atauenis/webone v0.10.1

WebOne 0.10.1

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New stable minor release of WebOne, made 5.05.2020 after 22 commits. It is mostly a bugfix release, however there are some new features in it.

• ✔️ Fixed broken support for ffmpeg and yt.bat (youtube-dl) converters.
• ✔️ Fixed broken local mode.
• ✔️ Fixed Warning: DefaultHostName setting is not applicable to this computer! message when using a public domain name.
• ✔️ Fixed work on custom ports (set from command line).
• ✔️ Fixed stop of configuration file loading if it have at least 1 erroneous line. Now only really fatal errors will break loading of the file.
• 🆕 Added OnHeader detection rule to Sets of Edits. Now some sets can be automatically enabled for particular browsers or to requests with particular cookies (for example). By default it is begin used to enable PNG>GIF converting for IE 1-3/Netscape 0.9-3.04 and disable it for newer browsers.
• 🆕 Default configuration file (webone.conf) now can be not only in the current directory, but also in system common configuration file directories too. The correct places for it is ./webone.conf, installation_dir/webone.conf, ~/.config/WebOne/webone.conf (%AppData%\Webone\webone.conf) or /etc/WebOne/webone.conf (C:\ProgramData\WebOne\webone.conf).
• 🆕 Directory to save temporary files now can be set manually through TemporaryDirectory option. %TEMP% and $TEMP can be used too (marked here as synonyms on both Win32 and Linux for compatibility purposes). These masks are meaning that a system default temporary folder should be used for WebOne temporary files.
• 📦 Experimental Debian and RedHat packages for amd64/armhf are available to download.
• 🆕 Linux packages are using /etc/WebOne/webone.conf configuration file by default. Windows builds are using webone.conf in unzip directory by default, but also can use %AppData%\Webone\webone.conf or C:\ProgramData\WebOne\webone.conf if the default config file is removed.
• 🆕 The application is now released under a modified BSD license with 1 additional paragraph (about user notifying to prevent legal usage for unethical purposes).

P.S. 26.05.2020. Note for Fedora/CentOS/RedHat/SUSE users: RPM packages have some problems on installing in Fedora (and probably in similar distributions). See Issue #11. This bug does not affecting DEB-based distributions.