During regular processing, a timestamp is prepended to the filename
for any uploaded files. We don't want this to be part of the filename
if an end-user elects to download the file.
This commit adds a middleware to strip out that portion of the
basename and adds the appropriate Content-Disposition header for
files in /uploads/files
Fixes#6953
* WIP
* using bootswatch from npm instead of bootswatch CDN url
* feat: on-demand client css building for skins
* added ability for client-side to select a skin
* updated loading and saving logic of bootstrapSkin on client side user settings
* fix: broken test for #6849
* Store config fields as JSON in the db
Fewer parseInts
* Remove unnecessary parseInts
* remove some dupe code add tests
* remove console.log
* remove more parseInts
* WIP: read meta.configs defaults from defaults.json
remove more parseInts
* more work
* add log for failing test
* update admin pwd
* fix tests, dont require posts/cache before configs are initialized
* handle saves
* Test boolean conditions
* remove more parseInts
* Fix boolean values
* remove lots more parseInts
* removed json parsing
* renamed var to number
* categories dont have timestamp
- Benchpress compilation is 33x faster now
- Native module with JS fallback and pre-built binaries
- Dev template build is <1sec now
- Minified template build is ~5sec (uglify accounts for almost all)
* `setup` command fixes and improvements
- Enable using the `./nodebb setup` command for auto-setup with a JSON argument
- Change CLI so package-install and dependency install are separate steps
- Fix#6142
* Prevent compiling templates multiple times
- Multiple requests for same template get pooled
- Hopefully fixes the "templateFunction is not a function" error which happens if site is restarted during high-traffic times
* More helpful upgrade template
* Change languages build to use less memory
Add graceful-fs so no ned to worry about fs limits
* Specify encoding for fs.readFile
Use eachLimit since graceful-fs handles that now
* Use Benchpress
* Use Benchpress.compileParse
* Error for template load failure
* Use benchpressjs package
* Compile templates on demand
* Fix user settings page
* Fix admin search to exclude `.jst` files
* Fix 500-embed
So ajaxify can still show an error if the server goes down
This fixes the following error:
$ wget https://nodebb.yourdomain/apple-touch-icon
28/6 09:57:06 [28332] - error: /apple-touch-icon
Error: ENOENT: no such file or directory, stat '/home/sweet/nodebb/public/assets/uploads/system/touchicon-orig.png'
at Error (native)
