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[docs-only] Fix of storage-publiclink readme
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@@ -6,6 +6,10 @@ The brute force protection will prevent access to public links if wrong
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passwords are entered. The implementation is very similar to a rate limiter,
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but taking into account only wrong password attempts.
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This feature is enabled by default with predefined settings.
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If you want to disable this feature, set the related configuration values to 0.
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By default, you're allowed a maximum of 5 failed attempts in 1 hour:
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* `STORAGE_PUBLICLINK_BRUTEFORCE_MAXATTEMPTS=5`
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@@ -17,10 +21,10 @@ threshold (5 failures per hour, by default).
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If the failure rate threshold is exceeded, the public link will be blocked
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until such rate goes below the threshold. This means that it will remain
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blocked for an undefined time: a couple of seconds in the best case, or up
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to `STORAGE_PUBLICLINK_BRUTEFORCE_TIME` in the worst case.
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to `STORAGE_PUBLICLINK_BRUTEFORCE_TIMEGAP` in the worst case.
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If the public link is blocked by the brute force protection, it will be blocked
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for all the users.
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for all the users. Any attempt with a false password will restart the trigger.
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As said, this feature is enabled by default, with a 5 failures per hour rate.
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If you want to disable this feature, set the related configuration values to 0.
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Note that this feature uses the configurable store. No setting changes need to
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be made when using defaults.
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