This adds a lightweight form of tracing to GTS. Each incoming request is
assigned a Request ID which we then pass on and log in all our log
lines. Any function that gets called downstream from an HTTP handler
should now emit a requestID=value pair whenever it logs something.
Co-authored-by: kim <grufwub@gmail.com>
* [bug] Fix nginx fileserver caching example
This updates the example to ensure the nginx proxies the request on to
GTS if the file is not found on disk. This can happen due to media
pruning.
* [chore] Set cache-control in nginx to private
This makes the header match with the backend. For things from the
fileserver it may not be appropriate for anything other than a private
cache (i.e the client) to cache things.
* serve publickey separately from AP, don't throttle it
* update nginx cache documentation, cache main-key too
* throttle public key, but separately from other endpoints
since 2.4.47 (released April 22nd 2021), Apache httpd can ProxyPass to
websockets on the same URL, without mod_rewrite (and, without
mod_proxy_wstunnel).
* [chore] set max open / idle conns + conn max lifetime for both postgres and sqlite
* reduce cache size default to 8MiB, reduce connections to 2 * cpu
* introduce max open conns multiplier, tune sqlite and pg separately
* go fmt
* start adding report client api
* route + test reports get
* start report create endpoint
* you can create reports now babyy
* stub account report processor
* add single reportGet endpoint
* fix test
* add more filtering params to /api/v1/reports GET
* update swagger
* use marshalIndent in tests
* add + test missing Link info
* Add local user and post count to nodeinfo responses
This fixes#1307 (at least partially). The nodeinfo endpoint should now
return the total users on an instance, along with their post count.
* Update NodeInfoUsers docstring and swagger yaml file
* AWS S3 config details added
It was interesting to note that since presigned urls are used buckets dont need to be exposed publically. this was an interesting change compared to other mastodon specific s3 bucket guides hence documented here for correct directions.
* Update storage.md
1. Added AWS identified to make it clear its aws specific.
2. Adjusted text around data migration
* updation as requested
Refining the doc as per request.
* [feature] Add throttling middleware to AP endpoints
* refactor a lil bit
* use config setting, start updating docs
* doc updates
* use relative links in faq doc
* small docs fixes
* return code 503 instead of 429 when throttled
* throttle other endpoints too
* simplify token channel prefills
* interim commit: start refactoring middlewares into package under router
* another interim commit, this is becoming a big job
* another fucking massive interim commit
* refactor bookmarks to new style
* ambassador, wiz zeze commits you are spoiling uz
* she compiles, we're getting there
* we're just normal men; we're just innocent men
* apiutil
* whoopsie
* i'm glad noone reads commit msgs haha :blob_sweat:
* use that weirdo go-bytesize library for maxMultipartMemory
* fix media module paths
Lots of these were appearing:
```
*459 connect() failed (111: Connection refused) while connecting to upstream
```
This change resolves it, see https://stackoverflow.com/a/52550758
* [docs] Serve static assets with nginx
This explains how to use nginx to serve static assets and offload GTS
from that responsibility. It also shows how to have nginx add caching
headers to indicate to clients how long they may cache an asset.
* [docs] Move additional nginx config to advanced
This moves a bunch of additional nginx configuration into the Advanced
page instead. It declutters the nginx configuration page.
This explains how nginx can be used to cache webfinger responses and
potentially serve stale responses in case GTS is down. This can be
useful to do in order to ensure webfinger keeps working even if you're
doing some maintenance.
* [chore] Move ShortcodeDomain to its own little util func
* [feature] Add RefetchEmojis function to media manager
* [feature] Expose admin media refresh via admin API
* update following review feedback
- change/fix log levels
- make sure not to try to refetch local emojis
- small style refactoring + comments
* log on emoji refetch start
Signed-off-by: kim <grufwub@gmail.com>
Co-authored-by: kim <grufwub@gmail.com>
* [docs] Update contributing.md
- Add Pull Request process and guidelines.
- Add feature/bug issue process.
- Rearrange some sections for clarity.
- Add overview of package structure.
* [docs] Add build from source links
* [chore] add pull request templates
These link to the new CONTRIBUTING.md document, and include a checklist to validate that contributors have read the guidelines.
* [docs] Put existing stub CoC in separate doc
* update web related stuff in CONTRIBUTING.md
Co-authored-by: f0x <f0x@cthu.lu>
* Implement Bookmarks
* Update based on review comments
* Update swagger doc
* Fix argument passing to status.Bookmark
* Update changed test
* Updates based on latest PR review
* [feature] overhaul the oidc system
this allows for more flexible username handling and prevents account
takeover using old email addresses
* [feature] add migration path for old OIDC users
* [feature] nicer error reporting for users
* [docs] document the new OIDC flow
* [fix] return early on oidc error
* [docs]: add comments on the finalization logic
* remove filesystem logging directives from example systemd unit config
* [docs] Update docs to reflect new systemd config
Co-authored-by: tsmethurst <tobi.smethurst@protonmail.com>
* Enable the 'admonitions' Markdown extension for Mkdocs.
The admonitions extension to Python-Markdown allows you to include
rST-style "admonitions" to Markdown documents, for instance,
!!! note
Here's an important note to keep in mind!
In general, the current documentation uses bold text to try to achieve
the same effect, which is a bit harder to notice and makes it difficult
to differentiate between "here's something useful to know" versus "here
there be dragons".
* Add AppArmor profile and documentation for LSM-related sandboxing
This commit adds an AppArmor profile for gotosocial in
examples/apparmor/gotosocial. This will (hopefully) serve as a helpful
security mitigation for people are planning on deploying GTS on a
Debian-family Linux distribution.
I've also updates the documentation to include some information about
deploying GTS with either AppArmor or SELinux (moving the documentation
for the former out of the "binary installation guide" docs).
Since the documentation site only shows the latest version of the
docs, we need the docs to explain how to use the latest stable
release, not just the latest git version.
* add FilePath regex
* add `admin media prune orphaned` command
* add prune orphaned function to media manager
* don't mark flag as required
* document admin media prune orphaned cmd
* oh envparsing.sh you coy minx
The NewSignup method was already being called with
requireApproval=false, but it had emailVerified=false as well, which
meant that it was required to use the `admin account confirm` command
to verify the email before the newly-created user could log in.
I think that was probably an oversight; effectively it did require
approval anyway. Changing emailVerified to true allows you to just
create the account and log in immediately, reducing the opportunity
for manual error to sneak in.
Also updated the docs to remove the mention of needing to confirm new
accounts. However, I've left the confirmation command alone because I
think once we have web signups, it will be needed in that context.
* start adding admin emoji PATCH stuff
* updating works OK, now how about copying
* allow emojis to be copied
* update swagger docs
* update admin processer to use non-interface storage driver
* remove shortcode updating for local emojis
* go fmt
Co-authored-by: f0x52 <f0x@cthu.lu>
* Clarify that gotosocial doesn't use recommendation algorithms
It uses lots of algorithms.
~/src/gotosocial $ rgrep algorithm . | wc
856 8971 143395
* Add first draft of the FAQ.
* Suggested FAQ changes.
Mention backfill of posts as not yet being implemented; link to FAQ
from readme/index.
Mention that GtS does serve up some UI; just not most interaction.
