Mossroy

In general, browsers are very careful about security. They need to make sure that a random website can not read your local files in your back. For that reason, there...

Tested on Ubuntu 20.04 and 22.04

In SW mode, it should indeed "just work". And it does with kiwix-js on Chromium and Firefox. Could it be because the underlying browser engine is Edge Legacy?

@kelson42 I just posted some explanations on javascript support in https://github.com/openzim/mwoffliner/issues/449#issuecomment-442471173

This looks interesting, but would most probably not be usable in kiwix-js. In kiwix-js, we do such thing in a ServiceWorker (which traps the user HTTP requests). But a ServiceWorker...

> How do you respond to the user request then ? You "transfer" the request to something that can access the ZIM file ? Exactly. We transfer it through a...

On kiwix-js, the protocol can not be `zim`, and the zim_id can not be the host. The links are relative links, and use the same protocol/host as the app itself:...

That looks really interesting! It's a bit too early for me to say if it's feasible or not in kiwix-js. But it's definitely worth trying.

I'm no expert on this topic, but the `quota` command-line should provide this info. According to http://stackoverflow.com/questions/9781071/python-access-to-nfs-quota-information , some parameters (-wp) make the output more easy to interpret programmaticaly. For...

You're right. I only tested it on ext4. For btrfs and xfs, there should be similar commands, I suppose : see https://serverfault.com/questions/797219/how-to-display-quota-limit-on-btrfs-subvolume for btrfs For xfs, I'm wondering if the...