* http-upload:
mod_http_upload: Use application/octet-stream instead of text/html for security reasons
mod_http_upload: Add note regarding "get_url"
mod_http_upload: Use full PUT URL for process name
mod_http_upload: Rename variable for clarity
mod_http_upload: Fix logging of file size mismatch
mod_http_upload: Return error atoms, not strings
mod_http_upload: Log message if URL looks wrong
mod_http_upload_quota: Don't track all users
mod_http_upload: Make case indentation consistent
mod_http_upload: Apply cosmetic changes
mod_http_upload: Don't flatten command strings
mod_http_upload: Don't let identify/1 return error
mod_http_upload_quota: Omit info message
mod_http_upload: Don't complain during shutdown
mod_http_upload: Use binary strings in most places
mod_http_upload: Check availability of ImageMagick
mod_http_upload: Suppress error on non-image files
mod_http_upload: Fix string()/binary() type issue
mod_http_upload: Add/fix function specifications
mod_http_upload: Strip newline from command output
mod_http_upload: Support thumbnail generation
Don't just use the "put_url" domain name, but also any path components
of the specified URL, to generate a mod_http_upload process name. This
way, a single domain name can be used for multiple virtual hosts by
specifying a "put_url" such as "https://example.com/@HOST@/".
Log an [info] message if a PUT request looks like the specified
"put_url" contains a path component that doesn't match the
"request_handlers" path, as in the following configuration:
listen:
-
module: ejabberd_http
port: 5444
request_handlers:
"/": mod_http_upload
modules:
mod_http_upload:
put_url: "http://example.com/path/"
Let identify/1 return 'pass' when it failed to identify the file type,
as this doesn't (necessarily) indicate an error condition. This also
makes it consistent with the return value of convert/2.
The mod_http_upload_quota module attempts to delete a directory whenever
it removes a file from that directory. However, if thumbnail creation
is enabled, directories will often contain two files. Therefore, don't
log an info (but only a debug) message if directory removal fails.
Don't log an error (but only a debug) message if ImageMagick fails to
indentify the file type for thumbnail creation. The image might be
encrypted, or it could be a non-image file.
Enable the mod_http_upload_quota module in the default configuration
snippet for mod_http_upload. The module won't actually delete any files
without additional configuration entries, though.
Badlop
Paweł Chmielowski
Holger Weiss
Andrew B
Mickaël Rémond
Matthias Rieber
Paweł Chmielowski
Kévin Dunglas
Leon-SFS