mirror-yaf/example.conf

Port:       4711
# a comment
LinkPrefix: https://yaf.example.com/
FileDir:    /var/www/yaf/
LinkLength: 5
ScrubExif: true
# Both IDs also refer to the "Orientation" tag, included for illustrative purposes only
ExifAllowedIds: 0x0112 274
ExifAllowedPaths: IFD/Orientation
ExifAbortOnError: true
FileExpiration: true
initial commit 2020-10-27 17:17:41 +01:00			`Port: 4711`
			`# a comment`
fix naming inconsistencies. jaf -> yaf 2023-09-04 18:16:09 +02:00			`LinkPrefix: https://yaf.example.com/`
			`FileDir: /var/www/yaf/`
initial commit 2020-10-27 17:17:41 +01:00			`LinkLength: 5`
feat: add option to scrub EXIF tags on image files EXIF scrubbing can be enabled via the `ScrubExif` config key. When enabled, all standard EXIF tags (as defined by the IFD mappings in the go-exif library) are removed on uploaded JPEG and PNG images. The `ExifAllowedIds` and `ExifAllowedPaths` config keys can be used to selectively allow specific tags to survive the scrubbing. This can be useful if you want to preserve image orientation information for example. The IDs for standard tags can be found in [1]. The path specification for `ExifAllowedPaths` relies on the format implemented in go-exif which is "documented" in machine-readable format in [2]. Multiple paths can be specified, separated by a space. The path format is as follows: 1. For tags in the main section: `IFD/<GroupName>/<FieldName>`. Examples: `IFD/Orientation`, `IFD/Exif/Flash`, `IFD/GPSInfo/GPSTimeStamp`. You will probably want to use both [1] and [2] in combination if you plan to specify allowed tags by path. 2. Tags in the thumbnail section follow the same format but paths start with `IFD1/` instead of `IFD`. [1]: https://exiv2.org/tags.html [2]: https://github.com/dsoprea/go-exif/blob/a6301f85c82b0de82ceb8501f3c4a73ea7df01c2/assets/tags.yaml 2022-08-16 00:23:29 +02:00			`ScrubExif: true`
			`# Both IDs also refer to the "Orientation" tag, included for illustrative purposes only`
			`ExifAllowedIds: 0x0112 274`
			`ExifAllowedPaths: IFD/Orientation`
			`ExifAbortOnError: true`
implement file expiration, add basic frontend 2023-07-14 14:11:38 +02:00			`FileExpiration: true`