported by the client
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@@ -18,10 +18,12 @@ In this file you can set the following options. For a simple working example con
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| MASTER_DELETE_IP | IP addr | If set, allows deletion of image no matter what delete code you provided if request is coming from this single IP |
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| UPLOAD_FORM_LOCATION | string | If set, will only show the upload form if this url is requested. eg if you set it to /secret/upload then you only see the form if you go to http://your.pictshare.server/secret/upload but bare in mind that the uploads [via API](/rtfm/API.md) will still work for anyone|
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| ALLOWED_SUBNET | IPv4 or IPv6 CIDR | If set, will limit uploads to IPs that match this CIDR |
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| ALWAYS_WEBP | bool | If set to `true`, JPGs will always be served as WebP, if the client supports it (if `image/webp` is in header `HTTP_ACCEPT`) |
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| UPLOAD_QUOTA (NOT IMPLEMENTED) | int | Size in MB. If set, will only allow uploads if combined size of uploads on Server is smaller than this value. Does not account for ALT_FOLDER data and resized versions of original uploads won't be added to calculation |
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| UPLOAD_CODE (NOT IMPLEMENTED | string | If set, all uploads require this code via GET or POST variable "uploadcode" or upload will fail |
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| MAX_RESIZED_IMAGES (NOT IMPLEMENTED | string | If set, limits count of resized images/videos per file on server |
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# Content controllers
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PictShare is not limited to handling just images. Various content types including txt,mp4 and even url shortenings are supported.
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By default all of these are enabled but if you only need one or more, you can whitelist them and all others won't be accessible.
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@@ -33,6 +33,14 @@ chown 1000 -R /data/pictshareuploads
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docker run -d -e "MAX_UPLOAD_SIZE=1024" -v /data/pictshareuploads:/var/www/data -p 80:80 --name=pictshare ghcr.io/hascheksolutions/pictshare
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```
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### Development
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Using these commands it will mount the current directory in the docker container so you can develop locally without building after each change.
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```bash
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docker build -t pictshare -f docker/Dockerfile .
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docker run -it --rm --name pictshare-dev -p 8080:80 -v $(pwd):/var/www -v $(pwd)/data:/var/www/data -e "URL=http://localhost:8080/" -e "SKIP_FILEPERMISSIONS=true" pictshare
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```
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## ENV Variables
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There are some ENV variables that only apply to the Docker image
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- MAX_UPLOAD_SIZE (int | size in MB that will be used for nginx. default 50)
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@@ -53,6 +61,8 @@ Every other variable can be referenced against the [default PictShare configurat
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- LOG_UPLOADER (true/false | log IPs of uploaders)
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- MAX_RESIZED_IMAGES (int | how many versions of a single image may exist? -1 for infinite)
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- SHOW_ERRORS (true/false | show upload/size/server errors?)
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- SKIP_FILEPERMISSIONS (true/false | enables/disables fixing file permissions on start. default is false)
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- ALWAYS_WEBP (true/false | Always tries to server JPGs as WEBp if the client supports it. Default is false)
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- ALT_FOLDER (path to a folder where all hashes will be copied to and looked for offsite backup via nfs for example)
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- S3_BUCKET (string | Name of your S3 bucket)
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- S3_ACCESS_KEY (string | Access Key for your Bucket)
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