Could you make it so that when you start gossa, it tells you if read-only mode is enabled or disabled? I've learned that read-only is not enabled if you add -ro after the root file directory path, and this could cause somebody to accidentally allow write access.
Either making it so that it doesn't matter where you give the -ro flag, or giving a warning message about whether or not read-only is enabled or disabled would fix the issue.
Hey - thanks for the feedback :+1: I added both a log message for the options, and also made it impossible to startup if there are more than one trailing argument (the target folder)
Could you make it so that when you start gossa, it tells you if read-only mode is enabled or disabled? I've learned that read-only is not enabled if you add
-ro
after the root file directory path, and this could cause somebody to accidentally allow write access.Either making it so that it doesn't matter where you give the
-ro
flag, or giving a warning message about whether or not read-only is enabled or disabled would fix the issue.