SAFE Mail Tutorial and Web Hosting Manager - TEST-18

Change log

Web Hosting example (v0.1.2)

• Present user friendly error messages
• Long public/service name is truncated and shown on the UI
• NFS API updated to recent changes in safe_client_libs master branch. The NFS API was using ImmutableData to store the files and now the API is updated to save DataMap.
• Disable window resizing
• Compatible with TEST-18

Email app (v0.2.2)

• Compatible with TEST-18

Known Limitation:

• Public Ids created via examples are not exchangeable between the apps.
  • This is the error reported with the Access Denied / Requested Entry not found error. This issue is related to the permissions of the service/mail mutable data. The root folder with the default folders are designed for easier sharing and collaboration between apps. Applications can request access to these while the authenticator manages the app access levels. In the case of public IDs, the public ID is added as a key into the _publicNames container. A corresponding MutableData is created by the app and the permissions for the same is set by the app. This MutableData is then added as the value to the public ID entry. Now when the second app tries to add a service to the MutableData created by the first app, it doesn't have the permissions to do so as this was not created by the authenticator. We’re currently discussing a few approaches to resolve this and also confirm if the paradigm we’ve got is what we need or potentially allow the authenticator to manage the public identities itself.

SHA-256

Web Hosting Manager

Linux
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OS X
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Win
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SAFE Mail Tutorial

Linux
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OS X
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Win
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