Local Storage:Settings > Storage > Storage Path:/opt/fileclouddata
AWS Storage:
Settings > Storage ..
S3 Key: YOUR-S3-KEY
S3 Secret: YOUR-S3-SECRET
S3 Bucket Name: YOUR-BUCKET-NAME
S3 Encryption > Manage > Enable encryption > OK
User Authentication
Users > Add User
Option for both local- and Active Directory authentication.
Minimum password length is set in cloudconfig.php (define("TONIDO_MIN_PASSWORD_STRENGTH", 14);) or through the web ui Settings > Misc > Password > Minimum password length.
Local users are stored in local mongodb database.
Server URL
Settings > Sever > Service URL: http://localhost
Secure Cookie (when using HTTPS)
Set TONIDOCLOUD_SECURE_COOKIE to 1.
Features
FileCloud Drive
FlieCloud Drive allows the end users to mount a network share on their computer, files put in this share will be hosted on the FileCloud server and is easily sharable through their Share link feature.
A window is opened automatically allowing the user to set expiry date and time, maximum number of downloads, password protection and more.
Note: In FileCloud version 23.241 or later, the Default Share Type is Private Share. Prior to FileCloud 23.241, the Default Share Type was Public Share.
Meaning in version 23.241 or later users are only allowed to share files with other, authenticated users.
To allow Public Shares an administrator must either change the Global Default Policy (Settings > Policies > Edit Policy > Share Mode: Allow All Shares), or create a new custom policy per user/group/team/share basis.
After changing the Policy users are now able to share folders and/or files through a password protected download link as seen in the images above.
An administrator can also change the global share setting to Public through Settings > Misc > Share > Default share type > Public Share.
If Send Email Notifications is enabled the user will get a email when the resource is downloaded. If the option is not enabled the user can see recent activity in the Activity panel on the right side when browsing the share.
From the configuration we set the local storage path to /opt/fileclouddata. Browsing the share we find all uploaded files in the new .dat file format.
By default all files are stored unencrypted and can easily be recovered by simply copying them.
With a server containing thousands of files this is cumbersome, instead we can target sensitive files through the database.
In-browser file preview
FileCloud supports in-browser file previews using QuickJS Preview and/or LibreOffice. This has resulted in vulnerabilities in the past, for example CVE-2025-26127 affecting FileCloud < v23.241.2 where authenticated users could hijack sessions through stored XSS.
With this in mind it is interesting that the default disallowed extensions cover php and php5, but not phpn. Will FileCloud render a phpinfo() file with the extension php3?