This commit revises the apache.conf.example file to provide clearer documentation on the configuration structure, emphasizing the separation of HTTP and HTTPS settings. It adds detailed comments regarding the use of separate configuration files for HTTP and HTTPS, and enhances the redirect rules for both www and non-www domains, ensuring proper traffic management and SEO practices.
This commit adds 301 redirects in the Apache configuration to redirect traffic from www.tt-tagebuch.de to tt-tagebuch.de for both HTTP and HTTPS. Additionally, it introduces middleware in the backend to dynamically set canonical tags based on the request URL, ensuring proper SEO practices. The request logging middleware has been disabled, and sensitive data handling has been improved in the MyTischtennis model and API logging service, ensuring compliance with data protection regulations. Frontend updates include enhanced descriptions and features in the application, improving user experience and clarity.
This commit modifies the Apache configuration to reflect that Socket.IO now runs directly on HTTPS port 3051, eliminating the need for Apache proxying. Additionally, the backend server setup is updated to create an HTTPS server for Socket.IO, including error handling for SSL certificate loading. The frontend service is also adjusted to connect to the new HTTPS endpoint, ensuring compatibility with the updated architecture.
This commit adds comments to the Apache configuration file, highlighting that mod_proxy_http can directly handle WebSockets starting from Apache 2.4.47. It provides an alternative ProxyPass configuration for WebSocket connections, ensuring better compatibility and guidance for users facing issues with the existing RewriteRule setup.
This commit updates the Apache configuration to improve the handling of WebSocket upgrades by clarifying the RewriteCond conditions for the Upgrade and Connection headers. The changes enhance the readability of the configuration and ensure more reliable WebSocket connections, aligning with previous enhancements for real-time communication.
This commit updates the Apache configuration to enhance the handling of WebSocket upgrades by specifying exact conditions for the Upgrade and Connection headers. It also clarifies the fallback mechanism for HTTP polling, ensuring better compatibility and reliability in real-time communication scenarios.
This commit updates the Apache configuration to ensure that the query string is retained during WebSocket connections. The RewriteRule for the WebSocket upgrade has been modified to include the QSA flag, improving compatibility for applications relying on query parameters. These changes further optimize the server's handling of real-time communication.
This commit updates the Apache configuration to enhance WebSocket support by clarifying the <LocationMatch> directives. It ensures proper handling of WebSocket upgrade requests and introduces a fallback mechanism for HTTP polling. Additionally, it encapsulates header settings for better compatibility and emphasizes the order of LocationMatch blocks. These changes improve the server's capability to manage real-time communication effectively.
This commit adds a ProxyTimeout setting for all proxy connections in the Apache configuration, enhancing the server's ability to manage long-lived connections. Additionally, it updates the frontend dependencies, specifically upgrading `eslint` to version 9.39.1 and `vite` to version 7.2.2, ensuring better compatibility and performance in the development environment. These changes contribute to a more robust and efficient application.
This commit updates the Apache configuration to enhance WebSocket support by clarifying the <LocationMatch> directive and ensuring proper handling of WebSocket upgrades. It introduces a fallback mechanism for HTTP polling and emphasizes the need for mod_rewrite and mod_proxy_wstunnel. These changes improve the server's capability to manage real-time communication effectively.
This commit updates the Apache configuration to enhance WebSocket support by refining the <LocationMatch> directive. It clarifies the need for multiple LocationMatch blocks and ensures proper handling of WebSocket upgrades and fallbacks to HTTP. Additionally, it encapsulates header settings within a conditional block for better compatibility. These changes improve the server's ability to manage real-time communication effectively.
This commit adds a ProxyTimeout setting for WebSocket connections in the Apache configuration, enhancing the server's ability to manage long-lived connections. Additionally, the socket service documentation is updated to clarify compatibility with both Apache and Nginx as reverse proxies. These changes improve the handling of real-time communication in the application.
This commit modifies the Apache configuration for tt-tagebuch.de by adding WebSocket support and updating SSL settings. The configuration now includes a dedicated <LocationMatch> for WebSocket connections, ensuring proper handling of upgrade requests. Additionally, the SSL certificate paths have been updated to reflect the use of Let's Encrypt. The DocumentRoot and logging paths have also been adjusted for better organization and clarity. These changes enhance the server's capability to handle real-time communication and improve security.
This commit updates the socket service in both the backend and frontend to include explicit path and transport settings for Socket.IO. The backend configuration now allows for upgrades from polling to WebSocket, with defined timeouts for upgrades and pings. The frontend configuration adjusts the transport order and adds a timeout for reconnections, ensuring a more robust and efficient socket connection experience. These changes improve the reliability and performance of real-time communication in the application.
