[Swiftly Switch Pro Switch Recent Apps V3.1.11 [Unlocked] [Latest]
Julieann Rohde
This release brings significant enhancements in performance and stability. It is also designed to provide an optimized experience for both end users and administrators. Please find the most important changes described here or refer to the changelog for a complete list of changes:
Swiftly Switch Pro Switch Recent Apps v3.1.11 [Unlocked] [Latest]
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To enable file sharing with a user on a different, connected server, an initial invitation needs to be sent. Once this is completed, files can be shared with that user as usual by entering their username, just like with internal users. The only difference is that users from connected instances will be marked as Federated Users for easy identification and management.
The password policy for sharing links allows administrators to set specific requirements for password strength. This feature ensures that your sharing practices align seamlessly with existing security policies.
Banned Passwords List
To further bolster security, this update includes the ability to define a banned password list. This feature prevents users from using overly common or simplistic passwords, like Password123!, thereby reducing the risk of unauthorized access.
Integrated Password Generator
Accompanying this new password policy is a built-in password generator. It automatically creates passwords that comply with your defined requirements, simplifying the process for users while maintaining a high standard of security.
As an administrator, you now have the flexibility to define what the standard permissions for a link should be. This means you can choose whether to create a sharing link that is accessible to external parties with just a click, or opt for a more secure link that requires user authentication for access.
The default link permissions are communicated through capabilities. The default setting for this config option is set to default_link_permissions:1, meaning that by default, anyone can access the link with viewer permissions. This enhancement is geared towards providing administrators with greater control over their organizations' data sharing and security protocols.
Previously divided into three parts, the Shared with me section has now been consolidated into a single, simplified section. This change provides a more streamlined view of all shared files, making it easier to navigate and manage your shared content.
In an effort to simplify your workflow, we have implemented an auto-accept feature for shares which is enabled by default. This means that any files shared with you will automatically appear in your Shared with me section without the need for manual acceptance, saving you time and effort.
If you remember only the name of the person who shared a file with you, our new filter option comes to the rescue. You can now filter the shares by the name of people, making it easier to find files shared by specific individuals.
We understand that sometimes you may receive shares that are not relevant or wanted. To address this, we have introduced a feature that allows you to hide such shares. By hiding a share, you can maintain a clear view of the shares that are important to you, ensuring your Shared with me section remains organized and clutter-free.
Access to Hidden Shares:
If you change your mind and wish to view a hidden share, you can easily do so. A dedicated area for hidden shares has been added, allowing you to revisit and manage any shares you have previously hidden.
To help you quickly find specific shares, we have improved the search functionality within the Shared with me section. This enhanced search filter enables you to efficiently locate files based on various criteria.
Gain control over which shared files are available for sync on your mobile and desktop devices. This feature is especially useful for managing large files. You can now choose to exclude certain files from syncing right from the start.
This new feature is designed to improve navigation and access within the platform, making your experience more efficient and integrated. Creating shortcuts is a new option in the 'New' menu, where you can also create new files.
Link to External: Webpage:
You can now create shortcuts that link directly to external websites. This feature allows for quick access to frequently used online resources, right from within ownCloud Infinite Scale.
Internal Linking to a File, a Folder or a Space
The shortcut feature also allows you to create links to internal files, folders, or spaces. This improves organization and accessibility of important documents and areas within ownCloud, which is especially useful in collaborative scenarios.
This action is designed to enhance the flexibility and efficiency of space management for our users. You now have the option to create a copy of an existing space. This duplication includes all files and folder structures within the space. The duplicated space will be free of any existing members, shares, sharing links or tags. This precaution is taken to prevent accidental data leakage and to ensure that the space manager can start from scratch, setting up a new space for team collaboration as needed. This feature saves time and effort in setting up new spaces that require content and structure similar to existing ones, but with different sharing.
Advanced users now have the ability to view the WebDav path and URL for each file, folder or space. This is particularly beneficial for users who prefer to interact via alternative methods, such as command-line interfaces or other third-party tools that support WebDav. It offers a direct and powerful way to interact with resources, especially for scripting, automation, or programmatic access.
This new feature brings the ability to display events in real-time, a shift from the traditional time series (polling mechanism). This advancement is made possible through the implementation of Server-Sent Events (SSE). By leveraging SSE, Infinite Scale now provides an instantaneous update mechanism. This means that events like notifications and file locking status changes are communicated to users in real-time.
Immediate File Locking Visibility:
The status of file locking and unlocking is now displayed in real-time. This feature is crucial for collaborative environments, as it allows team members to see when a file is being used or becomes available, preventing conflicts and enhancing collaboration efficiency.
To streamline and enhance the development process, we have standardized the search syntax across server-client search requests using the Keyword Query Language (KQL). By adopting KQL, a well-known and widely used standard, we significantly simplify the development process for client applications. Developers can now rely on a familiar syntax, reducing complexity and accelerating development.
To enhance the robustness of Infinite Scale we integrated NATS.js as our primary registry mechanism. This update is particularly beneficial for large-scale deployments. With NATS.js, Infinite Scale is better equipped to handle large-scale deployments efficiently. NATS.js facilitates smoother and more stable operations even as the number of services and nodes increases. The goal is to provide a resilient and fault-tolerant framework, ensuring continuous and uninterrupted service even in demanding scenarios.
The Web UI now provides an Embed Mode for easier integration into other applications. The embed mode allows external applications to integrate the Web UI directly. This means that users can now access and interact with Infinite Scale within the context of other applications.
We have relocated the button to open the sidebar, positioning it now in the global top bar. This move allows users to access the right sidebar not just in the Files app, but also in a variety of other applications. This change provides a way for integrating features like file details and sharing options into other applications, beside the Files app.
When thumbnail creation is requested by the WebUI, the format can now be changed as part of the creation process. Previously images were always scaled to fit the given frame. In the process it could happen that images were cropped to fit, making them often hard to identify. By defining a processor via the API, images can now be scaled to best fit a given frame.
Experimental support for AD FS has been added. AD FS /adfs/.well-known/openid-configuration has an optional access_token_issuer which, in violation of the OpenID Connect spec, takes precedence over issuer.
The ability to use environment variables in yaml config files has been added to make configuring Infinite Scale services easier. The value in the yaml file will be replaced by the actual value of the environment variable at runtime. This makes it possible to use the same config file for different environments without the need to change the config file itself, useful like when using docker compose with .env files to run Infinite Scale services.
The event bus used in many services is now configurable with a set of environment variables starting with OCIS_EVENTS_xxx. This is important for scaling when deploying your instance with an orchestration tool like Docker or Kubernetes. External stores used in caching can be reused for the event bus, easing the setup. See the Environment Variables with Special Scope documentation for a list of services affected. Each service listed has a detailed description.
auth-service:
The Infinite Scale auth-service is used to authenticate service accounts. Compared to normal accounts, service accounts are Infinite Scale internal and not available to ordinary users like via LDAP. #6427
sse:
The Infinite Scale sse service is responsible for sending sse (server-sent events) to a user. The referenced pull request #6992 is the initial PR introducing SSE. More PRs have been added to improve and extend the SSE service. For details see the Infinite Scale changelog.
The resharing feature
Existing shares will continue to work, but no new reshares should be created. Resharing will be removed from the product in a subsequent release. Please make sure to set OCIS_ENABLE_RESHARING to false in your deployments to avoid accidentially creating new reshares. Existing reshares will continue to be visible to the original resource owner. With the removal of the resharing feature, the environment variables for resharing will be dropped and the creation of new reshares will not be possible anymore.