mention some more features

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* [client examples](#client-examples) - interact with copyparty using non-browser clients * [client examples](#client-examples) - interact with copyparty using non-browser clients
* [up2k](#up2k) - quick outline of the up2k protocol, see [uploading](#uploading) for the web-client * [up2k](#up2k) - quick outline of the up2k protocol, see [uploading](#uploading) for the web-client
* [why chunk-hashes](#why-chunk-hashes) - a single sha512 would be better, right? * [why chunk-hashes](#why-chunk-hashes) - a single sha512 would be better, right?
* [performance](#performance) - defaults are good for most cases, expect `8 GiB/s` download and `1 GiB/s` upload * [performance](#performance) - defaults are usually fine - expect `8 GiB/s` download, `1 GiB/s` upload
* [dependencies](#dependencies) - mandatory deps * [dependencies](#dependencies) - mandatory deps
* [optional dependencies](#optional-dependencies) - install these to enable bonus features * [optional dependencies](#optional-dependencies) - install these to enable bonus features
* [install recommended deps](#install-recommended-deps) * [install recommended deps](#install-recommended-deps)
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* if you are using media hotkeys to switch songs and are getting tired of seeing the OSD popup which Windows doesn't let you disable, consider https://ocv.me/dev/?media-osd-bgone.ps1 * if you are using media hotkeys to switch songs and are getting tired of seeing the OSD popup which Windows doesn't let you disable, consider https://ocv.me/dev/?media-osd-bgone.ps1
* click the bottom-left `π` to open a javascript prompt for debugging
## searching ## searching
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b512(){ printf "$((sha512sum||shasum -a512)|sed -E 's/ .*//;s/(..)/\\x\1/g')"|base64|tr '+/' '-_'|head -c44;} b512(){ printf "$((sha512sum||shasum -a512)|sed -E 's/ .*//;s/(..)/\\x\1/g')"|base64|tr '+/' '-_'|head -c44;}
b512 <movie.mkv b512 <movie.mkv
you can provide passwords using cookie 'cppwd=hunter2', as a url query `?pw=hunter2`, or with basic-authentication (either as the username or password)
# up2k # up2k
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# performance # performance
defaults are good for most cases, expect `8 GiB/s` download and `1 GiB/s` upload defaults are usually fine - expect `8 GiB/s` download, `1 GiB/s` upload
you can ignore the `cannot efficiently use multiple CPU cores` message, very unlikely to be a problem you can ignore the `cannot efficiently use multiple CPU cores` message, very unlikely to be a problem

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# OS integration # OS integration
init-scripts to start copyparty as a service init-scripts to start copyparty as a service
* [`systemd/copyparty.service`](systemd/copyparty.service) * [`systemd/copyparty.service`](systemd/copyparty.service) runs the sfx normally
* [`systemd/prisonparty.service`](systemd/prisonparty.service) runs the sfx in a chroot
* [`openrc/copyparty`](openrc/copyparty) * [`openrc/copyparty`](openrc/copyparty)
# Reverse-proxy # Reverse-proxy