Demande #5318
ferméAbsence d'un bouton « Download »
Ajouté par Christian P. Momon il y a plus de 3 ans. Mis à jour il y a plus de 2 ans.
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il faut faire plein de clics :
- bouton « Texte brut » ;
- clic droit > Enregistrer sous … ;
- sélectionner format « Texte » en bas à droite ;
- cliquer sur le bouton « Enregistrer ».
Soit 4 clics avec Firefox. En comparaison, avec Pastebin.com, 1 clic suffit.
Demande :- vérifier si un ticket portant ce besoin existe sur le projet officiel ;
- ouvrir un ticket sur le projet officiel et convaincre le développeur d'ajouter un bouton « Download ».
Mis à jour par François Poulain il y a plus de 3 ans
Je pense que c'est pas possible en zero knowledge que le serveur envoi le contenu avec un Content-Disposition: attachment.
Mis à jour par Christian P. Momon il y a plus de 3 ans
François Poulain a écrit :
Je pense que c'est pas possible en zero knowledge que le serveur envoi le contenu avec un Content-Disposition: attachment.
Affirmatif. C'est le Javascript côté client qui doit faire en sorte d'être la source du téléchargement.
De nos jours, ça semble faisable facilement : https://www.bitdegree.org/learn/javascript-download
De ce que j'ai compris du développeur de PrivateBin, il a attend d'identifier un vrai usage avant d'ajouter une fonctionnalité.
Mis à jour par François Poulain il y a plus de 3 ans
Ceci dit c'est possiblement faisable avec cette méthode : https://ourcodeworld.com/articles/read/189/how-to-create-a-file-and-generate-a-download-with-javascript-in-the-browser-without-a-server
Mis à jour par Christian P. Momon il y a plus de 3 ans
François Poulain a écrit :
Ceci dit c'est possiblement faisable avec cette méthode : https://ourcodeworld.com/articles/read/189/how-to-create-a-file-and-generate-a-download-with-javascript-in-the-browser-without-a-server
Ce lien indique que c'est disponible dans Firefox depuis la version 80 qui date de août 2020 (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Firefox_version_history).
Le ticket 386 cité plus haut date de 2018.
Donc il semble que ce soit maintenant techniquement possible et que ça vaut le coup de re-proposer la demande \o/
Mis à jour par Didier Clermonté il y a plus de 3 ans
Courriel envoyé à elrido actif sur pastebin :
Hi , I am the animator of https://paste.chapril.org that use a version of privatebin . It works fine , no problem. I am writing to you in the hope that you will accept my request. The issue manager of the project PrivateBin is on Github. Github is not a free software, it is a tracking tool for GAFAM, a politic tool (Patriot Act., Cloud Act., Prism…) and I am disagree with their terms of use. So I can’t create tickets in the project. Some details on our use case. We used PrivateBin to share a bot report with any users. So our bot uploads the text report on PrivateBin and shares the link on IRC. Then anybody can verify the report and an operator downloads it to make an archive. A report is 600 lines text file. So copy/paste is weirding. Actually, with Firefox, the operator has to do many clicks to get the file: click on "Raw text" button, right-button, click on "Save as", click twice to select the format text, then click "Save" button. So many clicks! Therefore a single "Download" button to do that would be great useful ot us. It seems that now with HTML5 it is possible while respecting zeroknowledge. Look at https://ourcodeworld.com/articles/read/189/how-to-create-a-file-and-generate-a-download-with-javascript-in-the-browser-without-a-server Can you ? Sincerely yours. Didier Clermonté
Mis à jour par Didier Clermonté il y a plus de 3 ans
Réponse de El rido :
Salut Didier, > I am writing to you in the hope that you will accept my request. The > issue manager of the project PrivateBin is on Github. Github is not a > free software, it is a tracking tool for GAFAM, a politic tool (Patriot > Act., Cloud Act., Prism…) and I am disagree with their terms of use. So > I can’t create tickets in the project. Yeah, I'm not to happy about that either. We started the project out on that platform - way before they got bought up by Microsoft - and now are just there mainly for the convenience it has over self hosting it and the maintenance that includes. At the moment, something like Gitlab (their community edition, self-hosted) with their runners for the CI/CD would probably the closest in replacement, with minimal maintenance requirements. This topic is tracked in https://github.com/PrivateBin/PrivateBin/issues/325 (I now, you can't comment there, but for your reference). > Some details on our use case. We used PrivateBin to share a bot report > with any users. So our bot uploads the text report on PrivateBin and > shares the link on IRC. Then anybody can verify the report and an > operator downloads it to make an archive. A report is 600 lines text > file. So copy/paste is weirding. Actually, with Firefox, the operator > has to do many clicks to get the file: click on "Raw text" button, > right-button, click on "Save as", click twice to select the format text, > then click "Save" button. So many clicks! Therefore a single "Download" > button to do that would be great useful ot us. > It seems that now with HTML5 it is possible while respecting zeroknowledge. > Look at > https://ourcodeworld.com/articles/read/189/how-to-create-a-file-and-generate-a-download-with-javascript-in-the-browser-without-a-server For this use case I would recommend to use the file upload feature. Either only upload the file (the reviewers will have to download it, to see it) or you upload it AND paste it into the text area. Example: https://snip.dssr.ch/?be7be244d0eefa78#Ext9tUbBeeLupJqVPB6jvKkmxx8zdcqRwXSc6iy1wsh To enable this features, set the parameter "fileupload" to true in your configuration file: https://github.com/PrivateBin/PrivateBin/wiki/Configuration#fileupload Hope this helps, Simon -- "All your base are belong to us!!!" - CATS
Ma réponse :
Hi Simon > > Yeah, I'm not to happy about that either. We started the project out > on that platform - way before they got bought up by Microsoft - and > now are just there mainly for the convenience it has over self hosting > it and the maintenance that includes. At the moment, something like > Gitlab (their community edition, self-hosted) with their runners for > the CI/CD would probably the closest in replacement, with minimal > maintenance requirements. This topic is tracked in > https://github.com/PrivateBin/PrivateBin/issues/325 (I now, you can't > comment there, but for your reference). We know this is work, so we encourage you all. We are glad to hear you’re thinking about it. > For this use case I would recommend to use the file upload feature. > Either only upload the file (the reviewers will have to download it, > to see it) or you upload it AND paste it into the text area. Example: > https://snip.dssr.ch/?be7be244d0eefa78#Ext9tUbBeeLupJqVPB6jvKkmxx8zdcqRwXSc6iy1wsh Many thanks for this smart solution. But it uploads twice the same data. It is clearly only a workaround. And to be honest, it will force us to code in Java the upload of an attached file. The other approach is so simple. We are talking about one button and ten Javascript lines. In order to convince you, here is an example of code integration: https://forge.april.org/Chapril/paste.chapril.org-privatebin/commit/9bf5b6dbdeb86af0a6faa336ff16d9cddf989324 You can run it here: https://paste.chapril.org/?ef6a1b876b5c4526#4a9cGPmXJMzZyPW4diMpvesvx3x8x1NqCuidn6raP8Kn Have a good day, from Paris (France) Sincerely yours Didier Animator of https://paste.chapril.org
Mis à jour par Christian P. Momon il y a plus de 3 ans
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Mis à jour par Didier Clermonté il y a plus de 3 ans
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Mis à jour par Didier Clermonté il y a plus de 3 ans
Réponse d'El Rido :
Hello Didier, > The other approach is so simple. We are talking about one button and > ten Javascript lines. > > In order to convince you, here is an example of code integration: > > https://forge.april.org/Chapril/paste.chapril.org-privatebin/commit/9bf5b6dbdeb86af0a6faa336ff16d9cddf989324 I've taken the liberty and raised this as a pull request over in the other project site: https://github.com/PrivateBin/PrivateBin/pull/774 Kind regards, Simon
Ma réponse :
you did the right thing. No restrictions on our part so that you can do the best for this great project. Thank's you very much. That’s perfect for us. Thanks again for your listening and the smooth communication. With all our encouragement. Have a good day from Paris (France). Sincerely yours Didier
Mis à jour par Didier Clermonté il y a plus de 2 ans
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