Changelog

Overview of all Changes

Fixed that selection of remote storage was not available during intitial setup
Fixed that “bind to localhost” could be selected on docker image during initial setup
Fixed that with Level 1 encryption remote files were encrypted as well
If Gokapi is hosted under a https URL, the serviceworker for remote decryption is now included, which fixes that Firefox users with restrictive settings could not download encrypted files from remote storage
Design improvements by @mraif13

Minimum version for upgrading is 1.3
Encryption support for local and remote files
Additional authentication methods: Header-Auth, OIDC and Reverse Proxy
Option to allow unlimited downloads of files
The configuration file has been partly replaced with a database. After the first start, the configuration file may be read-only
A web-based setup instead of command line

Default upload limit is now 100GB and can be changed with environment variables on first start
Fixed upload not working when using suburl on webserver for Gokapi
Added log file
Minor performance increase

Added support for env variables, major refactoring
Configurations like length of the ID or salts can be changed with env variables now
Fixed minor bugs, minor enhancements

You need to update to Gokapi 1.3 before updating to Gokapi 1.5
After the upgrade the config file can be read-only
Initial setup has to be done through a web interface now, setting Gokapi up through env variables is not possible anymore
If you would like to use new features like a different authentication method, please run Gokapi with the paramter --reconfigure to open the setup
If you set the length of the file ID to 80 or more, you need to delete all files before running this update

If you would like to use native SSL, please pass the environment variable GOKAPI_USE_SSL on first start after the update or manually edit the configuration file
AWS S3 and Backblaze B2 can now be used instead of local storage! Please refer to the documentation on how to set it up.