request to add some sort of way to see past bereals about toofake HOT 5 CLOSED

I highly doubt that this is possible, as the filename hashes are almost certainly non-guessable. They are directly returned from the Google storage bucket. However what you can do is to fetch your feed every day (with a cron job or similar) and store the results in a database. Then you will have a history of your friends' posts, as the .webp urls are static and infinitely valid.

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I agree that the filename hashes are non-guessable. Is only the filename hash from the most recent bereal stored in the Google storage bucket?
Or maybe pulling a get request from the link https://cdn.bereal.network/Photos/(userhash)/post/*.webp, but I don't know how that could be achieved to fetch a list of contents from there...

from toofake.

I agree that the filename hashes are non-guessable. Is only the filename hash from the most recent bereal stored in the Google storage bucket? Or maybe pulling a get request from the link https://cdn.bereal.network/Photos/(userhash)/post/*.webp, but I don't know how that could be achieved to fetch a list of contents from there...

How do you want to do that if the hashes are not guessable and without knowing them? 🤷🏽

from toofake.

You don't need to know them I guess. It is possible to do ls or dir in a command line to get a list of files in a folder.
The photos on the servers from bereal are also files in a folder, but that's the thing I don't know, how to get a list of contents from a folder / url.

from toofake.

But we're not talking about your local computer where you can just traverse directories, but about Google storage bucket. If it was possible what you intend they would have a severed directory listing vulnerability and I doubt that Google has such an obvious vulnerability.

The photos on the servers from bereal are also files in a folder

I don't think that storage bucket is a simple folder on a filesystem. That's a world-class highly scalable virtualized abstraction of a filesystem.

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