• data/users.csv: Users database for authentication
• data/groups.csv: Groups database for permissions and access
• data/passwords.csv: temp passswords share
• data/id: the last ID for temp passwords share
• data/uploads.csv: versions and actions of uploaded files
• data/requests.csv: user requests or reports
• data/rss.csv: rss feed data

Delimiter is , and quote is ".

The users database columns:

1. ID: the unique ID of the user
2. name: the unique name of the user
3. password: base64 password hash (SHA512 using hashlib.pbkdf2_hmac)
4. salt: Salt for password hash. Generation of 32 random bytes using secrets.token_bytes(32).
5. enumerations: Enumerations for password hash. Generation of number between: 90000 and 110000 using 90000 + secrets.randbelow(20000).
6. IPs: List of authorized IPs using glob syntax.
7. groups: List of group IDs for user permissions and access.
8. apikey: The API key for authenticating users using a API client. It is the base64 of 125 random bytes (base64.b64encode(secrets.token_bytes(125))).

The groups database columns:

1. ID: the unique ID of the group and the permission level
2. name: the unique name of the group

The passwords database columns:

1. timestamp: The timestamp (a float) of the max time to view the password.
2. password: Encrypted password (using XOR, the key and the salt is 60 random bytes using secrets.token_bytes(60))
3. views: The number of views remaining
4. hash: Hexadecimal of the password hash (SHA512 using hashlib.pbkdf2_hmac)
5. iteration: Random integer between 9999 and 15000 using 9999 + secrets.randbelow(5001)
6. ID: The unique ID of the password

Passwords are automatically deleted when they expire.

The uploads database columns:

1. ID: the action ID (an auto-incremented integer)
2. name: the name of the file
3. read_permission: permission required to read this file
4. write_permission: permission required to write this file
5. delete_permission: permission required to delete this file
6. hidden: hide file (only admin can see the file), you can read, write and delete the file if you know the name
7. is_deleted: status ("deleted" or "exist") (administrators can see deleted files)
8. is_binary: state ("binary" or "text")
9. timestamp: time of this action (a float)
10. user: the "owner" of the file (the user of this action)
11. version: the version of the file

The requests database columns:

1. ID: the request ID (an auto-incremented integer)
2. Time: timestamp of request creation
3. UserName: user name used to create the request
4. ErrorCode: the HTTP error code page used to create the request
5. Page: URL used to create the request
6. UserAgent: the UserAgent used to create the request
7. Subject: subject of the request
8. Reason: reason of the request
9. Name: the name of the person creating the request

The RSS database columns:

1. guid: Article's ID
2. author: Person who have written this article
3. title: Article's title
4. description: Article's description
5. link: Link to read the full article
6. categories: Categories for this article
7. pubDate: Publication date
8. comments: Comments for this article

users.csv

ID,name,password,salt,enumerations,IPs,groups,apikey
0,Not Authenticated,,,,*,0,
1,Unknow,,,,*,"0,1",
2,Admin,pZo8c8+cKLTHFaUBxGwcYaFDgNRw9HHph4brixOo6OMusFKbfkBEObZiNwda/f9W3+IpiMY8kqiFmQcbkUCbGw==,c2FsdA==,1000,"192.168.*,172.16.*,10.*,127.0.*","50,1000",AdminAdminAdminAdminAdminAdminAdminAdminAdminAdminAdminAdminAdminAdminAdminAdminAdminAdminAdminAdminAdminAdminAdminAdminAdminAdminAdminAdminAdminAdminAdminAdmin

groups.csv

ID,name
0,Not Authenticated
1,Unknow
50,User
500,Developers
750,Maintainers
1000,Administrators

To reset it:

python3 scripts/account/modules/manage_defaults_databases.py