LycheeOrg/Lychee v4.1.0

Version 4.1.0 - Passwordless support and Sensitive folders

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REQUIRE PHP 7.4

• new #798 : Force migration page.

  when the database is behind the file version, we immediately redirect to a migration page to ensure that
  database columns are not missing, generating error 500.

• new #800 : Move to GitHub actions instead of Travis CI.

  They are still available in the Ajax query

• upd #799 #816 : Require PHP 7.4

  PHP 7.3 is EOL.

• new #807 : add new command: php artisan lychee:rebuild_albums_takestamps

  there are instances where the album min max takestamps are broken. This allows the user to reset it.

• upd #808 : Update traditional Chinese files.
• fixes #813 : some error 500 during installations were not properly caught.
• fixes #806 : Direct Links of albums do not respect url if lychee installed in subdirectory
• fixes #811 : fall back to native metadata extraction on error
• fixes #810 : fix(rss): avoid display feed link in HTML if RSS option is disabled
• new #819 : add support for WebAuth: Yubikeys & fingerprint & other authentication devices.

  This is only available to the admin login (for now)
  Also implements shortcut k to pop-up the passwordless login interface.

• new #822 : add sensitive albums

  • adds a new "flag" so that such folders can be recognized at first glance while being logged in.
  • adds a key-bind h who hides all folders previously marked as sensitive.
  • adds a pink star in the header to notify the user is in a Sensitive folder.
  • Changing this property is either done on clicking on the star or toggling it in the visibility parameters.
  • makes it possible to hide Sensitive folder by default.

  Important note: if a sensitive folder is set as public, it will be revealed by h. If you do not wish such public folder to be visible, set it as hidden.

• fixes #831 : Use correct file name for small/medium downloads

  fixes a regression bug introduced by #777

Packaged version of Lychee including the vendor folder.
Install process is as follow:

1. extract the zip file.
2. create your database and user manually

Then you have two possibilities:

• cp .env.example .env
• edit .env
• php artisan key:generate
• php artisan migrate
• sudo chown -R www-data:www-data .

or

• sudo chown -R www-data:www-data . and access from your browser the Lychee installation and follow the installation steps

See change log: https://lycheeorg.github.io/docs/releases.html
See how to update: https://lycheeorg.github.io/docs/update.html
See how to upgrade from version 3: https://lycheeorg.github.io/docs/upgrade.html