Goodmorning everyone,
I am investigating the possibility of using lighttpd's secdownload
module to use expiring links. I'd like to use those in metadata, so that
a link will be valid if viewed within a dspace record, yet inaccessible
if hard linked directly. Just to be clear, these files are not
On Wed, Apr 25, 2012 at 07:54, Evelthon Prodromou
prodromou.evelt...@ucy.ac.cy wrote:
If i was to use that, where should i add that piece of code and how
should i call it to have the generated hash value in item-view.xsl ?
Hi Evelthon,
actually there already is an MD5 checksum calculated for
Hi Helix,
Thanks for the reply. I will look into it.
I'm working with lighttpd to host large video files. It seems to be
working but i still have to make some more checks. My problem is that
the url pointing to the file is viewable in the source code leading to
the possibility of a third party
On Wed, Apr 25, 2012 at 10:37, Evelthon Prodromou
prodromou.evelt...@ucy.ac.cy wrote:
I'm working with lighttpd to host large video files. It seems to be
working but i still have to make some more checks. My problem is that
the url pointing to the file is viewable in the source code leading to
I don't think the generated bitstream checksum can be used in this
case. The sum needed in lighttpd's case is the md5 sum of a
concatenated string. The string is made up of a secret pass, the file
name with a forward slash in front, and a time string that was
previously converted to it's hex
On Wed, Apr 25, 2012 at 12:20, Evelthon Prodromou
prodromou.evelt...@ucy.ac.cy wrote:
I don't think the generated bitstream checksum can be used in this
case. The sum needed in lighttpd's case is the md5 sum of a
concatenated string. The string is made up of a secret pass, the file
name with
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