People could delete their own comments on torrents other than
the one the URL would indicate, which meant they could mess with
the total comment count on a torrent by having it be higher than
it actually is through repeatedly posting and deleting comments
that way.
However, they could only ever delete their own comments, so this
isn't a huge issue in the first place.
* Implement upload ratelimit for non-trusted uploaders
Users may upload X torrents in Y minutes after which they
will have to wait Z minutes between uploads.
* Show torrent period count when ratelimited
* Only ratelimit new accounts
Previously, people couldn't quite tell you needed to give a report
reason. Now we disable the submit button until there is a reason,
and flask.flash() if someone manages to submit an empty reason
anyway.
MINIMUM_ANONYMOUS_TORRENT_SIZE can be used to require a minimum total
size of torrents uploaded by anonymous users (ie. without accounts).
Sets up a "framework" for post-WTForm torrent validation as well;
this can easily be extended into filename blacklists and such.
As per comments in #288, Firefox forces a "what do you want to do with this"-dialog for 'attachment' even when it's set to open them immediately in another program.
* Replace all `from nyaa import app` imports with `app = flask.current_app` (or `from flask import current_app as app` where possible)
* Add a separate config object for top-level and class statements as `nyaa.extensions.config`
Required because those codes don't have app context at the time of evaluation/execution.
* Remove `routes.py` file and register all blueprints in `nyaa/__init__.py`
* Refactor `nyaa/__init__.py` into an app factory
* Update tools
* Update tests (temporary, will be replaced)
Nicolas F
Anna-Maria Meriniemi
nyaadev
Kfir Hadas