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New features in 0.1-17
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**'''Force secure connections''': if enabled, all the requests will be redirected to use the HTTPS protocol. The redirection is transparent.
 
**'''Force secure connections''': if enabled, all the requests will be redirected to use the HTTPS protocol. The redirection is transparent.
 
**'''Indexes''': Let you control if the server should generate an index of all the files if no index.html file is found. You can disable it if you don't want everyone to have access to the list of files. This setting is global for the shared folder, I mean, if enabled, any directory which doesn't have a index.html file will be indexed.
 
**'''Indexes''': Let you control if the server should generate an index of all the files if no index.html file is found. You can disable it if you don't want everyone to have access to the list of files. This setting is global for the shared folder, I mean, if enabled, any directory which doesn't have a index.html file will be indexed.
**'''Dynamic content execution (PHP, SSI)''': this enable the execution of PHP script. If disabled files with a php extension won't be allowed.
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**'''Dynamic content execution (PHP, CGI, SSI)''': this enable the execution of PHP script. If disabled files with php, php3, phtml, cgi or pl as extension won't be allowed. If enabled, you can create a directory named "cgi-bin" in your shared folder. It will allow execution of cgi scripts
    
=== Additional options ===
 
=== Additional options ===
    
Some advanced settings are not available on the panel, but only with db commands:
 
Some advanced settings are not available on the panel, but only with db commands:
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*Various options
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**'''ManualPermissions''': if you set this key to enabled, the panel wont show the permission matrix, and permissions won't be reseted if you modify this shared folder. This can be used to host web application with custom permissions.
    
*Options for Web access:
 
*Options for Web access:
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* There's no access using the atalk protocol. I don't have any MAC OS here to test the feature, and anyway newer MAC OS can access SMB shares so I don't think it's a big problem
 
* There's no access using the atalk protocol. I don't have any MAC OS here to test the feature, and anyway newer MAC OS can access SMB shares so I don't think it's a big problem
* There's no FTP access. I may add this in a future release.
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* There's no FTP access. proftpd is not compiled with mod_facl, and thus, is not compatible with acl
* There's no support for CGI scripts if you enable the execution of dynamic content.
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* there's no support for [[ShadowCopy]]. I may add this in the future
* there's no support for [[ShadowCopy]]. I may add this in the future as well.
   
* You cannot choose a shared folder as the content of a virtual domain. This is because it'd require a modification of a core package
 
* You cannot choose a shared folder as the content of a virtual domain. This is because it'd require a modification of a core package
  

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