Introduce file and directory permission settings (fileChmod, dirChmod) end-to-end. UI: new controls in Paths settings with octal validation and defaults (664/775). API: GET exposes defaults; PUT validates octal strings and upserts configuration keys (file_chmod, dir_chmod) and clears related cache keys. Runtime: read config values in file utilities and services (FileOrganizer, direct-download, chapter-merger, epub-fixer) to apply mkdir modes and chmod files/dirs; FileOrganizer now accepts fileMode/dirMode and getFileOrganizer reads/parses DB settings. Docker: add UMASK option to docker-compose and propagate/apply UMASK in entrypoint/app-start scripts. Tests: update mocks to account for config service usage.
Document an optional 'bookdrop' host folder in docker-compose.yml with a commented example volume mount for the Manual Import (Admin → audiobook → Manual Import) file picker, and add /bookdrop to .gitignore so local bookdrop mounts are not tracked.
Implements smart detection that allows users to provide external DATABASE_URL
or REDIS_URL. When external services are detected, internal instances are
automatically disabled to save resources. Maintains full backward compatibility
with existing setup
Bump package version from 1.0.5 to 1.0.6. Add two commented environment variable examples to docker-compose.yml for authentication configuration: DISABLE_LOCAL_LOGIN (force OAuth) and ALLOW_WEAK_PASSWORD (remove minimum password length). These entries are documented examples only and do not change runtime behavior.
Add documentation and example env var to docker-compose.yml for running with rootless Podman. Introduces a commented ROOTLESS_CONTAINER option that, when set to "true", skips gosu UID/GID switching since user namespaces handle mapping; includes a warning not to enable this for Docker or LXC to avoid creating files as root.
Introduces a docker-compose.yml for containerized deployment of the application, including volume mappings and environment variable documentation. Updates files-hash utility to normalize path separators to forward slashes, ensuring cross-platform consistency when extracting basenames.