lfg2025/archy

Dorian 367b483a72 feat: bitcoin-ui CSS fix, HTTPS proxy support, deploy script improvements

Bitcoin UI:
- Replace cdn.tailwindcss.com with locally bundled tailwind.css (CSP blocks external scripts)
- Make all asset paths relative for nginx proxy compatibility
- Add bitcoin-ui build/deploy to deploy-to-target.sh (was missing entirely)
- Use --network host (bitcoin-ui proxies Bitcoin RPC at 127.0.0.1:8332)

HTTPS mixed content fix:
- Add HTTPS_PROXY_PATHS in AppSession.vue — when parent page is HTTPS,
  iframe loads through nginx proxy instead of direct HTTP port
- Prevents browser blocking HTTP iframes inside HTTPS pages
- All Tailscale servers use HTTPS, this was breaking all app iframes

Deploy & first-boot improvements:
- first-boot-containers.sh auto-detects disk size for pruning vs txindex
- first-boot-containers.sh checks fallback source path for UI containers
- Added mempool-electrs to APP_PORTS mapping
- ElectrumX container creation in first-boot
- Podman doctor/fix/uptime skills added

Also includes: session persistence, identity management, LND transactions,
ElectrumX status UI, nostr-provider improvements, Web5 enhancements

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

2026-03-16 12:58:35 +00:00

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Archipelago project task tracking and roadmap.

Roadmap

ID	Title	Priority	Status	Dependencies
BUG-1	Random logout / CSRF mismatch	P0	PLANNED	-
TASK-2	Roll incoming-tx into deploy & ISO	P2	PLANNED	-
BUG-3	IndeedHub WebSocket spam in console	P2	PLANNED	-

Active Work

BUG-1: Random logout / CSRF mismatch (PLANNED)

Priority: P0 — Critical Status: PLANNED (2026-03-15)

Sessions expire unexpectedly during normal use. Backend sessions now persist to disk (/var/lib/archipelago/sessions.json) but CSRF token mismatch (403) still causes logouts. Need to investigate CSRF token lifecycle and fix the mismatch between cookie and header values.

Root cause analysis so far:

Sessions were purely in-memory — fixed with disk persistence
CSRF validation compares cookie value vs X-CSRF-Token header — both present but don't match
Log: 403 CSRF mismatch — rejecting RPC call ... has_cookie=true has_header=true
Possible cause: cookie value rotated (e.g., new login in another tab) but frontend cached old value

Key files:

core/archipelago/src/session.rs — session store (now persisted)
core/archipelago/src/api/rpc/mod.rs:273-307 — CSRF validation
neode-ui/src/api/rpc-client.ts:18-45 — frontend CSRF extraction from cookie

Tasks:

Investigate CSRF token rotation — when/why cookie and header diverge
Add logging to CSRF validation to capture actual cookie vs header values
Consider returning CSRF token in response body (not just cookie) for explicit client storage
Test multi-tab scenario where one tab's login rotates the CSRF token
Verify session persistence survives deploys (second deploy test)

TASK-2: Roll incoming-tx into deploy & ISO (PLANNED)

Priority: P2 — Medium Status: PLANNED (2026-03-16)

The incoming transactions feature (lnd.gettransactions RPC + wallet badge UI + auto-refresh) is working on .228. Roll changes into deploy-to-target.sh and build-auto-installer-iso.sh so fresh installs and deploys get it automatically. Do not break existing changes.

Key files changed:

core/archipelago/src/api/rpc/lnd.rs — new handle_lnd_gettransactions method
core/archipelago/src/api/rpc/mod.rs — registered lnd.gettransactions route
neode-ui/src/views/Web5.vue — incoming tx badge, panel, auto-refresh polling
neode-ui/src/style.css — incoming-tx-badge, incoming-tx-row, incoming-tx-slide classes

Tasks:

Verify changes are already captured by existing deploy (backend build + frontend build)
Ensure ISO build captures the updated Rust binary and frontend dist
Test that no existing deploy/build logic is broken

BUG-3: IndeedHub WebSocket spam in console (PLANNED)

Priority: P2 — Medium Status: PLANNED (2026-03-16)

ws://localhost:7777/ connection refused fills browser console endlessly when IndeedHub is loaded in iframe. IndeedHub's compiled frontend bundle hardcodes localhost for WebSocket connections. When loaded from a remote host, localhost resolves to the user's machine, not the server.

Root cause: IndeedHub's Next.js build bakes localhost:7777 into the WebSocket URL. The nginx WebSocket proxy at /app/indeedhub/ws/ exists but is unused because IndeedHub loads via direct port 7777, not through the proxy path.

Tasks:

Rebuild IndeedHub with NEXT_PUBLIC_WS_URL env var pointing to relative URL or actual server address
Alternatively, configure IndeedHub to use relative WebSocket URLs (/ws/ instead of ws://localhost:7777/)
Test that WebSocket reconnection works after the fix

Completed