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Nagios Core and Docker and TypeScript(medium.com)
1 points by rbolte 7y ago|0 comments
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Gfc.io – visualise your Git branches(gfc.io)
1 points by rbolte 7y ago|0 comments
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Follow the Leader - Zero-Conf Leader Election for Node.js(npmjs.com)
1 points by rbolte 8y ago|0 comments
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Creating a realiable and scalable redirect server with Docker and Mocha tests(medium.com)
2 points by rbolte 8y ago|0 comments
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Ansible DNS dynamic inventory script(github.com)
2 points by rbolte 10y ago|0 comments
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For me, Agile/Scrum is about collaboration, not planning or prioritisation(medium.com)
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Using DNS as an Ansible dynamic inventory(medium.com)
3 points by rbolte 11y ago|0 comments
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Safe harbour is dead, long live EU-US Privacy Shield(linkedin.com)
1 points by rbolte 11y ago|0 comments
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by rbolte 11y ago
Released version 1.0.3 which fixes the XSS and path traversal security issues (as well as 3 other issues, see https://github.com/remie/YouTransfer/issues?q=milestone%3A1.... for more info)
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by rbolte 11y ago
Good catch! The XSS error was introduced with the implementation of error handling, but is a really unwanted side effect :) I've created two issues on GitHub ( https://github.com/remie/YouTransfer/issues/1
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by rbolte 11y ago
I'm not familiar with camlistore, but a first glance at the project website tells me that it has way more features and serves a different goal. YouTransfer is basically a very simple hit & run file sharing application. The goal is
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by rbolte 11y ago
BTW: if this concerns the youtranfer.io website (instead of the YouTransfer application), I'm actually a bit hesitant to change this. I'm currently using the GitHub site generator for convenience. There is a limited set of templat
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by rbolte 11y ago
Good suggestion! I've added an issue on GitHub ( https://github.com/remie/YouTransfer/issues/106 ). BTW: normally the files will expire within a specific timeframe and will be removed by a scheduled cleanu
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by rbolte 11y ago
I'm a bit hesitant to change this as I'm using the GitHub site generator for convenience. There is a limited set of templates available, most of which are either ugly or have readability issues. As the website basically only consi
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by rbolte 11y ago
The problem with ACL is that I'm worried it will make the project more complex. I've added an issue on GitHub for future reference ( https://github.com/remie/YouTransfer/issues/105 )
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by rbolte 11y ago
Are you referring to the generated GitHub pages on http://youtransfer.io or to the demo instance ( http://demo.youtransfer.io ) which is the actual application?
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by rbolte 11y ago
Basically... yeah, if you do not take any additional security measures, anybody can just "dump" files on your server. You could opt for the S3 storage provider, which will dump the files to Amazon AWS instead. The YouTransfer proj
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by rbolte 11y ago
Currently, 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. Usin
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by rbolte 11y ago
:D How about Proxima Nova? ( http://www.marksimonson.com/fonts/view/proxima-nova )
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by rbolte 11y ago
Thanks! I'm glad I could help :)
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by rbolte 11y ago
Any suggestions?
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by rbolte 11y ago
And it's done. The 1.0.2 hotfix is now available with the token generation fix as well as 2 other enhancements.
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by rbolte 11y ago
It's not really related. YouTransfer.io uses DropzoneJS as the file transfer UI for javascript enabled browsers.
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by rbolte 11y ago
I've opted for the 16 bits version right now as it fits better in the UI. There will be an additional issue to deal with improving the bitrate as well as making a suitable UI for it. EDIT: I'm using `crypto.randomBytes(16).toStrin
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by rbolte 11y ago
It has less features :) The success of services like WeTransfer or Dropbox is that it is dead simple to use. It does one thing (sharing files) and makes this as easy as possible. Seafile seems to be easy enough, yet still has a multitude of
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by rbolte 11y ago
Working on it as we speak! I'm currently running the tests and hope to have a 1.0.2 hotfix ready by lunch. EDIT: The 1.0.2 hotfix is now available with the token generation fix as well as 2 other enhancements.
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by rbolte 11y ago
Thanks!
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by rbolte 11y ago
Actually... you don't need any of those. It's only a suggestion. You can also install NodeJS, download YouTransfer, set the port to 80 and run it. However, it is highly recommended to either use Docker, a reverse proxy, any of t
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by rbolte 11y ago
You're right! I was actually still working on the demo and am a bit overwhelmed by the attention generated by the HN show case. I've update the README and website, thanks!
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by rbolte 11y ago
Thanks for scrutinising the codebase! You are absolutely right that there is no need for creating a hash. This was just plain laziness on my part. I've created an issue ( https://github.com/remie/YouTransfer/i

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