github openVESSL/Anchorr v1.4.9

4 hours ago

⚠️ Migration Required

This release changes the Docker container to run as a non-root user. If you are upgrading from a previous version, your host-side config directory may be owned by root and the container will fail to write config.json.

Fix — run this for the directory you mapped to /usr/src/app/config:

chmod 777 /path/to/your/config

On Unraid: set the host path permissions to 777 in the share settings.


🔒 Security

  • Content-Security-Policy header: The dashboard now sends a Content-Security-Policy header restricting scripts to 'self' and cdn.jsdelivr.net. Inline scripts have been moved to external files so no unsafe-inline is needed for scripts
  • Container no longer runs as root: USER app is now active in the Dockerfile — the container runs as a non-root user at runtime
  • Cookie Secure flag no longer bypassable via spoofed header: The auth_token cookie's Secure flag previously trusted the X-Forwarded-Proto header directly, allowing any client to fake HTTPS over plain HTTP. It now relies solely on req.secure, which Express sets correctly when TRUST_PROXY is configured
  • Dependencies updated: npm audit fix resolved all known CVEs in transitive dependencies

🐛 Bug Fixes

  • Debounce seconds field showed wrong value after config load: The display input was not synced when config loaded from the server — now updated correctly
  • Container permission failures now fail fast: If the config directory is not writable on startup, the container exits immediately with a clear error message instead of starting in a broken state

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