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docs: Windows mount guide + drop traefik rate limit - #20
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- Remove the per-IP ratelimit middleware from the webdav router in docker-compose.yml; only compresstraefik remains. - Expand the Windows section of docs/use-cases.md with the BasicAuthLevel registry tweak required for plain HTTP, custom-cert install via Import-Certificate, common net-use errors (85/1244/67), and unmount steps for Windows/macOS/Linux. - Add /:alice:rw to FOLDER_PERMISSIONS in .env so a single user has root-level write access for local testing.
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ratelimitmiddleware from the webdav router indocker-compose.yml(onlycompresstraefikremains).docs/use-cases.md:BasicAuthLevel=2registry tweak required for plain HTTPImport-Certificatenet useerrors (85 / 1244 / 67).env: add/:alice:rwtoFOLDER_PERMISSIONSso alice has root-level write access for local testing.