WebDAV sync support, access tokens, REST control endpoints #10
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## Authentication
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Cista supports two authenticatioon mode, each of which supporting ordinary and privileged users. Either one can be combined with the public mode.
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Cista supports two authentication modes, each supporting ordinary and privileged users. Either one can be combined with the public mode.
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### Public Mode
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- Users with `cista:login` permission can access files
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- Users with `cista:admin` permission get privileged access (Admin Settings)
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## WebDAV Access
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Cista supports WebDAV, so you can mount it as a network drive or browse it directly from your operating system's file manager.
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Connect to `http://cista.example.com/files/` (or `https://...`).
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### Authentication
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- **Standard users:** Use your username and password with Basic auth.
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- **API tokens:** For scripts, backup tools, or when your client requires NTLM (e.g. Windows File Explorer), create a token in the web interface via **🔑 API Tokens**. Authenticate with username `token` and the token secret as the password.
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### Supported clients
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| Client | Setup |
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| **Windows File Explorer** | Map Network Drive → `http://cista.example.com/files/` (or Add a network location). Windows may try NTLM first; API tokens are recommended. |
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| **macOS Finder** | Go → Connect to Server (⌘K) → `http://cista.example.com/files/` |
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| **Linux (GNOME/KDE)** | Enter `dav://cista.example.com/files/` or `webdav://cista.example.com/files/` in the location bar |
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| **Cyberduck, WinSCP, rclone** | Standard WebDAV profile with Basic auth |
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**Note on Windows NTLM:** Windows WebDAV clients often require NTLM authentication, which is incompatible with Cista's Argon2 password hashes. API tokens solve this — Cista uses the token secret as the NTLM password.
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### Internet Access
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Most admins find the [Caddy](https://caddyserver.com/) web server convenient for its auto TLS certificates and all. A proxy also allows running multiple web services or Cista instances on the same IP address but different (sub)domains.
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