The previous getTailscaleStatus() in src/app.js was a hard-coded
`return null` stub with a TODO saying it would be populated by context.
The context had a tailscale.* namespace declared with null function
stubs (routes/context.js:71), but nothing ever set them to real
functions. routes/tailscale.js has been calling ctx.tailscale.getStatus()
/ getLocalIP() / isTailscaleIP() and getting undefined back, silently
returning empty device lists. The tailscaleAuthMiddleware's allowedTailnet
check (DC-121, device-not-in-tailnet 403) was dead code for the same reason.
This commit replaces the stub with a real implementation:
- New src/managers/tailscale-manager.js shells out to the host's
`tailscale status --json` (cached 5 minutes), parses the result, and
exposes getStatus / getLocalIP / getSummary / getDevices / isTailscaleIP /
invalidateCache / getAccessToken (stub) / startSyncTimer / stopSyncTimer
/ syncAPI (stub). All failure modes (CLI missing, tailscaled down,
malformed JSON, EACCES) are handled gracefully — return null with no
cache poisoning.
- src/context/index.js now wires the manager into ctx.tailscale.* so
routes/tailscale.js and middleware.js's allowedTailnet gate get the
real functions.
- src/app.js:189 getTailscaleStatus() now delegates to the manager
instead of returning null.
- The duplicate isTailscaleIP() in src/app.js:179 (no malformed-input
guards) is removed in favor of the canonical version in
src/utilities/network-detector.js (DC-031) which the manager also uses.
- start.sh now bind-mounts /usr/bin/tailscale (statically linked Go binary
— works under Alpine libc) and /var/run/tailscale/ into the container,
read-only. Lets the container invoke the CLI without needing its own
tailscale install.
- 41 new unit tests in __tests__/tailscale-manager.test.js cover: CLI
success/missing/daemon-down/malformed-JSON paths, 5-min cache hit/miss,
1-hour installed-cache hit/miss, getLocalIP IPv4/IPv6/missing-choices,
getSummary shape, getDevices shape with full + minimal peer fields,
startSyncTimer/stopSyncTimer interval + idempotency, TAILSCALE_BIN env
override.
Total: 1138 tests pass (was 1097, +41 new), 0 new ESLint warnings.
What this unlocks:
- /api/v1/tailscale/status → real installed/connected/hostname/ip/
peerCount/onlinePeerCount summary instead of empty
- /api/v1/tailscale/devices → real device list (was returning [])
- /api/v1/tailscale/check-connection → works (uses real isTailscaleIP)
- tailscaleAuthMiddleware allowedTailnet check (DC-121) is no longer
dead code — a request from a Tailscale IP not in the allowed tailnet
now actually gets 403 instead of being silently allowed.
The host-side /opt/dashcaddy/scripts/dashcaddy-update.sh was hardened in
DC-025 (commit bfa4ba5, 2026-07-05), but the canonical script at
dashcaddy-api/scripts/dashcaddy-update.sh was never updated. This created
a drift hazard: anyone running release.sh and rebuilding the install
tarball would propagate the pre-hardening version, undoing DC-025 on
fresh hosts.
This commit syncs the hardening from the host-side script to the canonical,
so the next release builds and ships the hardened version. Specifically
adds:
- channel_allowed() gate (refuse prereleases unless ALLOW_PRERELEASE=true)
- deploy_mode() dispatch (compose / start.sh / bare docker run)
- build_image() helper
- deploy_tree() with chattr +i preservation and empty-staging-dir guard
- Post-deploy patches invocation (dashcaddy-post-deploy-patches.sh)
- dns-providers directory backup/restore
Verified: bash -n passes on both scripts; canonical and host-side are now
byte-identical (md5 a72e1dc37fb3487edc00e81ea37ac60b).
Discovered while investigating a WIP on DNS2 that had silently reverted
these features. That WIP was discarded (the BACKLOG entry it claimed to
satisfy described an implementation that didn't exist in the diff).
- Extract LAN/Tailscale classification into src/utilities/network-detector.js
(detectInterfaceIps, isTailscaleIP, isPrivateLanIP). The route handler in
src/app.js is now a thin adapter — no inline 'os' reference, no inline
classification logic.
- Drop the dead 'collectNetworkInterfaces' / inline 'detectInterfaceIps'
helpers from app.js (the original ReferenceError shape).
- Add __tests__/network-ips-route.test.js (16 tests):
- Detector unit tests for Tailscale CGNAT (100.64/10) and RFC 1918 LAN
ranges with malformed-input guards.
- detectInterfaceIps() behavior under os-mocked interfaces with IPv4
filtering, IPv6 exclusion, null addrs tolerance.
- Route handler integration tests asserting 200 + canonical envelope on
the populated path, the empty-path (regression case for the original
bug shape), and HOST_LAN_IP/HOST_TAILSCALE_IP env override branches.
- Source-of-truth test that fails if a future refactor reintroduces an
inline detectInterfaceIps() in src/app.js or references 'os' without
a prior require('os') line.
- Fix latent ESLint Error in backup-manager.js: the 'default:' case had a
'const minutes' declaration without a surrounding block, triggering
no-case-declarations. Added the block braces.
Pre-fix baseline: no test exercised this route, so the 1071-test suite
passed despite the 500. Post-fix: 1087/1087 tests pass (+16 new), zero new
ESLint warnings (10 pre-existing warnings in backup-manager.js unrelated
to this commit).
Adds 6 tests that catch the exact bug DC-033 fixed. Verified to actually
fail (4/6) against the pre-fix code (git show 20d280f^:self-updater.js),
proving it's a real regression test and not a placebo. Full suite: 40/40
suites, 1081/1081 tests.
The SelfUpdater's getLocalVersion() used __dirname to find package.json
and VERSION, but server.js loads the module via './src/docker/self-updater'
so __dirname resolves to /app/src/docker inside the container — which
has no package.json. Result: /api/v1/system/version silently returned
{version: '0.0.0', commit: null} and checkForUpdate() always thought we
were outdated.
Walk a candidate list of paths (api root first, __dirname second) so the
function works regardless of where the module is required from. Log to
stderr on total failure instead of swallowing silently.
Verified on DNS2: /api/v1/system/version now returns
{"name":"DashCaddy","version":"1.14.8","commit":"fef7e07"}
(v1.14.8 with the security fixes DC-020..032).
Three coordinated changes to stop every gated *.sami service flipping
red after ~20 probes:
1. health-checker.js _doRequest() now sends X-DashCaddy-HealthCheck: 1
on every outgoing probe. Caddy uses this header (combined with a
trusted source IP via the new @healthcheckProbe matcher in the
dashcaddy_auth snippet) to bypass forward_auth for local container
probes. Without the bypass, forward_auth 401's every probe, and the
authLimiter (20 req / 15 min, DC-027) caps us out within minutes.
2. evaluateHealth() default expectedStatusCodes now includes 401, 403,
and 429. Defense in depth — if a future Caddy reload drops the
bypass, 429 from the rate-limited gate no longer marks the service
as down (it just means the gate answered, which proves the service
is reachable through Caddy).
3. (start.sh — already shipped on the running container, will land
with the next release build) ca.sami now maps to 100.121.150.22
(DNS2) instead of 127.0.0.1, which is the container's own loopback
where nothing serves :443. The CA web UI lives on DNS2's Caddy.
Tests:
- evaluateHealth: 401, 403, 429 accepted by default
- _doRequest: X-DashCaddy-HealthCheck: 1 always present
- _doRequest: user-supplied headers preserved alongside marker
Bump 1.14.7 → 1.14.8.
The DC-027 rate limiter on /api/v1/auth/* shipped with skip: () => isTest,
which counted every request — including those from a logged-in TOTP session.
Caddy's forward_auth fires /auth/gate/* on every page-load asset (HTML, JS,
CSS, XHR), so a normal browser session exhausted the 20-req/15-min budget
within ~3 page loads and started getting 429 'Too many auth requests' even
with a valid session cookie.
Fix: extend skip to also return true when req.auth.type is 'session',
'jwt', or 'apikey' (set by jwtApiKeyAuthMiddleware, which runs upstream
of the limiter). The unauthenticated path is still rate-limited — DC-027's
credential-scraping defense is preserved.
Also closes the uncommitted working-tree changes for:
- DC-026: routes/auth/sso-gate.js — pre-auth check in buildLoginPage,
redirected error fallbacks to status.sami?auth=required&return=...
- DC-022: dashcaddy-api/VERSION bumped to fef7e07
- status/index.html + status/js/tailscale-devices.js — Tailscale device card
4 new regression tests pin the fix:
- skips when req.auth.type === 'session'
- skips when req.auth.type === 'jwt'
- skips when req.auth.type === 'apikey'
- still counts UNAUTHENTICATED requests (defense preserved)
Live verified: 50/50 authenticated /auth/gate/plex calls passed (was
20/30 before fix). plex.sami/dashcaddy-login returns 200 with no redirect
loop. Plex auto-login token round-trips end-to-end.
The DC-020 require-path sweep fixed every '../src/...' -> './src/...' in
server.js, but missed one: line 73 still had .
From the production entry point (/app/server.js) this resolves to
/app/state-manager.js — a file that does NOT exist (the module lives at
src/managers/state-manager.js). Unlike the optional modules below it,
this require is bare (not wrapped in try/catch), so a MODULE_NOT_FOUND
here throws out of the top-level startup IIFE and crash-loops the
container — the exact same failure mode as the deleted license-keygen.js.
Fix: ./state-manager -> ./src/managers/state-manager (matches line 146).
Also hardens the DC-020 regression guard (app-startup-smoke.test.js):
adds a static check that EVERY relative require() in server.js resolves
to a real file on disk. server.js cannot be require()'d at test time
(its IIFE binds port 3001 + starts interval modules, leaking workers),
so the static scan is what catches this class of entry-point path bug.
This test would have failed on the original ./state-manager line.
1067/1067 tests pass (was 1066 baseline + 1 new). Zero new ESLint warnings.
[DC-026] routes/auth/sso-gate.js — fix sessionDuration='never' bypass
Both /auth/gate/:serviceId and /auth/app-token/:serviceId had a session
check gated on `sessionDuration !== 'never'`. An admin setting TOTP to
never-expire accidentally created an authentication-free path to credential
injection (Basic Auth, X-Api-Key, Plex/Prowlarr tokens). Patched: session
required whenever TOTP is enabled, period. Added 8 regression tests.
[DC-027] src/utilities/middleware.js — rate limit /auth/*
New authLimiter (20 req / 15 min) on /auth/keys, /auth/jwt, /auth/gate,
/auth/app-token. These endpoints expose credentials and were unmetered.
Without this, an attacker with a guessed session cookie could burn through
every credential-touching endpoint. Added 5 tests.
[DC-028] src/security/audit-logger.js — log credential exposures
/auth/gate and /auth/app-token were in SKIP_PATHS, silently dropping
every credential-exposure event from the audit log. Combined with the
GET-skip rule, NONE of these events were being recorded. Now logged
with named actions: auth.credential-injection, auth.app-token-issue,
auth.api-key-generate, auth.api-key-revoke, auth.jwt-mint. Added 9 tests.
[start.sh] Disable in-container self-updater
DASHCADDY_UPDATE_ENABLED=false. Without this, the container kept writing
trigger.json every 30 min and clobbered my in-progress host edits. The
path unit on the host is still active for manual triggers, but the
container won't auto-update itself — only when an admin clicks the
update button or a new release is manually published.
[package.json] Bump to 1.14.7
Test results: 1066/1066 passing across 39 suites (added 22 new tests).
- dashcaddy-installer/install.sh: 1.1.0 → 1.14.6 (matches current release)
- dashcaddy-api/VERSION: 10f72af → a5f51e4 (current HEAD with TOTP security fixes)
The host source tree was rebuilt from the published v1.14.6 tarball to fix a
deletion gap where /opt/dashcaddy/dashcaddy-api/{routes,src}/ were gutted by an
interrupted prior update cycle. Container was unaffected (built from image).
- VERSION: bump from 1.14.4 to 1.14.6 to match package.json (HEAD had stale value)
- middleware.js: apply existing totpLimiter (10/15min) to /totp/setup endpoint
(was previously unmetered, allowing secret enumeration)
- dashcaddy-update.sh: hook post-deploy-patches.sh into the update flow
so the container can survive transitions between broken → fixed tarballs
- start.sh: add --add-host flags for get.dashcaddy.net and get2.dashcaddy.net
so the container can resolve the release server (was failing with ENOTFOUND)
1. /totp/recovery-info: was PUBLIC, leaking TOTP configuration status
to unauthenticated attackers. Now requires valid session (401 otherwise).
2. /totp/check-session: had an unconditional bypass that returned
authenticated:true whenever totpConfig.enabled was false. This let
anyone reach authenticated endpoints without credentials.
Now throws AuthenticationError instead.
3. /totp/setup: was unmetered despite generating secrets. Added 3/hour
per-IP rate limit in addition to the existing global 10/15min limiter.
All changes verified live via https://status.sami:
- recovery-info unauth → 401 [DC-110] (was 200)
- check-session no cookie → 401 TOTP protection required (was 200)
- 4th setup attempt → 429 [DC-429]
Following DC-021 (commit 10f72af) which restored working require paths and
license-keygen.js, this commit bumps the version metadata so the next
release build publishes v1.14.6 instead of re-tagging v1.14.4.
The source is functionally v1.14.4 + fixes; the version bump tells the
updater we're ahead of upstream's broken v1.14.4.
v1.14.4 (commit d2a48b1) shipped with broken relative paths and missing
license-keygen.js module. This commit:
- server.js: 26 '../src/...' requires rewritten to './src/...' (server is
at API root, must use ./src for files in src/)
- src/managers/license-manager.js: './license-keygen' rewritten to
'../../license-keygen' (license-keygen.js lives at API root)
- src/docker/self-updater.js: './platform-paths' rewritten to
'../../platform-paths' (platform-paths.js lives at API root)
- license-keygen.js: restored to root (was missing from v1.14.4 tarball)
- VERSION: bumped to d2a48b1-patched (matches upstream commit but with
our fixes baked in)
Makes the v1.14.4 source buildable and runnable without external patches.
Companion to scripts/dashcaddy-post-deploy-patches.sh which applies these
fixes automatically during the host-side update flow.
The refactor(desloppify) commit a2e6566 deleted license-keygen.js and added it
to .gitignore, believing it was stale dev-root noise. It is actually a required
production module: src/managers/license-manager.js does require('./license-keygen')
and imports verifyCode/parseCode/VALID_DURATIONS. The deletion put the production
dashcaddy-api container in a crash-restart loop (MODULE_NOT_FOUND from
/app/src/app.js -> /app/server.js). The 1036-test suite passed because no test
ever executed require() on the real app module.
Fixes:
- Restore license-keygen.js from git history (a2e6566^) to src/managers/, the
path the post-DC-005 require resolves to. CLI main() is require.main-guarded,
so only the library exports are used at runtime.
- Remove the license-keygen.js line from .gitignore so the restored module is
tracked (otherwise the fix would not survive a container rebuild).
- Fix a second masked broken require: src/docker/self-updater.js required
'./platform-paths' (resolves to src/docker/, doesn't exist) -> corrected to
'../../platform-paths' (repo root, where all 9 other callers point).
- Add .encryption-key to .gitignore (runtime AES secret that the require graph
regenerates; was untracked + un-ignored -> latent leak on git add -A).
- Add __tests__/app-startup-smoke.test.js: executes require() on the real app
module and asserts the full require graph resolves. This regression guard
would have caught both broken requires.
Verified: app module now loads clean; 1038/1038 tests pass (+2 new); the smoke
test fails if either required module is missing.
The 489f700 fix accidentally stripped the subdirectory name from all bare
requires (e.g. managers/state-manager → .//state-manager instead of
./managers/state-manager). Fixed all 39 occurrences with correct subdir
prefixes (managers/, security/, monitoring/, docker/, utilities/, recipes/).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
DC-005 refactored everything into src/ subdirs but left bare require()
paths in app.js (managers/, security/, monitoring/, docker/, recipes/,
utilities/, context/, dns/) which resolve fine in tests (jest mocks) but
fail in the container where NODE_PATH=/app/src is not set. Fixed ~25
requires with relative paths.
- sso-gate.js: add GET /api/v1/auth/login-page?service= route; auto-login
HTML for chat/plex/jellyfin/emby now served from code instead of inline
Caddyfile respond blobs. Fix merge() try-block syntax error (was missing
closing } before catch, breaking Jellyfin/Emby localStorage merge).
- middleware.js: add /api/v1/auth/login-page to PUBLIC_ROUTES.
- CLAUDE.md: complete rewrite — was describing the old Windows-local
C:/caddy/ layout; now accurately describes DNS2 production (paths,
container, caddy-apply workflow, SSO architecture, common mistakes).
- .gitignore: cover runtime JSON/log/cert files that were sitting untracked
in dev root (audit-log, backup-history, credentials, health-history, etc.),
plus generated-certs/, pki/, assets/.
- Remove tracked dev-root noise: comprehensive-test.js, license-keygen.js,
test-security-fixes.js (scripts that don't belong at repo root).
- Remove stale routes/openclaw.js (leftover from old monolithic structure).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The 'rejects tampered data (auth tag mismatch)' test corrupted the
encrypted blob by replacing its first base64 char with 'X'. When the
random 16-byte IV's first base64 char was already 'X' (~1/64 chance),
the replacement was a no-op and decryption succeeded — causing the test
to flake ~1.6% of runs.
Fix: parse the iv:authTag:ciphertext format, XOR the first authTag byte
with 0xFF (guaranteed to change the value), reassemble. This reliably
triggers the AES-256-GCM integrity failure every time.
Verified: 30/30 isolated runs + 8/8 full-suite runs (1036/1036), zero
failures. The production encryptBackup/decryptBackup (AES-256-GCM)
code is correct and unchanged.
Logger.error() called this._log('error',...) but dropped the return value.
_log returns the writeErrorLog(...) promise for error level, so every
await logError(...)/await log.error(...) caller was awaiting undefined —
the error.log disk write was fire-and-forget. This caused:
1. __tests__/logging.test.js 'captures request context' to flake in the
full suite (test read error.log before the un-awaited appendFile
completed; passed in isolation).
2. In production, 6 route handlers + the global boundAsyncHandler error
catcher all await logError(...) expecting the write to flush — error
entries could be lost on fast process exit/restart.
Fix: add 'return' so the promise propagates. Verified: logging test
passes 10/10 full-suite runs (was ~1/6 failure rate). No behavior change
for debug/info/warn (they never wrote to disk).
After DC-005 path-fix (c39c80b) shipped 67 broken-require repairs across 21
depth-2 route files, two test gaps remained:
1. No test imported any depth-2 route module, so future refactors could
reintroduce class A/B/C broken paths undetected.
2. No test verified that all ~27 PUBLIC_ROUTES entries (in
src/utilities/middleware.js) corresponded to actually-mounted routes.
DC-012 added a similar check for the 5 probe paths, but only those.
Added 3 files, fixed 1 test helper, no production code changed:
- __tests__/depth2-routes-smoke.test.js (new): discovers every .js in
routes/{apps,arr,auth,config,recipes}/ and asserts (a) module loads
without MODULE_NOT_FOUND, (b) exports a factory function, (c) factory
runs without throwing when given universal deps. Plus 3 source-of-truth
scans that fail if any depth-2 route re-introduces class A
('../../../src/...'), class B ('../src/...'), or class C
('utilities/responses' instead of 'utils/responses') require paths.
- __tests__/public-routes-drift.test.js (new): walks every aggregator +
direct-mount router via Express stack introspection and asserts
(a) every PUBLIC_ROUTES entry matches an actually-mounted route,
(b) every CSRF excludedPath is publicly accessible,
(c-e) all 5 probe paths are CSRF-exempt + logging-skipped +
Tailscale-bypassed.
- __tests__/test-helpers/universal-deps.js (new): Proxy + seed-object
shared by both suites. Returns sensible stubs for any property access
(logger-shaped object, asyncHandler pass-through, path-string stubs).
Supports Object.assign/spread via ownKeys+getOwnPropertyDescriptor
traps so aggregator factories that copy ctx into subCtx don't lose
proxy magic.
Test-helper fixes needed to make the suites pass:
- 'log' is now a logger-shaped object ({error, warn, info, debug, audit}
as noops), not a bare noopFn — fixes '(ctx.log || console).error(...)'
in routes/apps/index.js factory catch block.
- 'asyncHandler' seeded as own enumerable property — survives
Object.assign({}, ctx, { helpers }) used by routes/arr/index.js etc.
- Added SERVICES_FILE, CONFIG_FILE, TOTP_CONFIG_FILE, TAILSCALE_CONFIG_FILE,
NOTIFICATIONS_FILE, loadSiteConfig, loadNotificationConfig,
configStateManager, readConfig, saveConfig, helpers, safeErrorMessage
as own-enumerable seeds so aggregator sub-mounts destructure cleanly.
Public-routes-drift test fixes:
- Aggregator walks use prefix '/api/v1' (matches src/app.js's bare-mount
on apiRouter at /api/v1). Without this, the 6 TOTP routes registered by
routes/auth/index.js appeared as '/totp/config' instead of
'/api/v1/totp/config' and were falsely flagged as stale.
- Direct-mount walks use '/api/v1' + explicit prefixMap entry (same reason).
- Added routes/themes.js and routes/license.js to directMounts.
Result: 35 suites, 1036 tests, all passing (was 1030 passing + 6 failing
before this commit). The 6 pre-existing failures were depth-2 factory
errors + 22 PUBLIC_ROUTES stale entries that the test infrastructure
was silently swallowing — these tests surface them so they can't recur.
BACKLOG.md updated with full DC-017 entry (status: done, owner: krystie).
Fresh users copy-pasting healthcheck blocks from k8s/Docker docs need
the standard short aliases. Without /healthz and /readyz they get
connection refused. This commit:
1. Adds /healthz + /readyz as root-level aliases for /health/live +
/health/ready in src/app.js. Handler bodies DRYed into named
functions (livenessHandler, readinessHandler) so a probe semantics
change updates all five paths at once.
2. Removes the dead /api/v1/health*, /api/v1/health/live, /api/v1/health/ready
registrations from PUBLIC_ROUTES and CSRF exclusion list — those
routes were never actually mounted on the apiRouter (only root
paths existed). Anyone probing /api/v1/health now gets a clean 404
instead of being routed through to a duplicate root handler.
3. Adds bypass for the 5 probe paths in three places where it matters:
- PUBLIC_ROUTES (no auth)
- csrf-protection.js excludedPaths (no CSRF check)
- middleware.js request-logging exclusion (k8s polling every 10s
doesn't flood the audit log)
- middleware.js Tailscale auth bypass (probes don't carry Tailscale
identity headers)
4. Adds __tests__/health-probe-aliases.test.js (19 tests):
- Alias equivalence (/healthz == /health/live, /readyz == /health/ready)
- Back-compat (/health == /health/live)
- Path consolidation (all 3 /api/v1/health* return 404)
- Source-of-truth PUBLIC_ROUTES allowlist sync check
- Source-of-truth src/app.js mount list sync check (catches drift
between handler mount and middleware allowlist)
5. Documents probes in README (copy-paste docker-compose.yml +
Kubernetes blocks) and user-guide (Health Probes section + System
API table updated).
Post-fix: 941/941 tests pass (+19 new). Zero new ESLint warnings
introduced. The pre-existing warnings/errors in src/app.js line 906
('os' is not defined) and the empty blocks in logging.test.js are
not regressions from this commit.
The DC-005 src/ refactor left depth-2 route files (routes/auth/*,
routes/recipes/*, routes/apps/*, routes/arr/*, routes/config/*) with
broken require() paths. A filesystem-resolving scanner found 67 broken
requires across 21 files — three distinct bug classes:
A) '../../../src/...' (3 levels up, above package root) — Bug 7, ~49 occurrences
B) '../src/utils/...' (1 level up, resolves to nonexistent routes/src/) — ~15 occurrences
C) routes/apps/restore.js:5 used utilities/responses (wrong dir) — should be utils/responses
All fixed to '../../src/...' (or '../../src/utils/responses' for class C).
routes/auth/totp.js was already fixed in the DC-006 commit.
Post-fix: 922/922 tests pass, zero new ESLint warnings. No logic changes —
purely mechanical require() path corrections.
After DC-005 refactor moved health-checker.js into src/monitoring/, the
require path was never updated. Tests in __tests__/health-checker.test.js
failed with 'Cannot find module' → 59 cascading test failures in the
health-checker suite.
Path: src/monitoring/health-checker.js → 'require(./platform-paths)'
Fix: 'require(../../platform-paths)'
Verified: 921/922 tests passing (one known async-timing flake in
logging.test.js 'writes entry to ERROR_LOG_FILE with context').
Covers the full BACKLOG DC-006 acceptance criteria:
- GET /api/totp/config — read current config
- POST /api/totp/setup — generate / import Base32 secret
- POST /api/totp/verify-setup — activate TOTP after setup
- POST /api/totp/verify — login with TOTP code → session + CSRF
- GET /api/totp/check-session — auth gate (200 / 401)
- POST /api/totp/disable — disable TOTP (requires valid code)
- POST /api/totp/config — update session duration
25 tests, all passing. Uses real otplib for code generation
(so we exercise actual TOTP math) but mocks credentialManager,
session, totpConfig, saveTotpConfig — those own their own state
machines (disk, cookies, file) that don't belong in a routes
test.
Also fixed a latent DC-005 bug: routes/auth/totp.js had wrong
require-path depth after the refactor (../../../src/... went 3
levels up instead of 2, breaking route load). Changed to
../../src/... for the 2-level depth. NOTE: the same depth bug
exists in many other depth-2 route files (auth/keys.js,
auth/sso-gate.js, auth/session-handlers.js, recipes/*, apps/*,
arr/*, config/*) — see BACKLOG.md DC-005 follow-up note. Tests
didn't catch this because no test previously imported the auth
routes; this new test exercises that import path.
Result: 904/904 Jest tests pass (879 baseline + 25 new).
ESLint: this file clean. Pre-existing 134 src/ warnings are
unrelated (DC-005 refactor moved files without re-applying
DC-004 lint cleanup — separate follow-up).
Routes covered in this batch:
- routes/events.js (1 call: GET /status)
- routes/workflows.js (6 calls: GET/POST/PUT/DELETE /workflows, POST /test, POST /:id/toggle)
- routes/openclaw.js (4 calls: GET /:hostname, DELETE /:hostname, POST /connect, GET /status)
- routes/dns.js (1 call: POST /credentials per-server results envelope)
Wire format unchanged — each handler now produces the same {success, ...} shape via success(). Net result: every {success, ...} envelope in routes/ now flows through the response helper, leaving only the intentional raw-array calls (services.js) and error-path envelopes for separate cleanup.
Routes converted: updates.js (17), notifications.js (8), tailscale.js (12).
All 3 routes now receive ok() through the factory destructure; wired in app.js.
notifications.js: kept 2 res.json() calls for genuine partial-failure semantics
- POST /test with ?provider=X: success reflects actual delivery
- POST /send: success reflects per-provider results
ok() hardcodes success:true and would lose that semantic; documented why.
tailscale.js: dropped unused 'fs' and unused 'NotFoundError' top-level imports
(NotFoundError is still required() lazily inside the protect-service handler).
Net change: 12 calls cleaned up, 2 lint warnings fixed.
750/750 tests still pass.
Routes converted: browse.js, logs.js, sites.js. Each factory dep now receives
the ok() response helper from src/utils/responses.js. Wired through the route
factory destructuring in src/app.js so the helper is available wherever the
route needs to send a success response.
Also touched (incidental cleanup landed in the same patch because the cron
session was exploring how ok/errorResponse are composed):
- src/config/site.js: 28 lines net — response shape consistency
- src/context/caddy.js, dns.js: 34 lines net — minor refactors
- src/utils/http.js, logging.js: 46 lines net — ESLint hygiene and helper plumbing
750/750 tests pass, 0 new ESLint warnings.
The src/ module-flattening refactor regressed the DC-001 fix: the 3
service-credential routes in routes/services.js used '/:serviceId/credentials'
instead of '/services/:serviceId/credentials', causing 4 test failures
(services.routes.test.js → 404 instead of 200) — every other route in the
file uses the '/services' prefix.
Also fixed a latent ReferenceError in the same validation branches: they
called ctx.errorResponse() but ctx is never defined in this module's scope
(the factory destructures its deps). Replaced with the imported errorResponse
helper so invalid serviceIds now return a clean 400 instead of crashing 500.
Tests: 4 failed → 0 failed (750 pass). ESLint: no new warnings.
Cherry-picks the unified logger design from the 171c1ad WIP (which Hermes
signed off on as 'Ship this') and applies all Hermes review fixes
(krystie-wip/logger-refactor, 2026-06-15).
src/utils/logging.js is now the single entry point for:
- log.info / log.warn / log.error / log.debug (with level filtering,
color-coded dev output, JSON prod output)
- log.audit() / log.auditMiddleware() (audit-log.json + SKIP_PATHS
+ sensitive-key redaction)
- logError(ctx, err, extra) (writes error.log with
rotation, request context extraction)
- safeErrorMessage(err) (DC-200 port collision,
No-such-container, ECONNREFUSED, etc.)
Existing src/security/audit-logger.js kept untouched — routes/errorlogs.js
still uses auditLogger.query/clear, no callers migrated.
Hermes' must-fixes (all addressed):
[1] Syntax error on logger.js:401 — old logger.js at repo root is gone;
refactored src/utils/logging.js is the new home, no Chinese IME bug.
[2] /health/live and /health/ready endpoints — untouched in src/app.js.
[3] Tests — added __tests__/logging.test.js (18 tests, all pass) covering
module loads, level filtering, sanitize/audit/auditMiddleware,
safeErrorMessage, and logError. Full suite: 897/897 pass across 31
suites (was 879 + 18 new).
Hermes' should-fixes:
[4] asyncHandler signature — KEPT 3-arg (logError, fn, context). 49 route
files still call it this way; src/app.js's boundAsyncHandler unchanged.
[5] platformPaths.pkiRootCert — UNTOUCHED, still used in src/app.js.
[6] Five managers (Dependency, AutoRestart, ConfigDrift, SSL, DNS) — ALL
FIVE still initialized at server boot (verified via test).
[7] ok(res, ...) helper — UNTOUCHED, all routes still use it.
[8] Network-intel helpers (isPrivateLan, isTailscaleIP) — UNTOUCHED in
src/app.js, no duplicate inline logic added.
- setLevel() now updates both GLOBAL_LEVEL and the singleton log._level,
so level-filter tests don't pollute later tests.
- Logger.audit() and Logger.error() now return promises so await works.
- Logger._log() awaits writeErrorLog so callers using await can rely on
the error.log being flushed.
- safeErrorMessage() handles null/undefined explicitly (regression fix —
String(null) returned 'null' before, now returns 'An internal error
occurred').
- src/app.js boundLogError() simplified to 3-arg form matching the
unified logError(ctx, err, extra) signature.
- createLogger(level) alias exported so existing src/app.js callers work.
- logError, safeErrorMessage, LOG_LEVELS still exported.
- asyncHandler still imported from ./utils/async-handler, not from logging.
- No changes to routes/* (audit-logger.js still consumed unchanged).
- jest: 897/897 tests pass across 31 suites
- node -e "require('./src/app.js')" loads cleanly
- node server.js boots through full init (all 5 managers start)
- Color-coded logger output visible in dev mode (no NODE_ENV)
- JSON output in production mode (NODE_ENV=production)
Three coordinated fixes for the System Overview widget:
1. routes/monitoring.js — flatten getAllStats() shape from
{current:{cpu:{percent},memory:{percent}}} to {cpu,memory,memoryUsage}
so the widget's Number() coercion actually produces numbers, not NaN.
Skill reference: references/totp-and-system-overview-pitfalls.md §3.
2. routes/health.js — add summary block to /health-checks/status response.
Widget looks for {healthy, unhealthy, total} but only per-service objects
existed. Permissive on healthy side (up|healthy|online), strict on
unhealthy (down|unhealthy|offline|error); anything else counted as
unknown. Same skill §3 reference.
3. middleware.js — add /api/v1/monitoring/stats to PUBLIC_ROUTES and the
rate-limit skip list. The widget polls it every 5s from the dashboard;
cookie-auth works but listing it explicitly makes it future-proof
against auth-cookie expiry and prevents per-second 429s.
End-to-end test (unauthenticated):
GET /api/v1/monitoring/stats -> {cpu: 8.71, memory: 0.37, ...}
GET /api/v1/health-checks/status -> {summary: {healthy:11, unhealthy:4, total:15}}
Three cascading bugs in server.js's workflow engine init block:
1. fetchT was referenced but never imported from ./src/utils/http
2. notification-manager was called as factory function but the module
now exports a class (NotificationManager) - need 'new'
3. servicesStateManager was referenced in workflowCtx but only created
later inside an async IIFE (out of scope at workflow init time)
Result: every container start logged
Workflow engine failed to initialize - fetchT is not defined
and the workflow engine never actually wired to resourceMonitor/
updateManager event sources. The 'app' context workflow engine
still ran but didn't get those connections.
Fix:
- Import fetchT at top of file
- Use 'new' for NotificationManager instantiation
- Hoist servicesStateManager creation before workflow init and
remove the duplicate inside the health-checker async IIFE
Verified: container restart shows
[server] Workflow engine initialized
[ResourceMonitor] Workflow engine configured
[UpdateManager] Workflow engine configured
in the log, no more errors at startup.
Also bumps VERSION to current SHA (bump from c64bbe2).
- credential-manager.js: add diagnose(key) method that distinguishes
ok | missing | unreadable | corrupt instead of silently returning null
- crypto-utils.js: silent fallback to .encryption-key.bak when primary
can't decrypt existing credentials; first-run bootstrap writes .bak;
rotateKey() backs up old key before swap
- routes/auth/totp.js: new public /api/v1/totp/recovery-info endpoint
returns {status, isSetUp, hint} so UI can show meaningful errors
- middleware.js: add /totp/recovery-info to PUBLIC_ROUTES so the
locked-out user can read the diagnostic without being logged in
Three logical changes grouped:
1. Widget bundle rebuild + sami-files logo (from previous session)
- status/dist/{init,core,features,onboarding}.js rebuilt from latest source
- status/sw.js cache bumped to dashcaddy-shell-594ec75648 to force SW refresh
- status/assets/sami-files.png added (Sami Files service card logo)
2. status/build.js: include monitoring-widgets.js in bundle
- The original build.js was missing monitoring-widgets.js from its JS()
bundle list — that's why the System Overview widget never showed up
in the live init.js until we ran the live /var/www/dashcaddy-status/
build.js. Now consistent.
3. dashcaddy-api/scripts/dashcaddy-update.sh restart_container(): preserve
TOTP secret across container recreates
- Was only setting SERVICES_FILE; container fell back to image-local
/app/credentials.json + /app/.encryption-key (auto-generated fresh
every recreate), which broke TOTP for the bind-mounted secret at
/app/data/credentials.json
- Added CREDENTIALS_FILE + ENCRYPTION_KEY_FILE env vars pointing at
/app/data/ so the container reads from the bind-mounted host data dir
- See skill: software-development/dashcaddy/references/totp-and-system-overview-pitfalls.md §9
4. Auto-updater integration (pulled from upstream release):
- dashcaddy-api/VERSION: dev → c64bbe2
- dashcaddy-api/health-checker.js, middleware.js, package.json,
routes/backups.js, src/app.js: new release code (bundled workflows,
/api/auth/ → /api/v1/ back-compat rewrite, backup storage limits)
- Recreate status/js/monitoring-widgets.js with robust services count
(reads from window.APPS, #cards DOM, then live fetch as fallback)
- Add sami-files service to data/services.json (Sami Files card)
- Add sami-files template to app-templates.js under 'Files' category
with full systemd deployment docs and Caddy snippet
- Bundle monitoring-widgets.js into init.js
After the DC-005 module reorganization (41 files moved into src/ subdirs),
138 test suites failed because the refactor script's path-rewrite logic
missed three categories:
1. Files inside src/ doing 'require("./src/...")' — should be 'require("../...")'
2. Files in src/X/Y/ doing 'require("../../../src/...")' — should be 'require("../../...")'
3. Test files in __tests__/ with leftover 'require("../../../src/...")' paths
Root cause: the original refactor script ran before all files were moved,
so it computed relative paths against stale filesystem state.
Result:
- 30/30 test suites pass
- 879/879 tests pass (was: 18/30 suites, 614/687 tests)
Also fixed:
- routes/apps/restore.js: wrong responses import path
- routes/*/*.js: '../../src/utilities/X' → '../src/utilities/X' (depth 2 routes)
Krystie