Addresses CWE-598: long-lived JWTs were exposed in WebSocket URLs, file
download links, and Immich asset proxy URLs, leaking into server logs,
browser history, and Referer headers.
- Add ephemeralTokens service: in-memory single-use tokens with per-purpose
TTLs (ws=30s, download/immich=60s), max 10k entries, periodic cleanup
- Add POST /api/auth/ws-token and POST /api/auth/resource-token endpoints
- WebSocket auth now consumes an ephemeral token instead of verifying the JWT
directly from the URL; client fetches a fresh token before each connect
- File download ?token= query param now accepts ephemeral tokens; Bearer
header path continues to accept JWTs for programmatic access
- Immich asset proxy replaces authFromQuery JWT injection with ephemeral token
consumption
- Client: new getAuthUrl() utility, AuthedImg/ImmichImg components, and async
onClick handlers replace the synchronous authUrl() pattern throughout
FileManager, PlaceInspector, and MemoriesPanel
- Add OIDC_DISCOVERY_URL env var and oidc_discovery_url DB setting to allow
overriding the auto-constructed discovery endpoint (required for Authentik
and similar providers); exposed in the admin UI and .env.example
The OIDC login route silently fell back to building the redirect URI from
X-Forwarded-Host/X-Forwarded-Proto when APP_URL was not configured. An
attacker could set X-Forwarded-Host: attacker.example.com to redirect the
authorization code to their own server after the user authenticates.
Remove the header-derived fallback entirely. If APP_URL is not set (via env
or the app_url DB setting), the OIDC login endpoint now returns a 500 error
rather than trusting attacker-controlled request headers. Document APP_URL
in .env.example as required for OIDC use.
- Add centralized notification service with webhook (Discord/Slack) and
email (SMTP) support, triggered for trip invites, booking changes,
collab messages, and trip reminders
- Webhook sends one message per event (group channel); email sends
individually per trip member, excluding the actor
- Discord invite notifications now include the invited user's name
- Add LOG_LEVEL env var (info/debug) controlling console and file output
- INFO logs show user email, action, and IP for audit events; errors
for HTTP requests
- DEBUG logs show every request with full body/query (passwords redacted),
audit details, notification params, and webhook payloads
- Add persistent trek.log file logging with 10MB rotation (5 files)
in /app/data/logs/
- Color-coded log levels in Docker console output
- Timestamps without timezone name (user sets TZ via Docker)
- Add Test Webhook and Save buttons to admin notification settings
- Move notification event toggles to admin panel
- Add daily trip reminder scheduler (9 AM, timezone-aware)
- Wire up booking create/update/delete and collab message notifications
- Add i18n keys for notification UI across all 13 languages
Made-with: Cursor
Run the container as a non-root user in production to fail fast on insecure deployments. Add DEBUG env-based request/response logging for container diagnostics, and introduce a one-shot init-permissions service in docker-compose so fresh installs automatically fix data/uploads ownership for SQLite write access.
