anarcat
anarcat
in other words, the container is the magic service, the GUI app is just a frontend.
alright, so i ended up doing something *like* this. it's not really a web service in the traditional sense: it's just a batch script that processes files on a WebDAV...
it's the last day of the month today, and it's extremely confusing to me that i get shown the month of october right now. at the very least I should...
this is a failure to build from source in Debian as well, see https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=1114066
from what i see in #2806 - token ownership is not actually checked? so there would still be work needed there.
how about making the refresh token permanent and revokable?
my app can't ask for credentials. it's automated. most apps require username and password only when setting up, not after an arbitrary timeout. as far as i know, twitter Oauth...
from my point of view, we should be able to get as many tokens as we want with the `client_id` and `client_secret`. it seems completely redundant to have to provide...
quite frankly, if the Oauth implementation in Wallabag is going to stay this way, it might as well be removed, because it just makes writing clients needlessly hard at absolutely...
it would be great to have an abstraction for that kv storage... it would help in resolving #102 or generally to make borg extensible to more than the "`borg server`...