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Congrats on the project. Without loading and looking myself, how are the file accessible on the server? I asked because I'd like to have clients use this to sen
by usermac 11y ago
Congrats on the project. Without loading and looking myself, how are the file accessible on the server? I asked because I'd like to have clients use this to send ME files only. Is that an option?
- rbolte 11y agoCurrently, the files are stored as a flat file list on the file system using their randomly generated token to create a [token].json and [token].binary file. The JSON file contains meta information, the .binary file is the actual file. Using the default settings, you would get something like "./uploads/0b692a00635682fabc78b6a50655242c.binary" in the application directory. I've already has plans on making it possible to change the interface, for instance not allowing direct download from the homepage. I could ament this with the feature to send email notifications to the system administrator upon successful file transfer. The combination of both would allow you to use YouTransfer.io as a public drop box for files. Does this sound about right to you?
- usermac 11y agoYes, it sounds as expected. Thank you again for your work.