If you are hosting a PenguinUpload instance, it is a good idea to know how to perform basic administration tasks.
Since PenguinUpload is a file hosting service, running an instance with public registration will almost certainly result in spam and other unwanted activity.
The Admin features of PenguinUpload are accessed entirely through the REST API, and there are only a few admin-specific routes. Once you (the administrator) have selected target users, you can access the user-specific API by impersonating the users by using their API keys.
Add your username to the admins array in the configuration file.
All API requests must be authenticated with a apikey parameter that
contains the API key of a user with admin privileges.
GET /api/admin/enumerateusers - Return a JSON array containing the user
details of all registered users.
Use this to get a list of all users and their information. The password is securely hashed and encrypted, and cannot be retrieved!
GET /api/admin/accountinfo/{name} - Get account info for a single user (username is name).
PATCH /api/admin/disableuser/{name} - Disable a user (username is name). This
will disable all API/application access for the user. It is highly recommended
that you disable a user using this route before making changes to the user or
his or her data.
PATCH /api/admin/enableuser/{name} - Enables a user. Opposite of the previously
mentioned disableuser.
GET /api/admin/fileinfo/{id} - Get file info by ID.
DELETE /api/admin/deletefile/{id} - Deletes a file by ID.
GET /api/admin/downloadfile/{id} - Download a file by ID.