- Prompt for container ID with auto-detected default (pvesh nextid)
- Prompt for root password with confirmation loop instead of auto-generating
- Both still overridable via CTID/ROOT_PASSWORD env vars for automation
- ping not available in base Debian 12 LXC — was silently hitting 20s timeout
- curl may also be missing — install it explicitly before running lxc-install.sh
- use ip route check for network readiness instead of ping
- install-proxmox.sh: runs on PVE host, creates Debian 12 LXC via pct,
then calls lxc-install.sh inside the container (tteck community-scripts pattern)
- lxc-install.sh: runs inside the container, fixed to use .env instead of
config.yml, correct bcrypt hash, proper CORS_ORIGINS with container IP
- README: clarify that install-proxmox.sh runs on the PVE host
On fresh installs the data/ dir may not exist, causing SQLite to create a
stub file without write permissions. mkdir(parents=True, exist_ok=True) runs
at import time before any DB operation.
Also add data/.gitignore to prevent homelab.db from ever being committed.
Backend:
- Add MAC OUI lookup table (QEMU 52:54:00, Proxmox bc:24:11, VMware, VBox, Hyper-V)
- suggest_node_type() now accepts mac param and uses OUI as a low-priority hint
Frontend:
- Detect VM type from MAC prefix on pending device cards
- Show colored badge (QEMU / PVE / VMware / VBox / Hyper-V) in orange with tooltip
datetime.UTC was introduced in Python 3.11. Users on 3.10 get an ImportError.
Also lower ruff/mypy target-version from py313 to py310 to match minimum supported version.
- Show recognized service name (Home Assistant, Synology, Proxmox, etc.) as
card title instead of IP when detected via service signatures
- Keep IP displayed smaller below when title differs from IP
- Add SSH / HTTP / HTTPS badges as colored pills
- Show +N badge for additional services beyond the three common ones
- Build and push backend/frontend images to ghcr.io on every push to main and on version tags
- Add docker-compose.prebuilt.yml for pull-based install (no clone needed)
- Update README Quick Start with inline install one-liner using prebuilt images
- Replace config.yml references with .env variables
- Document single-quote requirement for AUTH_PASSWORD_HASH
- Fix dev mode setup to copy from root .env.example
Bcrypt hashes contain $ chars that Docker Compose interpolates as variables.
Single-quoting the value prevents interpolation in both Docker Compose and python-dotenv.
- Add AUTH_USERNAME, AUTH_PASSWORD_HASH (admin/admin) to root .env.example
- Remove duplicate backend/.env.example — root file is the single source of truth
- Fix fresh-install login failure caused by missing password hash
All settings (auth credentials, scanner ranges, status_checker interval)
now live in a single .env file via pydantic-settings. config.yml and
config.yml.example are deleted.
- Settings: add auth_username, auth_password_hash, scanner_ranges,
status_checker_interval; add load_overrides()/save_overrides() for
persisting runtime changes to data/scan_config.json
- auth.py: read credentials directly from settings
- scan.py: read ranges/interval from settings; write-back via save_overrides()
- scheduler.py: read interval directly from settings
- main.py: call settings.load_overrides() at startup
- docker-compose.yml: remove config.yml volume mount, add new env vars
- conftest.py: set settings fields directly instead of writing a temp config.yml
- nodeColors.ts: add missing camera/printer/computer/cpl entries to Record<NodeType, NodeColors>
- CanvasContainer.tsx: use ConnectionMode enum instead of bare string literal
- export.ts: cast style object to Partial<CSSStyleDeclaration> for CSS custom property
- Sidebar.tsx: cast suggested_type to NodeType to satisfy NodeData type
Login route reads config.yml for credentials but it is gitignored.
Session-scoped autouse fixture now writes a minimal config.yml to a
temp path and patches settings.config_path so test_scan.py auth
fixtures work in CI without a real config file.
- test_status.py: 8 tests covering WS auth rejection/acceptance, broadcast_status (dead connection removal, no response_time, no connections), broadcast_scan_update
- test_scheduler.py: 9 tests covering _load_interval variants, _run_status_checks DB update/last_seen/error handling, start/stop lifecycle
- scheduler.py: reinitialize AsyncIOScheduler on each start() to avoid stale event loop across test restarts
C2 - JWT token was stored in localStorage (XSS-accessible):
- Switch Zustand persist storage from localStorage to sessionStorage
- Token is now scoped to the current tab and cleared on browser close
H5 - docker-compose had unsafe SECRET_KEY fallback:
- Replace ${SECRET_KEY:-change_me_in_production} with :? syntax
- Docker Compose now aborts with a clear error if SECRET_KEY is unset
M1 - Login endpoint had timing leak allowing username enumeration:
- Always call verify_password() regardless of username match
- Use hmac.compare_digest() for constant-time username comparison
- Both checks run every time; attacker cannot distinguish wrong
username from wrong password via response timing
C3 - config.yml contains credentials, remove from git tracking:
- Add backend/config.yml to .gitignore
- git rm --cached to untrack it
- Add backend/config.yml.example with instructions
C1 - SECRET_KEY must come from .env, no unsafe default:
- Remove hardcoded "change_me_in_production" default from config.py
- App now fails to start if SECRET_KEY is not set (pydantic required field)
- Generate real random key in backend/.env (gitignored)
- Add backend/.env.example for new contributors
H1 - WebSocket /ws/status was unauthenticated:
- Backend: require ?token= query param, validate via decode_token(),
close with code 1008 (Policy Violation) if missing or invalid
- Frontend: append ?token=<jwt> to WebSocket URL
- Normalize stub handle IDs (top-t/bottom-t → top/bottom) in canvasStore.onConnect
so React Flow can locate the handle and render edges without save+reload
- Also normalize on save in App.tsx as a safety net for persisted handle IDs
- Auto-create virtual edge (LXC top → Proxmox bottom) when parent_id is set
via the node edit modal, and remove it when parent_id is cleared/changed
- Auto-set LXC/VM parent_id when a virtual edge is drawn to/from a Proxmox node
source handles: visible, can initiate drag from top or bottom
target handles: invisible (opacity:0, 12x12px), overlap the source at same
position — React Flow detects them for snapping and shows visual feedback
without the user seeing a second dot. Ensures bottom→top connections work.
connectionMode=loose alone does not reliably make source handles act as
drop targets. Each position now has both a source handle (to initiate
drag) and a target handle (to receive drops). They overlap visually as
one dot but support full bidirectional connections.
React Flow only allows initiating a drag from type=source handles.
Top handles were type=target so users could never start a connection
from the top of any node. With connectionMode=loose, source-to-source
connections are already allowed, so all handles can now be source.
React Flow blocks connections involving a parentId parent/child pair by
default to prevent hierarchy cycles. Override with isValidConnection
that only rejects self-loops (source === target), allowing explicit
edges between Proxmox container nodes and their nested VMs/LXCs.
The visibleEdges filter was silently dropping any edge between a
container-mode Proxmox and its children, even ones the user explicitly
drew. Since no edges are auto-generated, the filter only blocked
intentional connections. Removed it entirely.
- NodeSave schema was missing custom_icon field — icon reset to default on reload
- handleSave was not including custom_icon in the payload
- CameraNode now uses Cctv icon (clearer than Camera)
- Added 'cctv' entry to ICON_REGISTRY for the icon picker
- New 'camera' node type with Camera icon (frontend + types)
- Scanner fingerprint: camera ports (554, 8554, 37777, 34567, 2020) now suggest 'camera' instead of 'iot'
- service_signatures.json: all camera/NVR entries updated to suggested_node_type=camera
- 'camera' added to priority list in suggest_node_type (above iot)
- canvasStore.onConnect was hardcoding type=ethernet and ignoring edgeData fields (type, label, color, etc.)
- EdgeModal had no key, so useState was not reset between connections — initial prop ignored
- Added key based on source/target/handles so modal re-mounts for each new connection
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