Descripción

Mikesoft TeamVault helps teams manage confidential documents in a protected storage area outside the normal WordPress Media Library workflow. Perfect for sharing files with partners, clients, or team members within your own hosting environment.

Files are stored in a private directory and delivered only through authenticated WordPress handlers. The plugin includes folder management, previews, access control, activity logs, and export tools in a modern admin interface.

Main features:

Protected private storage outside the Media Library flow
Shared access for teams, partners, and clients
Role-based and user-specific access control
Folder creation, rename, move, and delete operations
Drag-and-drop uploads with image and PDF previews
ZIP export for the full library or a specific folder
Activity logging for uploads, downloads, moves, and deletes
Orphaned-record detection and cleanup after local or staging migrations
English default interface with optional Italian translation
Multisite-aware database tables and secure file streaming

The plugin does not require any external service to work.

Security Considerations

This plugin includes multiple WordPress.org-friendly security measures:

Capability-based access checks
WordPress nonce validation for mutating REST requests
Deep upload validation for extension, MIME type, size, and dangerous content patterns
Path boundary validation on the server side
Authenticated preview, download, and export handlers
Private storage protected from direct public access

Credits

Author: Michael Gasperini – https://mikesoft.it

Supported languages: English, Italian

Instalación

Upload the mikesoft-teamvault folder to /wp-content/plugins/
Activate the plugin from the WordPress Plugins screen
The plugin creates its database tables and private storage directory automatically
Administrators and Editors receive the manage_private_documents capability by default
Open TeamVault in the WordPress admin menu

FAQ

Are the files really private?: Yes. Files are stored in a protected directory and are not served through public direct URLs. Access is checked before preview, download, and export operations.
Can I use selected users instead of roles?: Yes. In the plugin settings you can enable a user whitelist and grant access only to selected WordPress users.
Can I change the storage directory?: Yes. You can configure a custom writable path in the plugin settings.
What file types are supported?: By default the plugin allows common office documents, images, archives, text files, and media files. You can customize the allowed extensions in the settings.
Why do I see files listed but they cannot be opened after a local migration?: The plugin stores binaries in its private storage directory, not in the Media Library. If you move the database without copying wp-content/uploads/private-documents/ (or your custom storage path), the database records remain but the physical files are missing. The settings page includes a maintenance tool to clean orphaned records.
What happens on uninstall?: You can choose whether all plugin data should be removed on uninstall. By default the cleanup option is disabled for safety.
Is an Italian interface available?: Yes. The plugin uses English by default and includes an Italian interface option in the settings.

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Registro de cambios

1.1.31

Security/compliance: normalized whitelist POST arrays with immediate wp_unslash() + absint() casting for both mstv_allowed_users and legacy pdm_allowed_users
Validation: re-ran Plugin Check and confirmed no remaining warnings for whitelist input sanitization

1.1.30

Fixed User Access whitelist toggle wiring so the Authorized users selector appears correctly
Fixed whitelist selected-user save flow by aligning hidden field names with backend processing
Added compatibility fallback for legacy cached admin JS posting pdm_allowed_users[]
Updated whitelist POST array sanitization (wp_unslash + absint) to satisfy Plugin Check input validation
Completed staging QA validation across whitelist access control, file operations, maintenance actions, export, and uninstall setting persistence

1.1.29

Added the TeamVault logo to the admin sidebar header on desktop and mobile
Finalized the first WordPress.org release packaging and distribution flow

1.1.28

Security: replaced !empty() with wp_validate_boolean() for all boolean form inputs in settings handling
Security: replaced (bool) cast with wp_validate_boolean() in REST API settings updates
Security: added dedicated nonce verification for export selection with explicit check
Compliance: added wp_unslash() to all $_POST handling and PHPCS ignore comments for wp_validate_boolean
Compliance: added PHPCS ignore comments for orderClause in repository files (whitelist-sanitized values)
Enhancement: added TeamVault logo SVG to sidebar header in file manager
Refactor: extracted create_protection_files() to MSTV_Helpers to eliminate code duplication
Refactor: simplified repository files queries with build_order_clause() method
Refactor: removed side-effect from MSTV_Storage constructor, explicit directory creation
Refactor: injected MSTV_Settings into MSTV_Logger and MSTV_Assets via constructor
Refactor: moved data access logic from logs-page view to admin controller
Compliance: eliminated redundant MSTV_Settings instantiations in view templates

1.1.27

Security: added proper sanitization for uploaded file arrays (sanitize_file_name, sanitize_mime_type, sanitize_text_field)
Security: replaced FILTER_DEFAULT with proper sanitization for folder_ids array
Security: added detailed PHPCS ignore comments explaining nonce verification patterns
Compliance: prefixed all global variables in templates with «mstv_»
Compliance: prefixed all dynamic hook names with «mstv_» via class constants
Compliance: changed all prefixes from «pdm» to «mstv» (4+ character requirement)
Compliance: updated all WordPress options from «pdm_» to «mstv_» for uniqueness
Fix: corrected JavaScript config variable from «pdmConfig» to «mstvConfig»
Fix: resolved syntax error in settings class (ternary operator compatibility)

1.1.26

Kept the mobile header toolbar on a single row by compacting filters and action controls
Reduced the mobile footprint of the Upload and Export buttons for a cleaner responsive header

1.1.25

Fixed file rename fallback handling for legacy records with empty display names
Added safer display-name fallback resolution during upload, reindex, browser payload formatting, and rename flows
Tightened the file rename request handling and added regression coverage for the rename path

1.1.24

Renamed the plugin branding to Mikesoft TeamVault and aligned the release package with the new slug
Removed SVG from default allowed uploads, blocked unsafe inline preview paths, and enforced the PDF preview setting
Fixed nested folder rename path updates so descendant files keep working after folder renames
Rejected invalid destination folder IDs instead of silently falling back to the root folder
Improved admin UI consistency, mobile details controls, and release hardening files

1.1.23

Refined the mobile file manager with off-canvas navigation, responsive filters, and sidebar scrolling
Fixed rename validation edge cases and several Italian translation issues

1.1.22

Fixed Plugin Check compliance issues in filesystem operations, schema migration safety, and packaging

1.1.21

Hardened whitelist enforcement so role-based access and user whitelists are applied consistently across REST, admin screens, and streamed handlers
Normalized legacy log target types, improved storage cleanup safety, and switched file delivery to chunked streaming for large exports and previews

1.1.20

Added clearer move-destination selection feedback and restored the root node in the sidebar tree
Completed the latest Italian translation review for pagination, maintenance, export, and storage recovery strings

1.1.19

Fixed the remaining Plugin Check findings in uninstall cleanup and admin request sanitization paths

1.1.18

Added automatic storage self-healing on browser load and folder creation so missing database records are restored without manual maintenance steps

1.1.17

Added maintenance reindex to restore folder and file records from the storage directory when database entries are missing
Restored creation of folders whose physical directory still exists after uninstall or partial cleanup

1.1.16

Restored folder creation when a directory already exists on disk but its database record was removed

1.1.13

Fixed Plugin Check issues around paginated queries, admin request sanitization, and filesystem fallbacks
Normalized line endings across the plugin files flagged by the report

1.1.12

Simplified the export modal to two choices only: export all or export selected folders

1.1.11

Removed create/upload reliance on the WordPress filesystem abstraction for local file writes to improve compatibility on local environments
Improved admin API error parsing so critical backend responses surface a readable message in the UI

1.1.10

Added export choices for the full library, the current folder, or selected folders directly from the export modal
Fixed the sort-order button icon so it matches ascending and descending states correctly
Added live filesystem metadata fallback for preview and download streams to reduce issues with stale stored metadata

1.1.9

Fixed upload validation regressions that could block new file uploads
Fixed duplicate upload controls shown inside the upload overlay
Added runtime self-healing for the private storage directory
Added live filesystem metadata fallback so existing files keep working even if stored MIME or size metadata is stale
Marked missing binaries clearly in the file manager and disabled invalid preview/download actions
Added a settings maintenance action to clean orphaned file records after local migrations

1.1.8

Standardized the main plugin interface and project documentation around English source text
Refined contribution and README documentation for a more professional release presentation
Repaired internal naming regressions introduced during the language normalization pass

1.1.7

Improved binary streaming handlers for preview, download, and ZIP export
Improved custom table handling and whitelist capability cleanup
Hardened allowed extensions sanitization in admin settings

1.1.6

Fixed Windows path normalization in filesystem boundary checks
Resolved false «Invalid destination path» upload failures caused by mixed slash formats
Improved upload compatibility for root and nested folder destinations on local Windows environments

1.1.5

Fixed internal drag and drop so files can be moved reliably into folders
Added drop targets for content folders, sidebar tree folders, and the root breadcrumb
Prevented internal drag operations from incorrectly opening the upload overlay

1.1.4

Moved folder and file quick actions from hover overlays into the details sidebar
Clicking a folder now selects it and shows actions in the sidebar; double-click opens it
Simplified card and list layouts by removing inline hover action areas

1.1.3

Improved translator comments for placeholder-based strings
Reworked file query ordering for safer database access patterns
Replaced remaining streamed readfile() usage with filesystem-backed reads
Improved server input handling in admin settings and repository logs

1.1.2

Improved admin view escaping and packaging metadata
Reworked streamed preview and download handlers to use authenticated admin-post endpoints with dedicated nonce support
Reworked filesystem operations and upload handling for better WordPress compatibility
Fixed settings form handling with safer input unslashing, redirects, and transient-based success notice
Added languages/ directory support and removed deprecated manual textdomain loading

1.1.1

Security: REST API now enforces WordPress REST nonce validation in permission checks
Security: Removed nonce usage from preview image URLs in the admin UI
Security: Hardened download and preview filename sanitization against header injection
Security: Strengthened filesystem base-path boundary validation
Security: Rejects dangerous double-extension uploads like file.php.pdf
Security: Added destination path checks before storing files and folders
Fixed: Streamed download and preview URLs now use secure admin-post handlers
Fixed: Multisite uninstall now cleans site-specific tables and options correctly
Improved: Folder repository now caches tree and all-folder lookups during the request lifecycle
Improved: Export modal flow now submits through admin-post with a dedicated stream nonce
Added: Hooks are now wired into upload, rename, delete, move, preview, download, export, and folder operations

1.1.0

Security: Fixed path traversal vulnerability in the filesystem layer
Security: Added content sniffing to detect polyglot and malicious uploads
Security: Improved upload validation with full content scanning
Fixed: Multisite compatibility for plugin tables
Fixed: ZIP export cleanup on failure with a shutdown handler
Added: Developer hooks and filters for extensibility

For older release history, see changelog.txt in the plugin package.