Yet Another Mid Ahh Filehost
- YAMAF is a yet another mid ahh filehost for personal use.
- It is extremely simple and minimal and might break under niche circumstances like uploading many huge files.
- It uses axum unlike its predecessors12, both of which were written in rust some time ago now.
Environment Variables
| Variable | What it does | Default |
|---|---|---|
| ROOT_DIR | Directory where files are stored | /var/files |
| KEY | Optional key required to upload files | None |
| TITLE | Title to be shown in the HTML | Yet Another Mid Ahh Filehost |
| INTERNAL_HOST | Internal host to bind the service to | 127.0.0.1 |
| INTERNAL_PORT | Internal port to bind the service to | None |
| EXTERNAL_HOST | User facing domain name, used to return accessible URLs | ${INTERNAL_HOST} |
| EXTERNAL_HAS_TLS | URLs in html have https if set, otherwise http | - |
| MAX_FILES | This does not actually limit the number of files, and used to calculate bodysize | 10 |
| MAX_FILESIZE_MB | Determines the max filesize possible, used to return failure and calculate bodysize | 100M |
| MIN_FILEDAYS | Minimum number of days for file retention | 30 days |
| MAX_FILEDAYS | Maximum number of days for file retention | 365 days |
Retention
File retention is as per the following formula
retention = min_days + (max_days - min_days) * (1 - file_size / max_size)) ^ eCleanup happens everyday when midnight (IST) has passed