+
+/* Length of link reference
+ */
+$cfg['link_name_length'] = 8;
+
+/* Upload password(s).
+ * An empty array will disable password authentication.
+ * $cfg['upload_password'] = array(); // No password
+ * $cfg['upload_password'] = array('psw1'); // One password
+ * $cfg['upload_password'] = array('psw1', 'psw2'); // Two passwords
+ */
+$cfg['upload_password'] = array();
+
+/* List of IP allowed to upload a file.
+ * If the list is empty, then there is no upload restriction based on IP.
+ * Elements of the list can be a single IP (e.g. "123.45.67.89") or
+ * an IP range (e.g. "123.45.0.0/16").
+ * Note that CIDR notation is available for IPv4 only for the moment.
+ */
+$cfg['upload_ip'] = array();
+
+/* List of IP allowed to upload a file without password.
+ * Elements of the list can be a single IP (e.g. "123.45.67.89") or
+ * an IP range (e.g. "123.45.0.0/16").
+ * Note that CIDR notation is available for IPv4 only for the moment.
+ */
+$cfg['upload_ip_nopassword'] = array();
+
+/* Password for the admin interface.
+ * An empty password will disable password authentication.
+ * The password is a sha256 hash of the original version.
+ * Example: echo -n "myVerySecretAdminPassword" | sha256sum
+ */
+$cfg['admin_password'] = '';
+
+/* If set, let the user be authenticated as administrator.
+ * The user provided here is the user authenticated by HTTP authentication.
+ * Note that Jirafeau does not manage the HTTP login part, it just checks
+ * that the provided user is logged in.
+ * If »admin_password« parameter is set, then the »admin_password« is ignored.
+ */
+$cfg['admin_http_auth_user'] = '';
+
+/* Allow user to select different options for file expiration time.
+ * Possible values in array:
+ * 'minute': file is available for one minute
+ * 'hour': file available for one hour
+ * 'day': file available for one day
+ * 'week': file available for one week
+ * 'fortnight': file is available for two weeks
+ * 'month': file is available for one month
+ * 'quarter': file is available for three months
+ * 'year': file available for one year
+ * 'none': unlimited availability
+ */
+$cfg['availabilities'] = array(
+ 'minute' => true,
+ 'hour' => true,
+ 'day' => true,
+ 'week' => true,
+ 'fortnight' => true,
+ 'month' => true,
+ 'quarter' => false,
+ 'year' => false,
+ 'none' => false
+);
+
+/* Set a default value for the expiration time.
+ * The value has to equal one of the enabled options in »availabilities«, e.g. »month«.
+ */
+$cfg['availability_default'] = 'month';
+
+/* Give the uploading user the option to have the file
+ * deleted after the first download.
+ */
+$cfg['one_time_download'] = true;
+
+/* Set maximal upload size expressed in MB.
+ * »0« means unlimited upload size.
+ */
+$cfg['maximal_upload_size'] = 0;
+
+/* Proxy IP
+ * If the installation is behind some reverse proxies, it is possible to set
+ * the allowed proxy IP.
+ * $cfg['proxy_ip'] = array('12.34.56.78');
+ * Jirafeau will then get a visitor's IP from HTTP_X_FORWARDED_FOR
+ * instead of REMOTE_ADDR.
+ */
+$cfg['proxy_ip'] = array();
+
+/* File hash
+ * In order to make file deduplication work, files can be hashed through different methods.
+ * To enable file deduplication feature, set this option to `md5`.
+ *
+ * Possible values are 'md5', 'md5_outside' and 'random'.
+ *
+ * With 'md5' option, the whole file is hashed through md5. This is the default.
+ * With 'md5_outside', hash is computed using:
+ * - md5 of the first part of the file,
+ * - md5 of the last part of the file and
+ * - file's size.
+ * This method offer file deduplication at minimal cost but can be dangerous as files with the same partial hash can be mistaken.
+ * With 'random' option, file hash is set to a random value and file deduplication cannot work but it is fast and safe.
+ */
+$cfg['file_hash'] = 'random';
+
+/* Work around that LiteSpeed truncates large files when downloading.
+ * Only for use with the LiteSpeed web server!
+ * An internal redirect is made using X-LiteSpeed-Location instead
+ * of streaming the file from PHP.
+ * Limitations:
+ * - The Jirafeau files folder has to be placed under the document root and should be
+ * protected from unauthorized access using rewrite rules.
+ * See https://www.litespeedtech.com/support/wiki/doku.php/litespeed_wiki:config:internal-redirect#protection_from_direct_access
+ * - Incompatible with server side encryption.
+ * - Incompatible with one time download.
+ */
+$cfg['litespeed_workaround'] = false;
+
+/* Use the X-Sendfile header which should cause your webserver to handle
+ * the sending of the file. The webserver must be configured to do this
+ * using the mod_xsendfile module in Apache or the appropriate config in
+ * lighttpd. The offload will not happen in the case of server-side encrypted
+ * files, but all other cases should work. Benefits include being able
+ * to resume downloads and seek instantly in media players like VLC or
+ * the Firefox/Discord/Chrome embedded player.
+ */
+$cfg['use_xsendfile'] = false;
+
+/* Store uploader's IP along with 'link' file.
+ * Depending of your legislation, you may have to adjust this parameter.
+ */
+$cfg['store_uploader_ip'] = true;
+
+/* Required flag to test if the installation is already installed
+ * or needs to start the installation script
+ */
+$cfg['installation_done'] = false;
+
+/* Enable this debug flag to allow eventual PHP error reporting.
+ * This is disabled by default permission misconfiguration might generate warnings or errors.
+ * Those warnings can break Jirafeau and also show path to var- folder in debug messages.
+ * var- folder should kept secret and accessing it may lead to data leak if unprotected.
+ */
+$cfg['debug'] = false;
+
+/** Set Jirafeau's maximal upload chunk
+ * When Jirafeau upload a large file, Jirafeau sends several data chunks to fit server's capabilities.
+ * Jirafeau tries to upload each data chunk with the maximal size allowed by PHP (post_max_size and upload_max_filesize).
+ * However, too large PHP configuration values are not needed and could induce unwanted side effects (see #303).
+ * This parameter set Jirafeau's own maximal chunk size with a reasonable value.
+ * Option is only used for async uploads and won't be used for browsers without html5 support.
+ * You should not touch this parameter unless you have good reason to do so. Feel free to open an issue to ask questions.
+ * Set to 0 to remove limitation.
+ */
+$cfg['max_upload_chunk_size_bytes'] = 100000000; // 100MB