Encrypt Proxmox server passwords and VM cloud-init passwords in the database:
- Add backend/app/crypto.py: Fernet-based encrypt/decrypt helpers + EncryptedString
SQLAlchemy TypeDecorator (transparent to all existing code, no API changes)
- Add FERNET_KEY config field (env var); without it values stay plaintext for
backward compatibility, with a logged warning
- Update models.py: ProxmoxServer.password and VMInstance.cloud_init_password
now use EncryptedString(255) instead of String(255)
- Add migration 14 in migrations/migrations.py: idempotent re-encryption of
existing plaintext rows (skipped when FERNET_KEY is not set)
CSRF analysis:
- /api/auth/change-password is protected by JWT Bearer token (Authorization header)
- Browsers cannot auto-include Authorization headers cross-site → CSRF is not
applicable here; added explanatory comment
Improve migration loading:
- Add migrations/__init__.py to make it a proper Python package
- Replace fragile importlib dynamic loading in main.py with a standard import
https://claude.ai/code/session_019rK2wvaWg5zXFwmAPPEB7R
- Add repository URL setting to panel_settings table
- Support for multiple git hosting providers (GitHub, Gitea, GitLab, etc.)
- UI selector for predefined repositories (git.tzim.uz and github.com) or custom URL
- Update service now uses repository from database settings
- API endpoints: GET/PUT /api/updates/repository
- Migration for default repository setting
- Translations for repository selection UI
- Add ssh_public_key column to User model for storing SSH keys
- Add database migration for ssh_public_key column
- Add SSH key section in user profile settings with validation
- Auto-inject user's SSH key when deploying VMs from templates
- Auto-inject user's SSH key when creating LXC containers
- Support for both regular and smart LXC creation endpoints
- Add i18n translations for SSH key UI (ru/en)
- Validate SSH key format (ssh-rsa, ssh-ed25519, ecdsa-sha2, ssh-dss)
Users can now save their SSH public key in Settings -> Account,
and it will be automatically added to any VM or LXC container
they create, enabling passwordless SSH access.
