it's configurable.
By default these files are NOT allowed:
hfs.*;*.htm*;descript.ion;*.comment;*.md5;*.corrupted
You can right click on the upload folder, go to "upload mask" and enter a custom mask, like
\hfs.*;*.htm*;descript.ion;*.comment;*.corrupted
you see i removed the md5 part.
Please, mind the initial slash, it means: DON'T allow these
only the upload mask needs the line.
*upload permissions need to be set first (account/anyone/anonymous...)etc...
your mask is now saying to not allow the files...
with this upload mask, a md5 file is now upload able...
also for other md5 file stuff, it better to edit the default template as stated here:
http://www.rejetto.com/forum/bug-reports/uploading-a-md5-file-is-forbidden/msg1061163/#msg1061163
@Mars: Thank you.Thanks to your "replace" macro trick, I've removed the "full path" and used %item-resource% instead of %item-name%. Now works beautifully with any file I throw in (even works with another unicode symbols I've tested). This is the final result (with some cosmetic changes marked in green):
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{.inc|ok.}
{.comment|Reset md5 var.}
{.set|md5.}
<li> <a href="%item-url%">%item-name%</a>
<br /><b>Size & Speed:</b> %item-size% @ %smart-speed%B/s
{.if|{.>|%item-size%|0.}|{:
{.comment|Calculate md5.}
{.set|md5|{.md5 file|%item-resource%.}.}
{.comment|Create a new md5 file.}
{.save|%item-resource%.md5|{.^md5.} {.replace |%folder-resource%\|*|%item-resource%.} /save.}
{.comment|View md5 on Upload Result.}
<br /><b>MD5 Checksum:</b> {.^md5.}
:}.}
{.if| {.length|%user%.} |{: {.comment|.append|%folder-resource%\hfs.comments.txt |{.filename|%item-resource%.}=uploaded by %user%
/append.}
{.set item|%item-url%|comment=uploaded by %user%.}
:}/if.}
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