This commit updates the fixCertPermissions.sh script to include more specific permission settings for SSL certificate files by using the `-type f` option with the `find` command. It also adds a new feature to display the found private key files, improving visibility and debugging capabilities during the permission setting process.
This commit updates the fixCertPermissions.sh script to utilize the `find` command for setting permissions on SSL certificate files, ensuring that symlinks are properly handled. It also enhances the check for the archive directory's existence by using `sudo`, and reorganizes the output messages for clarity, emphasizing the need to restart the service after changes are made.
This commit refines the fixCertPermissions.sh script to enhance its functionality for managing SSL certificate permissions. It introduces checks for the existence of the service user and defaults to `www-data` if not defined, ensuring proper access to SSL certificates. Additionally, the script is updated to handle scenarios where the service user is set to `nobody`, improving overall security and usability in the deployment process.
This commit enhances the Socket.IO deployment documentation by adding a new section on configuring the systemd service to run as `www-data`, ensuring proper permissions for SSL certificate access. It also updates the fixCertPermissions.sh script to handle cases where the service user is not defined or is set to `nobody`, defaulting to `www-data` and verifying its existence. These changes improve the overall security and functionality of the deployment process.
This commit changes the permissions of the fixCertPermissions.sh script to make it executable. This adjustment ensures that the script can be run directly, facilitating its use in managing SSL certificate permissions.
This commit modifies the fixCertPermissions.sh script to ensure that checks for the SSL certificate directory and the ssl-cert group are performed with sudo, allowing proper access for non-privileged users. Additionally, the script now lists the permissions of the private key and full chain certificate using sudo, enhancing its functionality for managing SSL certificate permissions.
This commit revises the deployment documentation for the Socket.IO backend, adding a new section on setting SSL certificate permissions. It introduces a script to manage certificate access for the Node.js process, ensuring proper functionality of the HTTPS server on port 3051. The order of sections has also been adjusted for clarity, enhancing the overall deployment guidance.
This commit updates the backend server configuration to ensure it properly handles HTTPS connections on port 3051. It includes adjustments to error handling for SSL certificate loading and improves the server's accessibility by listening on all interfaces (0.0.0.0). These changes aim to streamline the deployment process and enhance the overall reliability of the Socket.IO service over HTTPS.
This commit revises the deployment documentation for Socket.IO, emphasizing the need to restart the backend server for HTTPS support on port 3051. It introduces a new diagnostic script to check SSL certificate existence, server accessibility, and port status. Additionally, the backend server configuration is updated to ensure it listens on all interfaces (0.0.0.0), enhancing accessibility. These changes improve clarity and troubleshooting guidance for deploying Socket.IO over HTTPS.
This commit updates the `testWebSocket.js` script to include additional logging for the WebSocket upgrade process. It now logs the request path, Sec-WebSocket-Key, response status, and response headers, providing better visibility into the upgrade process. Additionally, error handling has been improved by logging the error code and adding a message for potential server connection issues during timeouts.
This commit updates the `testWebSocket.js` and `testWebSocketApache.js` scripts to enhance the generation of the Sec-WebSocket-Key. The key is now generated using a secure method that allocates 16 bytes of random data, ensuring compliance with WebSocket protocol requirements. This change improves the robustness of WebSocket upgrade requests in both scripts.
This commit updates the `testWebSocket.js` script to extract and utilize the session ID from the HTTP polling response. The WebSocket upgrade request is modified to include the session ID when available, improving the accuracy of the upgrade tests. Additionally, detailed logging for response bodies is added to aid in diagnosing potential issues during the WebSocket upgrade process.
This commit further refines the Apache configuration to optimize WebSocket handling by adjusting the <LocationMatch> directive and ensuring proper upgrade handling. It also updates SSL settings and certificate paths to bolster security, while improving the organization of DocumentRoot and logging paths. These changes enhance the server's capability to manage real-time communication effectively and securely.
This commit updates the `testWebSocket.js` script to replace the Socket.IO client connection with direct HTTP polling for the initial handshake. It introduces structured tests for both HTTP polling and WebSocket upgrades, providing detailed logging for success and error scenarios. The changes enhance the script's ability to verify server connectivity and support for WebSocket protocols, improving the overall testing process for real-time communication.
This commit refines the Apache configuration for improved WebSocket support by adjusting the <LocationMatch> directive and ensuring proper upgrade handling. It also updates SSL settings and certificate paths for better security, while enhancing the organization of DocumentRoot and logging paths. These changes bolster the server's capability to manage real-time communication effectively and securely.
This commit updates the `listOfficialTournaments` function to ensure it returns an empty array if no tournaments are found, improving data handling. Additionally, the frontend `OfficialTournaments.vue` is enhanced with a file upload feature for PDF documents, along with improved error handling in the tournament list loading process. These changes enhance user experience by providing clearer feedback and functionality for managing official tournaments.
This commit introduces the `TrainingTime` model and related functionality, allowing for the management of training times associated with training groups. The backend is updated to include new routes for training times, while the frontend is enhanced with a new dialog in the `DiaryView` for selecting training groups and suggesting available training times. This improves user experience by streamlining the process of scheduling training sessions and managing associated data.
Updated various cleanup scripts to replace console.log statements with a report array, enhancing the output handling and allowing for better formatting of messages. This change improves the readability of logs and ensures consistent reporting across different cleanup operations, including database connection status, index management, and summary reports.
Add new permission routes and integrate permission checks across various existing routes to ensure proper access control. Update the UserClub model to include role and permissions fields, allowing for more granular user access management. Enhance the frontend by introducing a user dropdown menu for managing permissions and displaying relevant options based on user roles. Improve the overall user experience by implementing permission-based visibility for navigation links and actions throughout the application.
