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- `getConfig` and `updateConfig` endpoints now include `enableWebDAV` and `sharedMaxUploadSize` - `getConfig` and `updateConfig` endpoints now include `enableWebDAV` and `sharedMaxUploadSize`
- Updated `AdminModel` & `AdminController` to persist and validate new settings - Updated `AdminModel` & `AdminController` to persist and validate new settings
- Enhanced `shareFolder()` view to pull from admin config and format the max‑upload‑size label - Enhanced `shareFolder()` view to pull from admin config and format the max‑upload‑size label
- Restored the MIT license copyright line that was inadvertently removed.
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Place the files into your web server’s directory (e.g., `/var/www/html/filerise`). It can be in a subfolder (just adjust the `BASE_URL` in config as below). Place the files into your web server’s directory (e.g., `/var/www/html/filerise`). It can be in a subfolder (just adjust the `BASE_URL` in config as below).
- **Composer Dependencies:** If you plan to use OIDC (SSO login), install Composer and run `composer install` in the FileRise directory. (This pulls in a couple of PHP libraries like jumbojett/openid-connect for OAuth support.) If you skip this, FileRise will still work, but OIDC login won’t be available. - **Composer Dependencies:** If you plan to use OIDC (SSO login), install Composer and run `composer install` in the FileRise directory. (This pulls in a couple of PHP libraries like jumbojett/openid-connect for OAuth support.)
- **Folder Permissions:** Ensure the server can write to the following directories (create them if they don’t exist): - **Folder Permissions:** Ensure the server can write to the following directories (create them if they don’t exist):
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## Quick‑start: Mount via WebDAV ## Quick‑start: Mount via WebDAV
Once FileRise is running, you can mount it like any other network drive: Once FileRise is running, you must enable WebDAV in admin panel to access it.
```bash ```bash
# Linux (GVFS/GIO) # Linux (GVFS/GIO)