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Thanks for pointing me to that link. Unfortunately, even when configuring nginx and girder options as described, I am still getting the same permissions error when trying to download selected...

Interesting - I guess it isn't anything to do with the cookie then. Downloading the whole folder works fine, it is only when I try to download checked items that...

On REST API page I see api version: 3.1.14 at the bottom of the page. Both Chrome and Safari have the same behavior. I'm using MacOS currently, but have also...

> There is a setting in the default deployment of the DSA to restrict some download endpoints. I'd have to look up the details -- but this is specified in...

Limiting download permissions does seem useful. It looks like the restrict_downloads flag causes the following (from [histomicsui/__init__.py](https://github.com/DigitalSlideArchive/HistomicsUI/blob/1542c70362b3a37421f8ed78b3b5fb0dbf20373f/histomicsui/__init__.py)): ``` if curConfig.get('restrict_downloads'): # Change some endpoints to require token access endpoints =...

Here's a thought - see comments in the code below: ``` if curConfig.get('restrict_downloads'): # Change some endpoints to require token access endpoints = [ ('collection', 'GET', (':id', 'download')), ('file', 'GET',...

I discovered that the reason I didn't have this problem previously is that the older version of `provision.py` I was using did not attempt to create a docker container running...

I'm interested in this fix as well. Are there additional things that need to be updated to support querying image data, as noted in https://github.com/pearu/pylibtiff/issues/178#issuecomment-2045491853?

Not an expected artifact. Also, there's no reason I can think of that tiles should be drawn smaller than they are downloaded. Neither TiledImage nor the WebGLDrawer is splitting images...

Are you using the `immediateRender` option? It is strange that tiles from the lower-resolution levels of the pyramid aren't displaying while the full-res tiles are being drawn. Is that something...