Nicola Murino

duplicate of #1569

Thanks for the contribution. I believe this works on Debian-based distributions, but—even though I haven't tested it—I'm fairly certain it wouldn't work on something like Slackware. We can also merge...

@no-systemd It should be fine as it was merged. I have tested in on Devuan, see here: ``` root@devuan:~# /etc/init.d/sftpgo start Starting SFTPGo server: sftpgo. root@devuan:~# /etc/init.d/sftpgo status sftpgo is...

Thank you for your request. It appears that this issue stems from a limitation in the S3-compatible implementation you're using. It may be a good idea to address the issue...

Hello, We've noted the interest in this feature, but we have no concrete plans to work on it in the near future, sorry. I think this could require a significant...

Try using `{{.ObjectDataString}}` if a string representation is sufficient. In the Enterprise edition, the rewritten [EventManager](https://docs.sftpgo.com/enterprise/eventmanager/#placeholders) can handle this use case instead

SFTP and FTP are typically used for machine-to-machine communication, so solving an authentication challenge that requires opening a browser isn’t always practical. That said, in the latest version of SFTPGo...

There is no such limitation in S3 and other S3-compatible implementations we have tested. You are probably using an S3-compatible implementation that has added this limitation, so this seems specific...

Hello, SFTPGo implements SFTPv3 as OpenSSH. I believe our behavior in this case is consistent with v3 specs and OpenSSH

You're right, however, if you test with OpenSSH, you'll see that it behaves the same way as SFTPGo. I'll consider making this change in version 2.7.0, but it will need...