Seafile pro 6.2.10 is ready! Quite a few fixes

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This is a maintenance release with the following fixes:

  • Improve performance of file search
  • [fix] Fix copy files larger than 2GB via seaf-fuse (community edition doesn’t have this bug)
  • Show 403 error when visit share link if share link creator no longer has access permission to library.
  • [API] Add api for uploading file via upload share link.
  • [API] Support search file/folder in a specific library and folder via api.
  • [fix] Fix a bug in folder renaming operation list on activities page.
  • [fix] Fix a bug when creating personal/group wiki.
  • [fix] Fix a bug when searching specific extension file.
  • [fix] Fix a bug in Two-Factor Authentication.
  • [fix] Fix bug when getting encrypted library history.
  • [fix] Fix UI bug of “New Library” and “More” button.
  • [fix] Fix bug of using truncated image file as avatar.
  • Change value of per_page parameter to 10 when search file via api.
  • Support indexing files in background after file uploading via API
  • Add user clean library trash event to activities
  • Use inner fileserver url to save file when edit office via OOS.
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I believe this should read “6.2.10” and not “6.1.10”, see: https://manual.seafile.com/changelog/changelog-for-seafile-professional-server.html

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Hi,
Could you explain this feature ?

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In the early verison, Seafile uses http{s}://seafile-domain-name.com/ to save a file after you edit it via OOS.

Now it’s changed to http://127.0.0.1 as the entire saving process are all performed on the Seafile local server.

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And in case Seafile and oos are not on the same server?

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Actually, Seafile and OOS are on different servers. The process of edit/save an office file is:

1, user edit an office file in web page.

2, OOS gets the new file content from web page, then OOS sends the new file content to Seafile.

3, after Seafile received the new file content, in the early verison, Seafile uses http{s}://seafile-domain-name.com/ to save the new file, now it’s changed to http://127.0.0.1 as the entire saving process are all performed on the Seafile local server.

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