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Offline Giant Eagle

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Its possible to externally set comments to files and even templates to folders..

so why not be able to set folder restrictions for up and download defined in hfs.settings.ini. :)
This also makes it able to set upload rights in a sub folder inside a real folder, instead of giving upload rights to the entire real folder.

btw, i discovered that when you enter http://host/folder/hfs.diff.tpl, you can actually download the diff template. I think that that, along with hfs.settings.ini, should be restricted and give a 4.04 error. (or access denied error, tho 4.04 is better for security reasons)


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btw, i discovered that when you enter http://host/folder/hfs.diff.tpl, you can actually download the diff template. I think that that, along with hfs.settings.ini, should be restricted and give a 4.04 error. (or access denied error, tho 4.04 is better for security reasons)

how does it harm you?


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so why not be able to set folder restrictions for up and download defined in hfs.settings.ini. :)

having so many things in the to-do-list, a feature should be implemented if it is very useful to a number of people.
so, ask "why" instead of "why not" ;)

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This also makes it able to set upload rights in a sub folder inside a real folder, instead of giving upload rights to the entire real folder.

this is already possible by adding the sub folder (as real folder) right inside the real folder.a


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having so many things in the to-do-list, a feature should be implemented if it is very useful to a number of people.
so, ask "why" instead of "why not" ;)

Hmm, you're right. As always :P


this is already possible by adding the sub folder (as real folder) right inside the real folder.a

I always thought you'd see 2 folders who are identical to eachother. Never knew this was already available :)


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