DocStore - document server and indexing engine

Building

Requirements:

Go (golang) >= 1.12

Linux:

make

or offline

make vendor

OpenBSD:

GOOS=openbsd make

or offline

GOOS=openbsd make vendor

Install

See the scripts/ directory on how to install docstore on Linux or OpenBSD.

Config

{
	"run_dir": "/var/lib/docstore",    // running directory. data will be stored here
	"user": "docstore",                // drop privileges to user
	"group": "docstore",               // drop privileges to group
	"listen_addr": "127.0.0.1:8080",   // listening <address>:<port>
	"log_file": "docstore.log",        // log file (use - for stdout, this only works in combination with 'foreground: true')
	"secret": "",                      // static hmac secret (at least 64 chars, used for JWT signing)
	"langs": ["deu", "eng"],           // languages for tesseract ocr
	"cmd_timeout": 600,                // timeout in seconds for executed teseract and pdftotext commands
	"tesseract_threads": 1,            // tesseract thread limit
	"tesseract_oem": 1,                // tesseract oem value
	"foreground": false,               // do not fork into the background
	"secure_cookie": false,            // enable secure cookie flag
	"debug": false                     // enable debugging
}

Features

Fulltext indexing of documents
Custom regex based tags (see https://golang.org/pkg/regexp/syntax/)
Password hashing using BCrypt
2FA using TOTP
Content Security Policy
No Javascript (yet)

DocStore on OpenBSD

DocStore makes use of the OpenBSD native security features pledge(2) and unveil(2).

Usage

DocStore manages all files and directories under the $run_dir/data directory.

Do not delete or move files around in the $run_dir/data directory using the filesystem as this messes with the index mapping.

You can however add more files and directories using the underlying file system.

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