File and Ops Tools

WebDAV

Configure it under "WebDAV Service" in the sidebar "File Services" group.

Field	Default	Description
enable	Off	Enable the service; at least one user is required when enabled
listenIp	Empty	Listen address; leave empty to listen on all addresses
port	18800	Listen port
tls	Off	Enable HTTPS; the certificate is provided per SNI by the SSL Certificates module
users	None	Multiple users. Each has name, password, root (an absolute directory path) and readOnly, or uses mounts to mount several directories

Each user can map to one directory, or mount several directories:

• Single directory: set root and readOnly. After login, the root is that directory.
• Multiple directories: click "Mount multiple directories" in the UI, or fill in several entries in mounts. Each entry has name (display name, cannot contain /, unique within one user), path (an absolute path) and readOnly. After login, the root lists the directories by name. The root itself is not writable, and files cannot be moved between different directories.

When migrating from Lucky, a user's mount list is converted into multiple directories, and users that appear more than once in Lucky with the same name and password are merged into one user.

FTP

Configure it under "FTP Service" in the "File Services" group. FTP and FTPS are supported.

Field	Default	Description
enable	Off	Enable the service; at least one user is required when enabled
listenIp	Empty	Listen address; leave empty to listen on all addresses
port	2121	Listen port
passiveStart / passiveEnd	0	Passive-mode data port range. When both are 0 the system assigns ports randomly; when set, 1 ≤ start ≤ end ≤ 65535 must hold, and the range must be allowed in the firewall and port mappings
publicHost	Empty	IP advertised externally in passive mode. Behind NAT, enter the public or forwarded IP. Only IP addresses are supported; leave empty to use the connection address automatically
tlsMode	0	0 allows both plain text and FTPS, 1 requires explicit FTPS (AUTH TLS), 2 is implicit FTPS (encrypted from connect). When non-zero, the certificate is provided per SNI by the SSL Certificates module
idleTimeout	900	Seconds of idle time before a connection is closed
connectionTimeout	30	Timeout in seconds for establishing a data connection
disableActiveMode	Off	Use passive mode only, which suits NAT environments better
users	None	Multiple users, with the same fields as WebDAV: name, password, root, readOnly or mounts; user names must be unique

Service parameters and users can be imported from Lucky's FTP configuration (see Migrating from Lucky).

Storage Mounts

Add mounts under "Storage Mounts" in the "File Services" group, and manage files online on the page.

Field	Description
name, remark, enable	Name, remark and enable switch
type	local (local directory), webdav (remote WebDAV) or smb (SMB share)
path	Local directory, must be an existing absolute path (used by local)
url, username, password	Remote address and account; the password is masked in the UI (used by webdav and smb). A WebDAV address starts with http:// or https://; an SMB address looks like smb://host[:port]/share[/subdir], SMB2/3 is supported and an empty username connects as guest
skipVerify	Skip HTTPS certificate verification (used by webdav)
domain	Domain or workgroup for SMB authentication, usually empty (used by smb)
readOnly	Mount read-only; the file manager rejects every write operation

Local directories and WebDAV storages can be imported from Lucky's storage management. Alibaba Cloud Drive and system mounts are not migrated.

The online file manager supports browsing directories, downloading files, streaming uploads (the whole file is not loaded into memory), creating directories, renaming and deleting. A mount can serve as the target location of a backup task: backup files are written to the specified directory in the mount, and old files are pruned according to the retention policy.

Wake-on-LAN

Manage devices under "Wake-on-LAN", and send magic packets to them (6 bytes of 0xFF followed by the MAC repeated 16 times).

Field	Default	Description
name	None	Device name, required
macs	None	MAC addresses, one per line, at least one; you can enter several for one device
broadcastIps	Empty	IPv4 broadcast addresses. When empty, packets are sent to 255.255.255.255 and the broadcast address of each enabled network interface
port	9	Target UDP port
repeat	3	Number of times each MAC is sent, up to 20
checkAddr	Empty	Online check address in the form host:port, for example 192.168.1.10:3389; leave empty to skip the check
remark	Empty	Remark

Click Wake in the device list to send the magic packet, and the page shows whether the device is online according to checkAddr.

Scheduled Tasks

Run commands or send HTTP requests on a cron schedule.

• spec supports standard 5-field expressions, an optional seconds field (6 fields, such as */30 * * * * *), and descriptors such as @every 10m and @daily;
• When type is command, command runs through sh -c (a temporary .bat on Windows), and the environment gets taskName plus an uppercase variable of the same name with the GATELY_ prefix;
• When type is http, a request is sent according to the http config, with the fields url, method (GET, POST, PUT, PATCH, DELETE), headers (each as Key: Value), body, successContent (the response body must contain any one of its entries to count as success; when empty, only a 2xx status is checked), timeout and insecureSkipVerify;
• Tasks can be enabled or disabled, the page shows the next run time, and a task can be run immediately by hand;
• If the previous run of the same task has not finished, the new trigger is skipped;
• Each task keeps its latest 20 run records, including start time, duration, success or failure, whether it was triggered manually, and the output (a summary of up to 4000 characters);
• The creation form validates and parses the expression.

Overview and System Logs

• The "Overview" page shows host information: CPU model, usage and load, memory, disk, network interface addresses and live rates, public IPv4 and IPv6 (click to copy), the service status of each module, and for the Gately process its version, commit, build time, start time, PID, CPU, resident memory, Go heap and goroutine count;
• The "System Logs" page collects the logs of all modules, including the runtime records of modules such as Docker, FTP and Scheduled Tasks.

Themes

The UI offers 15 palettes in two groups, Gately originals (Emerald, Ocean, Fresh, Sakura, Sunset, Midnight, Punk) and classics (GitHub, Nord, Dracula, Catppuccin, Tokyo Night, Gruvbox, Rosé Pine, Solarized), and every palette has a light and a dark variant. The mode can be light, dark or follow system, which picks the light or dark variant of the current palette. Any palette can take one of 10 preset accent colors or a color from the system picker, and the logo and login page gradient follow it; choosing a palette again clears the custom accent. Corners can be sharp, the palette's own or round. Theme settings are stored locally in the browser.