This commit moves the global error handling middleware in server.js to ensure it is applied after all routes. It also enhances the error handling in myTischtennisService by adding detailed logging for login attempts and failures, improving the visibility of issues during the login process. Additionally, the decryptData function in encrypt.js is updated to check if data is already decrypted, enhancing its robustness. Frontend changes include a minor adjustment to the button type in MyTischtennisAccount.vue for better accessibility.
This commit updates the localization implementation in App.vue, LogsView.vue, and PermissionsView.vue by replacing the use of `useI18n` with a direct import of the i18n instance. This change simplifies the translation function calls and ensures consistency across the application.
This commit updates the API client configuration to include a 60-second timeout for requests, allows for a maximum of 5 redirects, and modifies the status validation to handle all status codes. Additionally, it improves error handling by checking for network errors and preventing automatic logout on timeouts or network issues, enhancing the robustness of the API interactions.
This commit introduces the updateGroupActivity method in the diaryDateActivityController, allowing users to update existing group activities by linking them to predefined activities. The method includes error handling and emits a socket event upon successful updates. Additionally, the diaryDateActivityRoutes file is updated to include a new PUT route for updating group activities. Frontend changes in DiaryView enhance the user experience by enabling inline editing of group activities, including search functionality for predefined activities.
This commit introduces new props in CourtDrawingDialog for initialCode, initialName, and initialDescription, allowing for better handling of drawing data. Additionally, it updates the DiaryView to include an edit button for group activities, enabling users to modify existing activities and reset fields upon dialog closure. This enhances the user experience by providing more intuitive editing capabilities.
This commit updates the addGroupActivity method in the DiaryDateActivityService to accept a predefinedActivityId, allowing for the retrieval or creation of predefined activities based on the provided ID or activity name. Additionally, the frontend DiaryView is modified to include predefinedActivityId in the new plan item, improving the handling of group activities.
This commit enhances the image validation process in DiaryView by adding checks to confirm the presence of valid image IDs in the imageLink and verifying the existence of images in the associated array. This improvement ensures that only actual images are processed, leading to better data integrity and user experience.
This commit updates the DiaryDateActivityService to include associated images for predefined activities, enhancing the data structure. Additionally, it refines the image validation logic in DiaryView to check for both drawing data and standard images, ensuring a more robust handling of image data.
This commit updates the member gallery generation functionality to allow returning a list of members in JSON format without creating images. The `generateMemberGallery` method in the MemberService is modified to accept a new parameter, `createImage`, which determines whether images should be generated. This change improves the flexibility of the API for different use cases.
This commit enhances the error handling and user interface of various frontend components by integrating localization support. It updates error messages and titles across multiple views and dialogs to utilize the translation function, ensuring a consistent user experience in different languages. Additionally, it refines the handling of error messages in the MyTischtennis account and member transfer settings, improving clarity and user feedback during operations.
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 updates the fixCertPermissions.sh script to include specific permission settings for the archive and live directories of SSL certificates. It ensures that the group can navigate these directories by setting appropriate execute permissions, improving security and access management for SSL certificate handling.
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 Socket.IO, updating the section numbers for clarity and adding detailed instructions for resolving SSL certificate permission errors. A new troubleshooting script is introduced to manage certificate access, ensuring the HTTPS server operates correctly on port 3051. These enhancements improve the overall guidance for deploying and testing the Socket.IO service.
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 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 modifies the Apache configuration to refine the handling of WebSocket upgrades, ensuring better compatibility and reliability. Additionally, it enhances logging for the WebSocket upgrade process, providing more detailed insights into requests and responses, which aids in diagnostics and troubleshooting.
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 `socketService.js` file to improve WebSocket upgrade handling by adding two new configuration options: `allowEIO3`, which permits WebSocket upgrades without an Origin header, and `serveClient`, which disables serving the client bundle. These changes enhance compatibility with reverse proxies and optimize the WebSocket connection process.
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 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 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 downgrades the `@vitejs/plugin-vue` dependency from version 6.0.0 to 5.2.1 and the `vite` dependency from version 7.2.2 to 5.4.21 in the frontend package.json. These changes ensure compatibility with the current project setup and address potential issues arising from newer versions.
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 upgrades the `@vitejs/plugin-vue` dependency from version 5.2.1 to 6.0.0 in the frontend package.json. This change ensures better compatibility with the latest features and improvements in the Vue ecosystem, contributing to a more efficient development environment.
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 `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 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.
