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I see, that there is no wish to build a cms like upload system in jingo (like you pointed out here #176) but I think that images are very essential for wiki documentations. Currently I have the problem, that I don't know exactly what the best way is to serve my users possibilities to add files to the wiki. I dont want them, to upload the files anywhere in the web. So I created a public folder to our Nextcloud where they can upload the images and then add it to the wiki.
That might work, but its still painful to log in to nextcloud first and then put the images there, get the link, put the link to the wiki. And also the wiki image folder must be public, even when its hidden behind a random url it would be much better to have a function within the wiki secured by the wiki login.
I agree that a file upload system would bloat the software, but simple image add and remove function seems to me essential for a wiki.
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Nothing probably anywhere near the "solution" to your problem, but some more food for thoughts :)
I know that "Media upload" is one of the most requested feature for Jingo and I am definitely considering an implementation which would not bloat everything up...
I see, that there is no wish to build a cms like upload system in jingo (like you pointed out here #176) but I think that images are very essential for wiki documentations. Currently I have the problem, that I don't know exactly what the best way is to serve my users possibilities to add files to the wiki. I dont want them, to upload the files anywhere in the web. So I created a public folder to our Nextcloud where they can upload the images and then add it to the wiki.
That might work, but its still painful to log in to nextcloud first and then put the images there, get the link, put the link to the wiki. And also the wiki image folder must be public, even when its hidden behind a random url it would be much better to have a function within the wiki secured by the wiki login.
I agree that a file upload system would bloat the software, but simple image add and remove function seems to me essential for a wiki.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: