refactor: simplify server startup script and move provider/config checks to separate files
docs: update documentation to reflect encryption changes and default UID/GID values
- Changed default behavior to disable filesystem encryption for improved performance.
- Updated environment variable handling for DISABLE_FILESYSTEM_ENCRYPTION and ENCRYPTION_KEY across multiple configuration files.
- Added new scripts and configuration files for managing application settings and providers.
- Adjusted Dockerfile and server start scripts to reflect changes in UID/GID handling and file management.
- Enhanced documentation to clarify encryption options and their implications.
- Updated docker-compose files to include a commented-out DEFAULT_LANGUAGE variable for setting the default application language.
- Modified the Dockerfile to export NEXT_PUBLIC_DEFAULT_LANGUAGE with a fallback to 'en-US'.
- Enhanced documentation in the quick-start guide to reflect the new DEFAULT_LANGUAGE variable and its usage.
- Updated i18n request handling to support multiple locales based on the DEFAULT_LANGUAGE environment variable.
- Enhanced comments in docker-compose files to clarify the purpose of environment variables, including optional settings for UID, GID, and filesystem encryption.
- Introduced DISABLE_FILESYSTEM_ENCRYPTION variable to allow users to disable file encryption, making the ENCRYPTION_KEY optional.
- Updated documentation in quick-start guide to reflect changes in environment variable usage and security warnings.
- Changed references from 'temp-chunks' to 'temp-uploads' across .dockerignore, Dockerfile, and various configuration files for consistency.
- Introduced a new directories configuration file to manage directory paths more effectively.
- Updated file handling in the server code to utilize streaming for uploads and downloads, improving performance and memory management.
- Enhanced cleanup processes for temporary directories to maintain a tidy file structure.
- Introduced the SECURE_SITE environment variable to control cookie security settings based on deployment context.
- Updated Dockerfile to log SECURE_SITE status during application startup.
- Enhanced documentation with a new guide on reverse proxy configuration, detailing the use of SECURE_SITE for secure cookie handling.
- Adjusted authentication and email services to utilize SECURE_SITE for secure connections.
- Updated frontend components to set cookie security based on the current protocol.
- Modified the Dockerfile to streamline the creation of the supervisor configuration directory.
- Updated `infra/supervisord.conf` to redirect logs to stdout and stderr, enhancing log management and visibility.
- Removed specific log file paths and sizes to simplify logging setup.
- Replaced inline supervisor configuration in Dockerfile with a separate `infra/supervisord.conf` file for better organization and maintainability.
- Ensured the new configuration retains all previous settings for the server and web programs.
- Added a new `docker-compose-bind-mount-example.yaml` for easier bind mount configuration.
- Updated `.gitignore` to include the `data/` directory for persistent storage.
- Modified `docker-compose.yaml` to clarify volume paths and improve comments.
- Enhanced `Dockerfile` to support flexible UID/GID configuration and ensure proper directory permissions.
- Updated environment variable handling in `server-start.sh` and Prisma configuration for better database management.
- Revised documentation in `quick-start.mdx` and `uid-gid-configuration.mdx` to reflect new features and best practices for deployment.
- Updated Dockerfile to allow configurable user and group IDs via environment variables `PALMR_UID` and `PALMR_GID`, enhancing compatibility with host systems.
- Introduced a new documentation file `uid-gid-configuration.mdx` detailing the configuration process and troubleshooting for permission issues, particularly for NAS systems.
- Updated `meta.json` to include a reference to the new UID/GID configuration guide.
- Upgraded Node.js version in Dockerfile from 18-alpine to 20-alpine for improved performance and security.
- Added API_BASE_URL environment variable to support local API calls.
- Introduced a new reset-password.sh script for interactive password resets within the Docker container.
- Created reset-password.ts script to handle password reset logic, including user validation and password hashing.
- Enhanced Dockerfile to copy the new scripts and ensure proper permissions for execution.
- Updated Docker Compose and Dockerfile to remove PostgreSQL dependencies and configure SQLite as the database provider.
- Adjusted environment variables and healthcheck commands to reflect the new database setup.
- Simplified server startup script by removing PostgreSQL wait logic and replacing migration commands with schema push.
- Updated Prisma schema to use SQLite and removed related migration files.
Introduce three new docker-compose files: docker-compose-file-system.yaml for local filesystem storage, docker-compose-s3-minio.yaml for MinIO S3-compatible storage, and docker-compose-s3.yaml for direct S3 storage. Each configuration includes environment variables for service setup, health checks, and persistent volume management. This enhances deployment flexibility for the Palmr application.
Update Dockerfile and docker-compose.yaml to support local filesystem storage for uploads and temporary files. Add necessary directories and permissions in the Dockerfile, and configure volumes in docker-compose for persistent storage. Modify .dockerignore to exclude runtime-generated storage directories, ensuring a cleaner build environment.
Introduce a Dockerfile for building the Palmr application with multi-stage builds for both server and web components. Update docker-compose.yaml to consolidate services under a single 'palmr' service, ensuring proper health checks and environment variable configurations. Add a .dockerignore file to optimize Docker builds by excluding unnecessary files. Include a Makefile for simplified build and deployment commands.
