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Michal Tuszowski
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The Python half of the short-lived share links lived in the repo; the Apache config and the cron entries that make it work were hand-placed on the host, so the feature could not be rebuilt from a checkout. This adds the missing half. Scripts (defaults unchanged, so existing bare-metal cron keeps working): * scan_shares.py / revoke_shares.py take their paths from CONJURER_SHARE_* instead of hardcoding the Pi layout, and create their parent dirs; * the revoke TTL is now CONJURER_SHARE_TTL_SECONDS. Its --help claimed "2min" while the code used a hardcoded 3600 - the help text now reports the real, configured value. New share service: * docker/Dockerfile.share - Apache + the two jobs, reusing the same scripts rather than forking copies; * docker/share-vhost.conf.tpl - the previously undocumented Apache half. Three settings are load-bearing and commented as such: +FollowSymLinks (the shares ARE symlinks), -Indexes (a listing would expose every live token), and a deny rule for dotfiles (revoke_shares.py keeps .downloads.json - a map of every live token - inside the served directory); * docker/entrypoint.share.sh - renders the vhost, seeds the index on first run, then runs scanner/revoker in sleep loops beside Apache (no cron, so their output shows up in docker logs); * compose + env example, incl. the two volumes that MUST be shared with the musician (it creates the links and reads the index). docs/deployment/FILE_SHARING.md documents the mechanism, both deployment routes (docker and existing host Apache), the Discord command, why each Apache setting matters, verification commands, and the known limitations - notably that a link nobody ever downloads is never revoked, since the TTL starts at first download. Verified: scanner and revoker exercised end-to-end against temp dirs (index built; token recorded from a combined-format log line and the symlink unlinked). Compose file not validated - no docker on this machine. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>