7.9. Storage web interface

The web interface is intended for access to the storage contents via a browser. Access can be without authorization (read only) and with login and password authorization (read only or read and write). Also, public links to individual files and directories are created via the web interface.

Users are managed on the "Users and API" tab:

The level of user access is regulated by permissions:

• Read — access to files via direct links.
• Write — modify storage contents (upload files, create directories, rename and delete) and manage public links (create, view and delete).
• Content — view the list of files and directories.

Public access — system user for managing public access to storage without authorization. Always present in the list of users, does not affect public links. Possible combinations of permissions:

• Read and Content — anyone with a link to the storage can browse the list of files and directories, browse and download any files.
• Read only — files are available only via direct links, it is not possible to view the list of files and directories.
• Without permissions — public access to the storage is closed.

Added users — users for access to the storage by login and password. They are created and deleted independently. Possible combinations of permissions:

• Read, Write and Content — full access. It is possible to view, download and modify storage contents, view and manage public links.
• Read and Content only — it is possible to view the list of files and directories, browse and download any files. It is not possible to see and manage public links.

All sessions of added users are displayed on the "Sessions" tab:

You can force end the sessions of individual users in the session list. A user with an ended session will need to re-authorize in the web interface to continue working.

End all sessions — forcibly end sessions of all users.

The contents of the storage are displayed in the web interface as a list of files or a gallery.

• List
• Gallery

In storage settings, you can upload your own logo, customize the view when opened, and control redirection from HTTP to HTTPS.

When using public access (see above), GET parameters can be added to direct links to files.

For any files — when following a link with the parameter ?dl=1, the file will not open in the browser, but will be downloaded.

For images in AVIF, HEIC, JPG/JPEG, PNG, SVG, TIFF, WEBP formats — when following a link in the format image.png?h=200&w=200&fit=cover, instead of the original file, a thumbnail will be created:

• h and w — height and width of the thumbnail.
  • Can be specified within the range of 10-2000.
  • If one of the sizes is not specified or is equal to 0, the image proportions will be preserved.
• fit (optional) — thumbnail creation mode:
  • cover (default) — fit the image to the specified sizes along the shorter side with the proportions preserved and crop the excess.
  • contain — fit the image to the specified sizes along the longer side with the proportions preserved and fill the empty space with black.
  • fill — fit the image into the specified sizes without preserving the proportions.
  • inside — fit the image to the specified sizes along the longer side with the proportions preserved and crop the empty space.
  • outside — fit the image to the specified sizes along the shorter side with the proportions preserved and without cropping the excess.