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I'm enjoying using this webdav service behind nginx, with nginx enforcing http basic auth.
I would like to expose a directory to all users who have successfully authenticated to nginx, but grant certain users more permissions or show them a different directory.
Current options are:
Treat all users the same by configuring permissions, directory, etc in the top level of the config and leave users: empty (doesn't accomplish my goal)
Explicitly configure every user in users (annoying to maintain)
Run multiple instances of the webdav service and instruct "special" users to access a different domain or path to be routed to it (annoying to set up)
The most obvious way to implement this would be to allow allowUnknownUsers: true as a top-level config option, which would use users.<username> if present, or the top-level defaults otherwise.
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I'm enjoying using this webdav service behind nginx, with nginx enforcing http basic auth.
I would like to expose a directory to all users who have successfully authenticated to nginx, but grant certain users more permissions or show them a different directory.
Current options are:
users:
empty (doesn't accomplish my goal)users
(annoying to maintain)The most obvious way to implement this would be to allow
allowUnknownUsers: true
as a top-level config option, which would useusers.<username>
if present, or the top-level defaults otherwise.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: