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External storage global OAuth app ID #4442
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This would not really work well, because on both Google Drive and Dropbox are quite low rate limits and quite fast the external storage would not be read-/writable anymore. cc @icewind1991 |
@MorrisJobke According to the documentation, on Dropbox at least the rate limiting only applies on a per-user basis, so it shouldn't have different effects if we share an app ID for multiple users. |
I am going to close this since there doesn't seem to be a lot of interest (no upvotes) and no respond since around 2 years. Please reopen if you still want to implement this. |
When users are allowed to configure external storage for example with a Dropbox backend, each user has to enter app credentials.
It would be very useful to add a global configurarion value for server wide app credentials, so that every user can individually login with their own Dropbox accounts, but reuse the same global app ID/secret.
The same applies to Google Drive.
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