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- TLS через подключаемый overlay docker-compose.tls.yml + Caddyfile: Caddy сам получает и продлевает сертификат Let's Encrypt, HSTS добавляется на уровне прокси — намеренно там, а не в nginx.conf, иначе установки без TLS заперли бы сами себя; - проверка заголовка Host против DNS rebinding: AURUM_ALLOWED_HOSTS, по умолчанию localhost и 127.0.0.1, чужой Host получает 421 с подсказкой, какую переменную поправить; - «запомнить меня на 7 дней» вернулось в безопасном виде: пароль шифруется AES-GCM ключом с extractable: false в IndexedDB, вместо прежнего base64 в localStorage, который разворачивался обратно в пароль одним atob. Требует secure context, поэтому по обычному HTTP к LAN-адресу чекбокс не показывается, а не притворяется рабочим; - аудит-лог необратимых операций (восстановление бэкапа, массовое создание транзакций, удаление счёта) в лог контейнера. Не в БД сознательно: таблица аудита исчезла бы ровно в том событии, которое должна объяснять; - README: раздел про TLS и таблица двух переменных, решающих, кто может достучаться до инстанса.
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# Copy this file to .env and adjust values before running `docker compose up`.
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# --- Postgres ---
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# IMPORTANT, and easy to get wrong: Postgres only applies this password when
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# it FIRST creates its data directory. Change it later and the running
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# database keeps the old one — the value here and the value in the database
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# drift apart, and the backend starts failing to connect with a password
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# authentication error that looks like it came out of nowhere. So set it
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# before the first `docker compose up`. Changing it afterwards means either
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# ALTER USER inside the running database, or deleting the aurum_pgdata volume
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# (which deletes all your data — export a backup from Settings first).
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#
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# The database is not published to your host machine (no ports mapping for the
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# db service), so it's only reachable from inside the container network.
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AURUM_POSTGRES_USER=aurum
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AURUM_POSTGRES_PASSWORD=change-me
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AURUM_POSTGRES_DB=aurum
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AURUM_POSTGRES_HOST=db
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AURUM_POSTGRES_PORT=5432
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# --- Backend ---
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# Comma-separated list of browser origins allowed to call the API. Leave it
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# empty unless you serve the frontend from a different origin than the API:
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# docker compose serves both from the same nginx, and the Vite dev server
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# proxies /api, so neither needs this. "*" is honoured but then credentials
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# are never granted, because "*" plus credentials lets any site you visit
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# read this instance.
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AURUM_CORS_ORIGINS=
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AURUM_DEFAULT_CURRENCY=USD
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# --- Crypto tab (live prices via CoinGecko) ---
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# Free Demo API key, no card required: coingecko.com/en/api/pricing. Leave
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# blank and the Crypto tab's price sync just 400s with a message telling
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# you to set this — nothing else in the app is affected.
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AURUM_COINGECKO_API_KEY=
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# Swagger UI / ReDoc / openapi.json at /api/docs. Left on: the REST API is a
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# documented feature (see DOCS.md), and when basic auth is configured these
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# sit behind it like every other /api/ route. Set it to false on an instance
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# that's reachable from the internet without basic auth — an open
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# openapi.json is a complete machine-readable map of every endpoint.
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AURUM_ENABLE_DOCS=true
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# --- Basic auth (STRONGLY recommended if this instance is reachable from
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# anywhere other than your own machine) ---
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# Aurum has no login system of its own — it's built for one person
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# self-hosting their own private instance, not a multi-tenant service.
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# Leave both blank and there is NO password on this app at all: anyone who
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# can reach it can read, edit, and delete every transaction, account, and
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# asset. Set both to put an HTTP Basic Auth prompt in front of the whole
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# app (UI + API). See frontend/docker-entrypoint.d/20-basic-auth.sh.
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AURUM_BASIC_AUTH_USER=
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AURUM_BASIC_AUTH_PASSWORD=
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# --- Ports exposed on your host machine ---
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AURUM_WEB_PORT=3000
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# Which host interface Aurum listens on. The default, 127.0.0.1, means "this
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# machine only" — nothing else on your network can reach it. Change it to
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# 0.0.0.0 to open it up (phone on the same Wi-Fi, another PC, a reverse
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# proxy), but set the basic auth variables above first: without them the app
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# has no password, and this is the line that decides who can knock.
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AURUM_BIND_ADDRESS=127.0.0.1
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# Hostnames Aurum will answer to, space- or comma-separated. Anything else
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# gets a 421 with a message telling you to edit this line. It exists to block
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# DNS rebinding: a site you're visiting can point its own domain at
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# 127.0.0.1 and then read your instance through your own browser — the Host
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# header is what gives it away.
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#
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# If you opened AURUM_BIND_ADDRESS above, add whatever you type in the
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# address bar here too: the LAN IP (192.168.1.50), your domain
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# (aurum.example.com), a .local name. Set it to * to turn the check off.
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AURUM_ALLOWED_HOSTS=localhost 127.0.0.1
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