diff --git a/docs/index.html b/docs/index.html index bae460c..af99207 100644 --- a/docs/index.html +++ b/docs/index.html @@ -109,7 +109,12 @@ node bin/pithos-web.js
| Flag | Meaning |
|---|---|
--listen host:port | Address to serve on (default 127.0.0.1:8700). Anything beyond loopback needs a password. |
--config <s3d.yml> | Which s3d config to manage. |
--s3d <binary> | Use this s3d binary. |
--bin-dir <dir> | Where Pithos installs s3d. |
--password-file <file> | Password login (or set PITHOS_PASSWORD, at least 12 characters). |
--allow-host <name[:port]> | Extra Host names allowed (behind a reverse proxy). Repeatable. |
Remote access: PITHOS_PASSWORD='long random secret' node bin/pithos-web.js --listen 0.0.0.0:8700 --allow-host pithos.example.org, behind a TLS reverse proxy.
Windows: installer or portable exe (SHA-256 sums in releases-manifest.json under pithos-desktop). The builds are not code-signed yet, so Windows SmartScreen may ask you to confirm with More info › Run anyway. macOS and Linux builds are not published yet; run it from source:
Windows: installer or portable exe (SHA-256 sums in releases-manifest.json under pithos-desktop). The builds are not code-signed yet, so Windows SmartScreen may ask you to confirm with More info › Run anyway.
Linux (x86-64): AppImage, .deb for Debian and Ubuntu, or tar.gz.
+chmod +x Pithos-*.AppImage && ./Pithos-*.AppImage # needs FUSE 2 (libfuse2 / libfuse2t64 on Ubuntu)
+sudo apt install ./Pithos-*-amd64.deb # then start Pithos from the app menu
+ On Linux, s3d's own defaults (/etc/s3d/s3d.yml, /var/lib/s3d) are for a system service. When those do not exist and you cannot write there, Pithos keeps s3d in your home folder instead: ~/.config/s3d/s3d.yml and ~/.local/share/s3d. A hand-run s3d finds that config with S3D_CONFIG_FILE=~/.config/s3d/s3d.yml.
macOS builds are not published yet; run it from source:
npm install
npm run desktop
The window signs itself in, installs s3d into its own folder (%APPDATA%\pithos\bin on Windows) and stops s3d when you quit. The version in the footer turns into "↑ vX" when a newer build is out; click it to download that build, then run it to update. Build the installers yourself with npm run dist:win (or dist:linux / dist:mac on those systems).
A standalone window for Windows: install it, or run the portable exe from anywhere. It fetches s3d on first run, keeps it running while open and stops it when you quit; files s3d has accepted are already safe on disk. It tells you when a new version is out.
- Windows installer Portable exe macOS & Linux coming +A standalone window for Windows and Linux: install it, or run the portable build from anywhere. It fetches s3d on first run, keeps it running while open and stops it when you quit; files s3d has accepted are already safe on disk. It tells you when a new version is out.
+ Windows installer Windows portable Linux AppImage Linux .deb macOS coming