[2024-09-08][21:07:50] <~Andrew90> Hello! I'm trying to get filestash to work in conjunction with only office. The office is raised via docker, on the same server as filestash. A domain is configured for it. It works - when you click on the link, the welcome page of the only office opens. I added a link to the only office filestash admin panel.
[2024-09-08][21:07:51] <~Andrew90> But when opening a docx document, the gray screen is still lit. I clicked to view the frame code and found such a script in the markup:
[2024-09-08][21:08:11] <~Andrew90> The url came from somewhere there http://172.18.0.2:8334/onlyoffice/content ?key=DdP6bRdscScH8SdCdjdW. If you enter it into the browser, nothing opens. However, if you replace it with the filestash domain, then some files are downloaded.
[2024-09-08][21:08:12] <~Andrew90> Maybe this url can be changed somehow to make everything work? Or maybe there are other ways to fix it? Thank you in advance!
[2024-09-09][14:09:31] <~guest1085> Hi anyone here?
[2024-09-12][17:09:41] <~Guest94> Is there anyone online today?
[2024-09-29][17:02:59] <~mnky> Hi. I've got Filestash working with local storage, but I'm struggling with adding Dropbox. Is there any documentation that I've missed? I'm not sure I've got it right at the Dropbox API end, or within Filestash. It just cycles back to the 'connect' selection (when using the various passthrough options).
[2024-11-08][05:40:47] <~Blade> Hey all - great project. I'm have filestash working via http with an nginx webdav server in separate podman containers. It all works great including onlyoffice, but when I put filestash and onlyoffice behind proxy like nginx proxy manager, filestash can no longer connect to onlyoffice. Is there additional configuration I need to do
[2024-11-08][05:42:03] <~Blade> This is my docker compose
[2024-11-20][12:09:36] <68388ffdf6> Hi all. Thanks a lot for Filestash, which is absolutely amazing. I have a silly question: is it possible to have a quick access to recent mounts? I'd like not to enter paths/credentials every time I access a file system.
[2024-11-20][12:29:14] <68388ffdf6> Silly me indeed, I'd misunderstood what the authentication mechanisms were about.
[2024-11-20][15:25:13] <68388ffdf6> Is there a way to limit the maximum size of a tmp backend?