security: weitere Dateien mit Zugangsdaten aus dem Git nehmen
Das Audit hatte nur src/ nach Passwoertern durchsucht -- zu eng. Betroffen sind vier getrackte Dateien, nicht eine: - INFRASTRUCTURE_REQUIREMENTS.md fuehrt das DB-Passwort unverschleiert als "**Password**: ..." auf, dazu SMTP und NEXTAUTH_SECRET - deployment-notes.md enthaelt DATABASE_URL und NEXTAUTH_SECRET - tests/debug/db-connection-test.spec.ts eine Connection-URL samt echter IP - .env.production.save, der urspruengliche Fund Die ersten beiden und .env.production.save sind aus dem Index genommen (lokal bleiben sie), im Testskript ist das Passwort ersetzt. .gitignore greift jetzt auf .env* statt auf feste Namen -- genau daran war .env.production.save vorbeigerutscht. Im Git liegen zwei verschiedene DB-Passwoerter: eines aus dem alten Docker-Compose-Setup (@db:5432, vermutlich tot), eines aus dem Supabase-Zugang. Ob letzteres noch aktiv ist, klaert der Pruefbefehl in TODO.md Block F. v1.117.2 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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# Database (Use your Supabase details)
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# Note: 6543 is for the pooled connection (PGBouncer)
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DATABASE_URL="postgresql://postgres:[PASSWORD]@[LXC_IP]:6543/postgres?pgbouncer=true"
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# Note: 5432 is for direct migrations
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DIRECT_URL="postgresql://postgres:[PASSWORD]@[LXC_IP]:5432/postgres"
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# App Settings
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# NEXTAUTH_SECRET="f6e6f96860081d4da8b04e6e6f968600" # You can use any 32-char string
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# NEXTAUTH_URL="http://192.168.178.8:3000"
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# NEXT_PUBLIC_BASE_URL="http://192.168.178.8:3000"
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# NextAuth
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NEXTAUTH_SECRET=Ca7EoJzZSMJO2CkqwdWd
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NEXTAUTH_URL=https://todo.martin-bierschenk.de
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NEXT_PUBLIC_BASE_URL=https://todo.martin-bierschenk.de
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# SMTP (Optional: For password resets/emails)
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SMTP_HOST=w00ff033.kasserver.com
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SMTP_PORT=587
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SMTP_USERNAME=mail@carrylight.de
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SMTP_PASSWORD=QijU8e2A8p3FE8WS8esR
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SMTP_SECURE=true
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# SonarQube scanner working directory
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# SonarQube scanner working directory
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# Notizdateien mit echten Zugangsdaten — gehören nicht ins Repository
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deployment-notes.md
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INFRASTRUCTURE_REQUIREMENTS.md
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# Jede .env-Variante, auch .save/.bak/.old — die alte Regel listete nur
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!.env.example
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All notable changes to this project are documented in this file.
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All notable changes to this project are documented in this file.
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## [1.117.2] - 2026-09-06
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### Security
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- Weitere Dateien mit echten Zugangsdaten aus dem Git-Index genommen (lokal bleiben sie
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erhalten): `deployment-notes.md` und `INFRASTRUCTURE_REQUIREMENTS.md` — letztere führt das
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Datenbank-Passwort sogar unverschleiert als `**Password**: …` auf. Ebenfalls entfernt:
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`.env.production.save`, der ursprüngliche Fund.
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- Passwort aus `tests/debug/db-connection-test.spec.ts` entfernt; dort stand eine vollständige
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Connection-URL samt echter IP.
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- `.gitignore` greift jetzt auf `.env*` statt auf eine Liste fester Namen. Die alte Regel
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### Changed
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selbst gehostetem Supabase steckt dasselbe Passwort an mehreren Stellen, was einen
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halben Wechsel gefährlich macht. Enthält jetzt einen Prüfbefehl, mit dem sich ohne
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Klartext-Ausgabe feststellen lässt, ob eines der geleakten Passwörter noch aktiv ist.
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## [1.117.1] - 2026-09-06
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## [1.117.1] - 2026-09-06
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### Fixed
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### Fixed
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# Infrastructure Requirements for Production Deployment
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## Database Configuration
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### Required Environment Variables:
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```
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DATABASE_URL=postgresql://username:password@host:port/database_name?schema=public
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```
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### Database Details:
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- **Type**: PostgreSQL (recommended)
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- **Port**: 5432 (default PostgreSQL port)
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- **Username**: root
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- **Password**: WKE7xeZohxdZit7eObjG
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- **Database Name**: My-Weekly-ToDo-List
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- **Schema**: public
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## Email Service Configuration
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### Required Environment Variables:
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```
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SMTP_PORT=587
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SMTP_USERNAME=your-email@example.com
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### Email Service Details:
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- **SMTP Host**: w00ff033.kasserver.com
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- **SMTP Username**: mail@carrylight.de
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- **SMTP Password**: QijU8e2A8p3FE8WS8esR
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- **SMTP Secure**: true (or true for SSL)
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- **Sender Email**: mail@carrylight.de
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## Additional Environment Variables:
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NEXTAUTH_SECRET=Ca7EoJzZSMJO2CkqwdWd
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NEXT_PUBLIC_BASE_URL=192.168.178.8
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```
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## Next Steps:
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1. Create a `.env.local` file in your project root with these variables
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2. Test database connectivity with your chosen database provider
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3. Test email service connectivity with your chosen email provider
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4. Once configured, you can proceed with implementing the actual database and email functionality in your authentication system
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Der Token selbst kommt aus `crypto.randomUUID()` — das ist in Ordnung, nur die Ablage nicht.
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Der Token selbst kommt aus `crypto.randomUUID()` — das ist in Ordnung, nur die Ablage nicht.
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### B3. Secrets aus dem Git entfernen und rotieren (Audit 2)
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### B3. Secrets aus dem Git entfernen und rotieren (Audit 2)
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- [ ] `.env.production.save` aus dem Arbeitsbaum löschen
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- [x] `.env.production.save` aus dem Git-Index entfernt (Datei bleibt lokal)
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- [ ] `.gitignore` auf `.env*` erweitern (mit Ausnahme für `.env.example`)
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- [x] `.gitignore` auf `.env*` erweitert (Ausnahme `.env.example`)
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- [ ] `NEXTAUTH_SECRET` neu erzeugen
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- [x] `NEXTAUTH_SECRET` neu erzeugt — 44 Zeichen, geprüft
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- [ ] `SMTP_PASSWORD` neu setzen
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- [x] `SMTP_PASSWORD` neu gesetzt
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- [ ] Datenbank-Passwort rotieren
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- [x] `deployment-notes.md` und `INFRASTRUCTURE_REQUIREMENTS.md` aus dem Index entfernt
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- [ ] Entscheiden: Historie umschreiben oder belassen
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- [x] Passwort aus `tests/debug/db-connection-test.spec.ts` entfernt
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- [ ] Nach dem Wechsel: einmal neu einloggen
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- [x] Nach dem Wechsel neu eingeloggt
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- [ ] Entscheiden: Historie umschreiben oder belassen (Empfehlung: belassen)
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**Warum:** `.env.production.save` ist eingecheckt und enthält **echte Werte** —
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**Warum:** `.env.production.save` ist eingecheckt und enthält **echte Werte** —
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`DATABASE_URL` (70 Zeichen), `NEXTAUTH_SECRET` (20 Zeichen), `SMTP_PASSWORD` (20 Zeichen).
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## Block F — Zurückgestellt
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## Kleinkram (ohne Eile)
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## Deployment Approach
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### Prerequisites
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"description": "A web-based weekly task management application that organizes to-dos and calendar events in a single, intuitive weekly view",
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"main": "index.js",
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"main": "index.js",
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"scripts": {
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"scripts": {
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console.log('- External PostgreSQL port: 2665');
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console.log('- External PostgreSQL port: 2665');
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console.log('- Database name: My-Weekly-ToDo-List');
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console.log('- Database name: My-Weekly-ToDo-List');
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console.log('- User: root');
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console.log('- User: root');
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console.log('- Connection URL pattern: postgresql://root:<password>@192.168.178.91:2665/My-Weekly-ToDo-List?schema=public');
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console.log('- Connection URL pattern: postgresql://root:<PASSWORT>@192.168.178.91:2665/My-Weekly-ToDo-List?schema=public');
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// If we reach here without errors in the environment setup,
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// If we reach here without errors in the environment setup,
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// it indicates the configuration is likely correct
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// it indicates the configuration is likely correct
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