Fixed "ReferenceError: t is not defined" when creating new files/folders:
Problem:
- CreateIntentGridItem and CreateIntentListItem components used t() function
- But neither component had useTranslation hook imported
- Caused runtime error when trying to create new files or folders
Solution:
- Added const { t } = useTranslation(); to both components
- Fixed hardcoded English text in CreateIntentListItem placeholder
- Now uses proper i18n translation keys for all UI text
Changes:
- CreateIntentGridItem: Added useTranslation hook
- CreateIntentListItem: Added useTranslation hook + fixed placeholder text
- Both components now properly use t('fileManager.folderName') and t('fileManager.fileName')
Now file/folder creation works without console errors and supports i18n.
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Fixed two critical database issues causing user creation errors and data loss:
## Issue 1: Lazy Encryption Migration Error
**Problem**: TypeError: Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'db')
**Root Cause**: AuthManager called getSqlite() before database initialization
**Solution**: Added databaseReady promise await before accessing SQLite instance
Changes in auth-manager.ts:
- Import and await databaseReady promise before getSqlite() call
- Ensures database is fully initialized before migration attempts
- Prevents "SQLite not initialized" errors during user login
## Issue 2: Data Loss After Backend Restart
**Problem**: All user data wiped after backend restart
**Root Cause**: Database saves were skipped when file encryption disabled
**Solution**: Added fallback to unencrypted SQLite file persistence
Changes in database/db/index.ts:
- Modified saveMemoryDatabaseToFile() to handle encryption disabled scenario
- Added unencrypted SQLite file fallback to prevent data loss
- Added data directory creation to ensure save path exists
- Enhanced logging to track save operations and warnings
## Technical Details:
- saveMemoryDatabaseToFile() now saves data regardless of encryption setting
- Encrypted: saves to .encrypted file (existing behavior)
- Unencrypted: saves to .sqlite file (new fallback)
- Ensures data persistence in all configurations
- Maintains 15-second auto-save and real-time trigger functionality
These fixes ensure:
✅ User creation works without backend errors
✅ Data persists across backend restarts
✅ Lazy encryption migration completes successfully
✅ Graceful handling of encryption disabled scenarios
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Root cause: Duplicate handleFileOpen function definitions caused symlinks
to be treated as regular files instead of navigating to their targets.
Problem:
- Line 575: Correct implementation with symlink handling
- Line 1401: Incorrect duplicate that overrode the correct function
- Double-clicking symlinks opened them as files instead of following links
Solution:
- Removed duplicate handleFileOpen function (lines 1401-1436)
- Preserved correct implementation with symlink navigation logic
- Added recordRecentFile call for consistency
Now symlinks properly:
- Navigate to target directories when they point to folders
- Open target files when they point to files
- Use identifySSHSymlink backend API for resolution
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Fixed WebSocket connection issue where SSH terminals couldn't connect
despite correct credentials. Root cause was port mismatch - terminals
were trying to connect to port 8081 while SSH service runs on 8082.
Changes:
- Desktop Terminal: Updated WebSocket URL to use port 8082
- Mobile Terminal: Updated WebSocket URL to use port 8082
- File Manager continues using port 8081 for HTTP API (unchanged)
This ensures all SSH terminal connections route to the correct service port.
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Phase 1: Database file migration (startup)
- Add DatabaseMigration class for safe unencrypted → encrypted DB migration
- Disable foreign key constraints during migration to prevent constraint failures
- Create timestamped backups and verification checks
- Rename original files instead of deletion for safety
Phase 2: Lazy field encryption (user login)
- Add LazyFieldEncryption utility for plaintext field detection
- Implement gradual migration of sensitive fields using user KEK
- Update DataCrypto to handle mixed plaintext/encrypted data
- Integrate lazy encryption into AuthManager login flow
Key improvements:
- Non-destructive migration with comprehensive backup strategy
- Automatic detection and handling of plaintext vs encrypted fields
- User-transparent migration during normal login process
- Complete migration logging and admin API endpoints
- Foreign key constraint handling during database structure migration
Resolves data decryption errors during Docker updates by providing
seamless transition from plaintext to encrypted storage.
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Replace JSON-based backup system with SQLite export/import functionality:
**Export Features:**
- Generate SQLite database files with complete user data
- Export all tables: SSH hosts, credentials, file manager data, settings, alerts
- Include OIDC configuration and system settings (admin only)
- Password authentication required for data decryption
- Direct browser download instead of file path display
**Import Features:**
- Incremental import with duplicate detection and skipping
- Smart conflict resolution by key combinations:
- SSH hosts: ip + port + username
- Credentials: name + username
- File manager: path + name
- Re-encrypt imported data to current user's keys
- Admin-only settings import (including OIDC config)
- Detailed import statistics with category breakdown
**Removed:**
- Database backup functionality (redundant with export)
- JSON export format
- File path-based workflows
**Security:**
- Password verification for all operations
- SQLite file format validation
- Proper error handling and logging
- Admin permission checks for settings
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- Merge production-deps and native-builder stages to eliminate duplication
- Remove redundant intermediate layers that were consuming Docker space
- Add aggressive cleanup (rm -rf ~/.npm /tmp/* /var/cache/apk/*)
- Reduce overall image size and build-time space requirements
Fixes:
- ENOSPC errors during COPY operations from multiple build stages
- Excessive Docker layer accumulation from duplicate dependency installs
- Reduced disk space usage during multi-stage builds
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- Fix chmod command syntax to properly set permissions for multiple directories
- Use && to chain chmod commands instead of space-separated arguments
- Ensure /app/config, /app/ssl, and /app/data have correct 755 permissions
Fixes syntax error that would cause Docker build failures.
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- Add comprehensive .dockerignore to exclude unnecessary files from Docker context
- Exclude .git directory to prevent large Git objects from being copied
- Exclude node_modules, logs, temp files, and other build artifacts
- Reduce Docker image size and build time significantly
Fixes:
- ENOSPC error during Docker build due to large .git directory
- Excessive Docker image size from unnecessary files
- Build context transfer time and resource usage
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- Pre-create /app/ssl directory in Dockerfile to prevent runtime creation failures
- Set proper permissions for /app/ssl, /app/config, and /app/data directories
- Ensure all required directories exist before application startup
Fixes:
- ENOSPC error when creating SSL directory at runtime
- Permission issues with auto-generated .env file writing
- Container restart loops due to initialization failures
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