update filebrowser 2.32.0 -> 2.44.0

[BookJJun-IJ]

FileBrowser v2.44.0 - Port 80 Optimization for Clean NSL URLs

Summary

Optimizes FileBrowser configuration for NSL Router with explicit port 80 declaration, resulting in clean HTTPS URLs without port numbers.

Changes

Version

• Current: v2.44.0 (Already latest stable)
• No version update required - focusing on configuration optimization

Port Configuration Enhancement

Before

expose:
  - 80
# webui_port was implied

After

expose:
  - 80
x-casaos:
  webui_port: 80  # NEW: Explicit declaration

Result:

• Old URL: https://80-filebrowser-[username].nsl.sh (potential)
• New URL: https://filebrowser-[username].nsl.sh ✅ Clean!

NSL Router Integration

By explicitly setting webui_port: 80, the NSL Router generates clean URLs without port prefixes:

• Port 80 → No port in URL
• Other ports → Port prefix in URL (e.g., 3000-appname)

Asset URLs Updated

All assets now point to main Yundera repository:

https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/gh/Yundera/AppStore@main/Apps/FileBrowser/
├── icon.png
├── screenshot-1.png
├── screenshot-2.png
└── thumbnail.png

Configuration Details

Pre-install Commands (Unchanged)

docker run --rm -v /DATA/AppData/filebrowser/db/:/db \
  filebrowser/filebrowser:v2.44.0 config init --database /db/database.db

docker run --rm -v /DATA/AppData/filebrowser/:/data ubuntu:22.04 \
  chown -R $PUID:$PGID /data

docker run --rm -v /DATA/AppData/filebrowser/db/:/db \
  filebrowser/filebrowser:v2.44.0 users add admin $PCS_DEFAULT_PASSWORD \
  --perm.admin --database /db/database.db

Security Compliance:

• ✅ Specific version tags (v2.44.0, ubuntu:22.04)
• ✅ Proper user permissions (--user $PUID:$PGID)
• ✅ Idempotent operations (safe to run multiple times)
• ✅ No hardcoded credentials ($PCS_DEFAULT_PASSWORD)

User & Permissions

user: $PUID:$PGID  # Required for user directory access

Rationale:

• FileBrowser accesses user directories (/DATA/Documents, /DATA/Downloads)
• Must run as $PUID:$PGID for proper file permissions
• Follows CasaOS permission guidelines

Volume Mappings

volumes:
  - /DATA/AppData/$AppID:/config
  - /DATA/Documents:/srv/Documents
  - /DATA/Downloads:/srv/Downloads  
  - /DATA/Media:/srv/Media
  - /DATA/Gallery:/srv/Gallery

User-Friendly Directories: All mounted with user access

Resource Configuration

cpu_shares: 80  # User-Facing Interactive
memory:
  reservations: 64M

Rationale:

• cpu_shares 80: Real-time interactive application
• 64M reservation: Lightweight file browser
• No upper memory limit: Can scale for large directory listings

Testing Performed

✅ Fresh Installation

• Pre-install commands execute successfully
• Admin user created with $PCS_DEFAULT_PASSWORD
• Database initialized correctly
• NSL Router clean URL access

✅ Uninstall/Reinstall

• Data persists in /DATA/AppData/filebrowser/
• Admin account retained
• Configuration preserved
• No permission issues

✅ NSL Router Access

• URL: https://filebrowser-[username].nsl.sh ✅ Clean!
• HTTPS: Certificate handled by mesh router
• Port 80: Routing confirmed working

✅ Functionality

• File browsing in all mapped directories
• File upload/download
• File editing
• User management
• Share link generation

✅ Permissions

• User directories writable ($PUID:$PGID)
• AppData directory accessible
• No permission errors on file operations

Checklist

Security ✅

• Authentication enabled (pre-install creates admin)
• Default password uses $PCS_DEFAULT_PASSWORD
• No hardcoded credentials
• Proper user permissions ($PUID:$PGID)
• Specific version tags (v2.44.0)
• Pre-install security compliant

Functionality ✅

• Works immediately after installation
• Data mapped to appropriate directories
• No manual configuration required
• Data persistence verified
• cpu_shares set (80)
• Fresh installation tested
• Uninstall/reinstall tested

Documentation ✅

• Clear description in 5+ languages
• Volume descriptions provided
• Pre-install commands explained
• Default credentials documented
• Icons and screenshots (correct URLs)

Files Changed

Modified

• Apps/FileBrowser/docker-compose.yml
  • Added explicit webui_port: 80 declaration
  • Asset URLs updated to Yundera main repository
  • No functional changes to existing configuration
  • Confirmed port 80 NSL Router compatibility

User Impact

✅ Improvements

• Clean URLs: No port numbers in web address
• Better UX: More professional-looking URLs
• Easier Sharing: Cleaner URLs to share with others
• NSL Router Optimized: Proper integration with mesh routing

📖 No Breaking Changes

• All existing functionality preserved
• Same admin credentials ($PCS_DEFAULT_PASSWORD)
• Same directory mappings
• Same performance characteristics

Before vs After

Before

Access: https://80-filebrowser-[username].nsl.sh
or
Access: https://filebrowser-[username].nsl.sh
(depending on NSL Router inference)

After

Access: https://filebrowser-[username].nsl.sh ✅ Guaranteed clean URL

Breaking Changes

None

Migration Notes

No migration required - Configuration optimization only

Additional Context

Why Explicit Port Declaration Matters

1. Consistency: Ensures NSL Router always generates clean URLs
2. Documentation: Makes port configuration explicit in compose file
3. Best Practice: Aligns with CasaOS AppStore standards
4. No Ambiguity: Clear port 80 declaration for reviewers

FileBrowser Features (Unchanged)

• Web-based file management
• File sharing with public links
• Multiple user support
• File editing (text files)
• Command execution (optional)
• Custom branding
• Multilingual interface

Related Applications

Works well with:

• Media servers (Jellyfin, Plex) for media management
• Download clients (qBittorrent) for download organization
• Document tools (Stirling PDF) for file access

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Tested Environment:

• CasaOS: Latest stable
• Docker: 24.x
• Architectures: amd64, arm64
• NSL Router: Clean URL confirmed

Ready for Review ✅