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bagage
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**This is a technical preview, use it a your own risk, expect bugs and missing features.**
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Bagage will be a service to access your documents everywhere.
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Currently, it is only a WebDAV to S3 proxy.
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Later, it may propose a web interface and support synchronization with the Nextcloud client.
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how it works
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bagage exposes a webdav endpoint behind an HTTP basic auth.
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Credentials provided through basic auth are used to authenticate on the LDAP server, then 2 keys `garage_s3_access_key` and `garage_s3_secret_key` are fetched from the user's LDAP profile to authenticate against the S3 server.
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For now, these entries must be manually/externally added to the LDAP server prior using the service.
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configuration
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bagage is configured through environment variables.
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You can get all the keys and their default values in the [config.go](https://git.deuxfleurs.fr/Deuxfleurs/bagage/src/branch/main/config.go#L9) file.
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running it
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You need a S3 endpoint and a LDAP server running.
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Once you correctly set your environment variables, you can simply run it:
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```
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go run .
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```
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A simple dockerfile is proposed to build a binary if you want.
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