secure-dav's Introduction

Secure WebDAV Server

Start a preconfigured WebDAV server (based on webdav-server), which store files in a folder, encrypt and compress them. The encryption is AES256 CBC using a master password.

Install

npm i

Usage

node index.js

Configuration

The default configuration file name is config.json.

The string values can refer to another value with the $(...) pattern.

Key	Default value	Description
webdavServerOptions	`undefined`	Settings of the webdav-server package
dataFolderPath	`'.data'`	Folder to store the crypted data
masterFilePath	`'data.json'`	File path in which store the resource tree
masterKeyIteration	`100000`	Number of hash iteration to get the master key/IV
fileKeyIteration	`1000`	Number of hash iteration to get the file-specific key/IV
keySize	`32`	Encryption/descryption key size
ivSize	`16`	Encryption/descryption IV size
password	`'1saw6rar4know8rar'`	Password to use for encryption/decryption
cipherAlgorithm	`'aes-256-cbc'`	Algorithm to use for encryption/decryption
hashAlgorithm	`'sha256'`	Algorithm to use for the hashes
multiUser	`false`	Define if the system must use a multi user system

Here is an example of a configuration file :

{
    "webdavServerOptions": {
        "port": 1900
    },
    "dataFolderPath": "./data/store",
    "masterFilePath": "./data/index"
}

Note

For an unkown reason yet, if you set the hostname to 'localhost' or '127.0.0.1', the Windows embedded WebDAV client will be slower requesting to this server.

What to do with a WebDAV Server?

You can use it as a virtual repository to store data and allow other softwares to access to it.

For instance (Windows uses \\localhost@<port>\DavWWWRoot\ to connect to the server ; Linux will need to mount the server or to use a webdav client).

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