1 In History, select multiple captures
2 Execute SHIFT+F10, Copy, FIlename
3 Inspect clipboard

Expected: multiple filenames
Observed: one filename - from focussed capture

Workaround: ??

Steps to reproduce

1. Inside the server, set the language to a translation, for example, Spanish Argentina
2. Find some plural translations. For example the summary of the current folder.
3. Just check if the plural works.

Expected behaviour

In summary expect:

6 carpetas y 5 archivos 8,5 GB

Actual behaviour

In summary i see:

6 carpeta y 5 archivo 8,5 GB

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Regarding haiwen/seafile#1982 - the documentation for the Apache configuration of a non-root domain deployment is still outdated on: https://download.seafile.com/published/seafile-manual/deploy/deploy_seahub_at_non-root_domain.md I spent a few hours putting around with it before I stumbed upon this old issue!

I followed the solution and got it to work. Notably, the fol

Steps to reproduce

1. The doc version string currently looks like: https://doc.owncloud.org/server/10.3
2. where 10.3 gets calculated

Background: in docs, the latest release is always set to latest which makes any release cycle not dependent of a version number hardcoded in core. When core changes the version number, docs updates internally latest with the release number of core.

The README for the project mentions a roadmap file:

https://github.com/timvisee/ffsend/blob/master/ROADMAP.md

But no such file exists. It'd be cool to view the roadmap for this project, it sounds super interesting.

I think it would be nice if the CLI version of OnionShare used some terminal colors to emphasize the right stuff, and perhaps had an ASCII art OnionShare logo.

It would be nice if either he official docker-compose file or the documentation itself would include volumes for config persistency. The old structure mentioned #113 has changed some time ago.

Example:

    volumes:
        - /local/path/filestash/config/:/app/data/state/config/
        - /local/path/filestash/db/:/app/data/state/db/

I think it's confusing that you need both files. What's the difference between config and settings, anyway? My suggestion would be to use config.json exclusively.

Here's what I have learned about server-side encryption as it specifically applies to the snap. Feel free to add some, all, or none of the following information to the wiki :)

Nextcloud's official server-side encryption documentation can be found here:
https://docs.nextcloud.com/server/16/admin_manual/configuration_files/encryption_configuration.html

On the snap, the encryption keys ar

Hi,

I saw in the doc that it says

Tray icon indicates when it is connected to syncthing (no status updates yet).

so this issue is to make sure it does not get forgotten :-)

It's good to see if syncthing is running locally or not, but what I also really want to see is if my files are all synced correctly or not.
If any folder or any remote device is not up-to-date, I think the colour o

Please add download and delete buttons to admin page.
Sometimes a user asks if an admin can delete a file or resend the download link.
If someone uploads a big file then it would be possible to delete from admin page to free disk space.

Hi @ignacionelson, @kwadrat, @c-abird, @joshstrange , @trini

It would be nice to have Contributing section in README.md file. In this section, It would be nice to find all the steps out required to start the project, to fix a bug or to develop a new feature.

Developing section in README is too vague.

Hi,
i recognized that when you add new files or remove old files to/from an opened document, the left side document view will not update properly. I think the list view should update the file count each time the document gets manipulated. For example if you create a new document the display is "(0)". It should raise immediately to (1) if a file was added. It would help to have a better overview.

We are moving to readthedocs since the readme file is getting quite large now, but is still widely unfinished, you can contribute to pomf-docs to finish it

also obligatory @pomf/documentation