a new beginning...

[mandoz]

sorry rejetto.
i.e. it wasn't a request, I thought it might interest you.
I am a user of portable programs ....

[rejetto]

ciao mandoz, don't worry, i was just surprised someone would want/need to use IE on win10
and then i declared it won't work.
i'm using portable chrome for testing purposes (compatibliity), so it's not a matter of being portable.
peace

[rejetto]

...and HFS 3 just got https support
i hope we'll be able to integrate letsencrypt automatic generation, maybe as a plugin

[dj]

dark theme
make sufficient contrast ratio

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:root .theme-dark a {    color: #fff9;}
Modified: alternativ #94b2d1

[rejetto]

in the paste i've met issues using transparency for fonts, for the sake of shading, and in this case it's easy to decided a opaque code for the final color.
#8ac may do the job

[NaitLee]

I've found a github repo mirroring service for me: https://ghproxy.com/https://github.com/rejetto/hfs/
This works on git clone (and pull) but not a browser. Though It's enough
So I decided to pull & build HFS3 by myself, if there's an update.

Followed instructions in readme.md, the build result is running well
~/hfs $ cd dist && node src

... while there are notable alerts from npm:

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22 vulnerabilities (3 low, 18 moderate, 1 high)

This is the output of npm audit, before fixing:

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# npm audit report

follow-redirects  <1.14.7
Severity: high
Exposure of sensitive information in follow-redirects - https://github.com/advisories/GHSA-74fj-2j2h-c42q
fix available via `npm audit fix`
node_modules/follow-redirects

1 high severity vulnerability

To address all issues, run:
  npm audit fix

Of course I ran npm audit fix

But if I try building again, in the procedure the "22 vulnerabilities" alert is still there.

Auditing again will output found 0 vulnerabilities
Should it be true or false

[rejetto]

ignore those warnings, because they involve libs used only by the dev environment.
if you "npm audit --production"
you'll get "found 0 vulnerabilities"

i'm including this in the instructions

[rejetto]

here goes https
https://github.com/rejetto/hfs/releases/tag/v0.7.0-alpha

[rejetto]

https://github.com/rejetto/hfs/releases/tag/v0.8.0
pagination will allow you to work even with 30k files long lists
forbid listing of a specific folder
button to invert selection

[mandoz]

hi rejetto,

Is it possible that hfs3 ipv6 address is different from hfs2 ipv6?
it would seem shorter ...

[rejetto]

i just checked and it was the same to me

[TEA-Time]

Hi mandoz,

I know hardly anything about IPv6, but I do know that parts of it can be abbreviated, which probably explains why it's "shorter".  See the "Address representation" section on this Wikipedia page (should take you straight there):

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IPv6#Address_representation

[NaitLee]

My tpl plugin needs to get file list, better with streaming

I see the file_list function in api.file_list.ts, without "sse" parameter I can get it directly.
But first it's not in exported api, and more important, this method seems won't stream the list but do one big shot.

I also noted the onDirEntry which a plugin can define. Seems a good point.
But, is it for frontend (exclusively)? Should I use it for a middleware plugin?

Also, should my plugin be able to call internal apis like authentication/permission check, or make an http redirect/do other hacks?
... or simply let HFS itself handle them properly

[rejetto]

onDirEntry is in case you want to manipulate the list in the backend, not in frontend.
I think what you need is walkNode.

[rejetto]

https://github.com/rejetto/hfs/releases/tag/v0.9.0

admin interface, with real time connections monitor