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#12"All of our code is open source and can be reviewed by anyone. This guarantees maximum security." Can be reviewed doesn't mean has been reviewed. Nor does it imply any quality of review, or the quality of the reviewers itself. And the knife cuts on two sides, though only one side is mentioned, the one side that should attract users. Not the side, that every evil minded person can look through the source code, abuse i…
Well, you can't blame them if nobody bothers to review their code.
> Not the side, that every evil minded person can look through the source code, abuse it, before we were able to counter/fix etc it.
The same can be said of any other Free Software/Open source project. the Linux kernel and Apache are prime examples.
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#14Look great! Could you explain the differences to SeaFile whose code you built upon?
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#16What is actually modified since you cloned the Seafile sourcecode? I found this in the sourcecode: Server Version: 3.1.7 © 2014 Seafile About Us --> Impressum
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#17Typo on the main page: "At disk24 we believe in privacy."
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#18Look great! Could you explain the differences to SeaFile whose code you built upon?
Seafile is a great software we modified to fit our needs. At this point most of the changes we made to Seafile make sure that files are encrypted on the users device.
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#19Look great! Could you explain the differences to SeaFile whose code you built upon?
Seafile is a great software we modified to fit our needs. At this point most of the changes we made to Seafile make sure that files are encrypted on the users device.
BTW: Am I missing something, or is the upload of files over the web interface not supported?