BINDERY_ADMIN_USERS lists the admins of the cwa and proxy modes. Only an
admin can change the global settings and the global rules, and read or
change personal.ini. Without a list, each user is an admin.
Without a login, a web page that the user visits could reach Bindery
under a name of its own that points at the address of Bindery, and read
and change everything. The "none" mode now answers only to addresses
and to names of a private network. ALLOWED_HOSTS sets the names for
each mode.
In proxy mode, each client that reached the port could send the user
header. PROXY_AUTH_TRUSTED_IPS now lists the addresses and networks that
can send it. The default is the loopback and private addresses, so a
request that comes straight from the internet cannot log in.
A CWA with anonymous browsing can answer an OPDS request whatever the
password, so each password logged a user in to Bindery. Bindery now
tests CWA with a login that cannot exist, and refuses OPDS logins if
CWA accepts it. A login check no longer shares the session of the
account of Bindery. The CWA account stays optional for a CWA that asks
for no login, and a missing account now gets its own message.
A folder that Bindery made hid a missing volume mount. The books went
to a folder inside the container, and CWA never saw them. A missing
folder is now an error in the log at the start, and each upload fails
with a message that names the mount.
tim