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Optional "Sign in with Google" with auto-provisioning, fully config-gated: without GOOGLE_CLIENT_ID/SECRET and OAUTH_REDIRECT_URL the routes 404 and the button is hidden, so deployments without SSO are unaffected. - migration 028: users.google_sub (unique) + email; password_hash nullable for OAuth-only accounts - src/auth/google-oauth.js: lazy google-auth-library, ID-token verify, GOOGLE_ALLOWED_DOMAIN enforcement, requires email_verified === true - auth routes: /auth/google (state-CSRF redirect), /auth/google/callback, /auth/google/enabled; reuses establishSession - web-ui: "Sign in with Google" on the login screen (shown only when enabled), friendly callback error handling - .env.example documents all new vars Security hardening (from review of this + the TOTP work): - resolveGoogleUser links ONLY by google_sub, never by email — a Google login can never seize a pre-existing local account (account-takeover fix) - a Google-linked account with TOTP still requires the second factor (ticket in session, /?mfa=1 step) instead of bypassing it - /login/totp now applies the per-IP login backoff - recovery-code consumption is atomic (WHERE used_at IS NULL + rowCount) - concurrent first-login race on google_sub is caught and re-resolved - tests: google-oauth config helpers + google-link takeover/dedup regression Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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# Database Configuration
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POSTGRES_DB=wilddragon
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POSTGRES_USER=wilddragon
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POSTGRES_PASSWORD=changeme
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# Database Connection
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DATABASE_URL=postgres://wilddragon:changeme@db:5432/wilddragon
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# Redis Configuration
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REDIS_URL=redis://queue:6379
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# S3 Configuration
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S3_ENDPOINT=https://broadcastmgmt.cloud
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S3_BUCKET=wild-dragon
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S3_ACCESS_KEY=changeme
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S3_SECRET_KEY=changeme
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S3_REGION=us-east-1
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# Session Configuration
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SESSION_SECRET=changeme
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# MAM API Configuration
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MAM_API_URL=http://mam-api:3000
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# Auth — default to ON in production. Setting to 'false' is a dev-only escape
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# hatch that disables all auth checks and attaches a synthetic 'dev' user to
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# every request. Never run with AUTH_ENABLED=false on a network you don't control.
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#
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# RBAC v2 note: with AUTH_ENABLED=true, per-project access is enforced. Service
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# API tokens (capture sidecar, Premiere panel, integrations) must belong to a
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# user with the access they need — an 'admin' user (full access), or a user with
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# the right project grants. A non-admin service token with no grants will get
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# 403 on asset registration (ingest) and streaming. In dev mode the synthetic
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# user is admin, so this only matters once auth is on.
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AUTH_ENABLED=true
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# CORS allowlist — comma-separated origins that may carry credentials to the API.
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# Same-origin requests via the nginx reverse proxy do not need to be listed here.
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# Leave empty to allow any origin (DEV ONLY).
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ALLOWED_ORIGINS=
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# Reverse-proxy trust — set 'true' when the API sits behind nginx terminating HTTPS,
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# so secure-cookie + X-Forwarded-Proto behave correctly. ALSO required for accurate
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# per-IP login rate-limiting (otherwise req.ip is always the nginx IP).
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TRUST_PROXY=false
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# Google OAuth (OIDC) sign-in — OPTIONAL. Leave the client id/secret blank to
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# disable; the "Sign in with Google" button and the /auth/google routes only
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# activate when all three of CLIENT_ID, CLIENT_SECRET, and REDIRECT_URL are set.
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# Create an OAuth 2.0 Client (type: Web application) in Google Cloud Console and
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# add OAUTH_REDIRECT_URL to its authorized redirect URIs.
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GOOGLE_CLIENT_ID=
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GOOGLE_CLIENT_SECRET=
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# Must exactly match a redirect URI on the OAuth client, e.g.
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# https://dragonflight.live/api/v1/auth/google/callback
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OAUTH_REDIRECT_URL=
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# Restrict sign-in to one Google Workspace domain (recommended). First login from
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# an allowed-domain account auto-provisions a NEW 'viewer' account (matched only
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# by Google's stable subject id, never by email — so a Google login can never
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# seize a pre-existing local account). An admin then grants project access.
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# Leave blank to allow any verified Google account to self-provision (NOT advised).
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GOOGLE_ALLOWED_DOMAIN=
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# Note: if a Google-linked account also has TOTP enabled, sign-in still requires
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# the authenticator code (Google is treated as the first factor). Accounts without
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# TOTP complete sign-in in one Google step.
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