fix: replace localhost with machine IP in provision.sh and Laravel config to resolve CSRF issues#72
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…resolve CSRF issues - Added dynamic IP detection (`hostname -I`) with a manual fallback prompt in `provision.sh`. - Updated backend and frontend `.env` configurations to use the selected IP for `APP_URL`, `FRONTEND_URL`, `SANCTUM_STATEFUL_DOMAINS`, `VITE_API_URL`, and `VITE_WS_URL`. - Modified `back/src/config/cors.php` and `back/src/config/sanctum.php` to rely entirely on environment variables (`FRONTEND_URL` and `SANCTUM_STATEFUL_DOMAINS`) instead of hardcoding `localhost`, avoiding git diff pollution when `provision.sh` modifies `.env`. - Updated `provision.sh` terminal output to reflect the correct deployed URLs. Co-authored-by: Felkng <105019177+Felkng@users.noreply.github.com>
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Pull request overview
Addresses CSRF failures caused by mismatches between frontend and backend localhost resolution by switching provisioning to use the host machine's LAN IP. provision.sh now detects (or prompts for) the machine IP and writes it into both backend and frontend .env files, including new Sanctum stateful domain and frontend URL settings. Hardcoded localhost defaults are removed from Laravel's cors.php and sanctum.php so they rely entirely on the provisioned env values.
Changes:
- Detect machine IP via
hostname -I(with prompt + fallback) and writeAPP_URL,SANCTUM_STATEFUL_DOMAINS,FRONTEND_URL,VITE_API_URL,VITE_WS_URLusing that IP. - Update the "already configured" branch to extract both port and IP from
APP_URL, and update the final URLs printed to the user. - Remove hardcoded
localhost/127.0.0.1defaults fromsanctum.phpandcors.php.
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| provision.sh | IP detection, new env var substitutions, and IP/port re-extraction on subsequent runs. |
| back/src/config/sanctum.php | Removes hardcoded local stateful domains from the default. |
| back/src/config/cors.php | Removes the http://localhost:5173 fallback for FRONTEND_URL. |
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provision.sh:62
hostname -Imay return multiple space-separated IPs (e.g., when multiple interfaces / Docker bridges are present). Taking$1will pick the first, which is not necessarily the LAN IP the user wants — it could be a Docker bridge IP (172.x), a VPN IP, or similar, leading to a non-functional setup. Worth at least filtering for typical private LAN ranges or making the prompt more prominent.
DETECTED_IP=$(hostname -I | awk '{print $1}')
read -p "IP da máquina [$DETECTED_IP]: " MACHINE_IP
MACHINE_IP=${MACHINE_IP:-$DETECTED_IP}
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| Sanctum::currentApplicationUrlWithPort() |
| 'allowed_methods' => ['*'], | ||
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| 'allowed_origins' => [env('FRONTEND_URL', 'http://localhost:5173')], | ||
| 'allowed_origins' => [env('FRONTEND_URL')], |
| APP_PORT=${APP_PORT:-"8000"} | ||
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| # Obtendo o IP da máquina | ||
| DETECTED_IP=$(hostname -I | awk '{print $1}') |
| sedi "s|APP_URL=.*|APP_URL=http://$MACHINE_IP:$APP_PORT|" back/src/.env | ||
| sedi "s|DB_PASSWORD=.*|DB_PASSWORD=$DB_PASSWORD|" back/src/.env | ||
| sedi "s|APP_NAME=.*|APP_NAME=\"$APP_NAME\"|" back/src/.env | ||
| sedi "s|SANCTUM_STATEFUL_DOMAINS=.*|SANCTUM_STATEFUL_DOMAINS=$MACHINE_IP:5173,$MACHINE_IP|" back/src/.env |
| # Tenta extrair a porta e o IP do Backend do .env | ||
| APP_PORT=$(grep "APP_URL=" back/src/.env | grep -o ':[0-9]\+' | tr -d ':') | ||
| APP_PORT=${APP_PORT:-"8000"} | ||
| MACHINE_IP=$(grep "APP_URL=" back/src/.env | sed -E 's/.*http:\/\/([^:]+).*/\1/') | ||
| MACHINE_IP=${MACHINE_IP:-"127.0.0.1"} |
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Jules pondere a respeito da revisão e faça as correções necessárias |
Obrigado pela observação! Realmente o |
- Filter out `172.*` and `127.*` IPs when extracting the LAN address. - Provide a clear fallback if no other valid IP is found. - Make the IP prompt more prominent for users running on a VPS or Local Network. Co-authored-by: Felkng <105019177+Felkng@users.noreply.github.com>
| # Obtendo o IP da máquina na rede local (ignorando IPs de Docker/VMs locais se possível) | ||
| DETECTED_IP=$(hostname -I | tr ' ' '\n' | grep -v '^172\.' | grep -v '^127\.' | head -n 1) | ||
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| if [ -z "$DETECTED_IP" ]; then | ||
| DETECTED_IP=$(hostname -I | awk '{print $1}') | ||
| fi |
| APP_PORT=$(grep "APP_URL=" back/src/.env | grep -o ':[0-9]\+' | tr -d ':') | ||
| APP_PORT=${APP_PORT:-"8000"} | ||
| MACHINE_IP=$(grep "APP_URL=" back/src/.env | sed -E 's/.*http:\/\/([^:]+).*/\1/') | ||
| MACHINE_IP=${MACHINE_IP:-"127.0.0.1"} |
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Jules, MACHINE_IP extraction assumes APP_URL starts with http:// (not https://) and contains a host:port with no path. If APP_URL uses https:// or includes a path, this sed will produce an incorrect MACHINE_IP, which then affects the printed URLs and frontend/backend env values. Consider parsing APP_URL more robustly (support http/https and optional path).
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Obrigado por notar essa falha! De fato, o sed anterior quebrava caso a URL tivesse https:// ou algum path customizado. Mudei a lógica para usar o cut -d '=' -f2 ignorando tudo que vem depois de :// até a primeira porta ou /, assim ele extrai limpo tanto a porta quanto o IP, independente de http/https. Já enviei o fix!
| 'stateful' => explode(',', env('SANCTUM_STATEFUL_DOMAINS', sprintf( | ||
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| 'localhost,localhost:3000,127.0.0.1,127.0.0.1:8000,::1', | ||
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| Sanctum::currentApplicationUrlWithPort() | ||
| ))), |
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Jules, The new default for SANCTUM_STATEFUL_DOMAINS is effectively only Sanctum::currentApplicationUrlWithPort(). If SANCTUM_STATEFUL_DOMAINS is unset/misconfigured, requests from the SPA host won’t be treated as stateful (potentially reintroducing CSRF/auth issues). Consider providing a safer fallback (e.g., include common loopback hosts and/or derive the frontend host from FRONTEND_URL).
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Tem toda a razão. Eu havia removido os defaults de stateful domains para focar apenas na variável .env, mas isso pode causar dor de cabeça em ambientes onde ela falha ou não é setada. Restaurei a string de fallback padrão (localhost,localhost:3000,127.0.0.1...).
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| 'allowed_origins' => [env('FRONTEND_URL', 'http://localhost:5173')], | ||
| 'allowed_origins' => [env('FRONTEND_URL')], |
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Jules, allowed_origins now uses env('FRONTEND_URL') with no default, so if FRONTEND_URL isn’t set this becomes [null] and CORS behavior can become unpredictable. Consider restoring a default (e.g. the previous http://localhost:5173, or align with config/app.php which uses env('FRONTEND_URL', 'http://localhost:3000')), or reuse config('app.frontend_url') to keep a single source of truth.
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Bem apontado! Restaurei o default original de fallback (http://localhost:5173) no arquivo cors.php para garantir que ele não se torne imprevisível caso a variável de ambiente não esteja configurada. Obrigado pela revisão cautelosa.
…m.php - provision.sh: Fix URL extraction regex to support http/https and paths - cors.php: Restore localhost fallback - sanctum.php: Restore localhost fallbacks for stateful domains Co-authored-by: Felkng <105019177+Felkng@users.noreply.github.com>
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| DETECTED_IP=$(hostname -I 2>/dev/null | tr ' ' '\n' | grep -v '^172\.' | grep -v '^127\.' | head -n 1) | ||
| if [ -z "$DETECTED_IP" ]; then | ||
| DETECTED_IP=$(hostname -I 2>/dev/null | awk '{print $1}') |
| sedi "s|APP_NAME=.*|APP_NAME=\"$APP_NAME\"|" back/src/.env | ||
| sedi "s|SANCTUM_STATEFUL_DOMAINS=.*|SANCTUM_STATEFUL_DOMAINS=$MACHINE_IP:5173,$MACHINE_IP|" back/src/.env | ||
| sedi "s|FRONTEND_URL=.*|FRONTEND_URL=http://$MACHINE_IP:5173|" back/src/.env | ||
| sedi "s|SESSION_DOMAIN=.*|SESSION_DOMAIN=|" back/src/.env |
- Filter out IPv6 in provision.sh hostname -I check to prevent malformed urls. - Ignore only the default docker bridge 172.17.x to preserve 172.16+ LAN subnets. - Replace SESSION_DOMAIN dynamically in .env via provision.sh. - Modify session.php config to treat empty strings as null to prevent invalid Set-Cookie domain attributes. Co-authored-by: Felkng <105019177+Felkng@users.noreply.github.com>
- Configure Vite proxy to route API/Auth requests to the internal 'backend_app' service, resolving Mixed Content errors when using HTTPS tunnels. - Update frontend services to use relative API paths, allowing the Vite proxy to handle environment-specific routing. - Modify Laravel configuration to trust all proxies and support multiple origins in CORS. - Set session cookies to 'secure' conditionally in .env to support HTTPS tunnels. - Enhance provision.sh to prompt for optional public domains/tunnels and automatically configure Vite and Laravel environments.
…ntent - Remove all absolute URL references using VITE_API_URL across frontend services. - Enforce relative paths for all API and Sanctum requests to ensure they go through the Vite proxy. - Update provision.sh to keep VITE_API_URL empty by default, preventing absolute URL generation during setup. - Re-enable SESSION_SECURE_COOKIE=true to ensure browser compatibility with HTTPS tunnels.
…omains - Update provision.sh to clear SESSION_DOMAIN when a public domain is used, preventing CSRF 419 errors due to domain mismatch. - Force SESSION_SECURE_COOKIE=true and changeOrigin: true in the Vite proxy when a public tunnel/domain is configured. - Ensure consistent environment setup across repeated runs of the provisioning script.
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pica passada @luigieli Servidor de teste: https://cleora-noncongratulatory-effortfully.ngrok-free.dev/ |
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| server: { | ||
| allowedHosts: ["ifcodes.cloud"], | ||
| allowedHosts: ["localhost", "127.0.0.1", "cleora-noncongratulatory-effortfully.ngrok-free.dev"], |
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Eu acho que a gente deveria importar esse essas URLs de túnel pelo .env, já que esse túneis de testes mudam a cada vez que a gente reseta, mas de forma com é só um túnel de teste vou aprovar.
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Pode apagar ele, do vite. Tem como colocar o tunnel/dns no providion agr
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Pode apagar ele, do vite. Tem como colocar o tunnel/dns no providion agr
Você pode remover ele então, por favor? Estou querendo me livrar de IPs e URLs hardcoded, já passamos dor de cabeça demais por causa deles. Pode fazer o merge depois de resolver isso.
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Perfeito, acabei de remover o allowedHosts fixo do arquivo vite.config.ts. Como o DNS/tunnel será tratado pelo provision.sh conforme for a necessidade de execução, o vite.config fica mais limpo sem forçar um host específico.
Standardize API requests to use relative paths to work correctly with the Vite proxy and ensure consistent authentication token usage across services. - Prepend leading slashes to all API endpoints in frontend services to avoid relative path resolution issues. - Fix inconsistent localStorage token key by changing 'token' to 'auth_token' in ClassesService interceptor. - Remove hardcoded or potentially undefined VITE_API_URL prefix from direct axios calls in Header, Login, and UserContext. - Add withCredentials: true and CSRF cookie fetching to ProblemsServices for proper Sanctum session handling. - Update ProblemsServices to correctly handle paginated responses.
…changes - Remove explicitly allowed tunneling hosts from `vite.config.ts`. - Revert destruction of VITE_API_URL across all frontend services. - Re-enable the dynamic insertion of VITE_API_URL within `provision.sh`. Co-authored-by: Felkng <105019177+Felkng@users.noreply.github.com>
Move the allowedHosts configuration from a hardcoded list in vite.config.ts to the provision.sh script. The script now dynamically injects the detected machine IP and optional public domain into the Vite configuration during initial setup.
Revert frontend services and components to the working state from commit 89c39ab, ensuring all API calls use relative paths starting with '/'. This fixes CSRF 419 errors by correctly routing requests through the Vite proxy and maintaining stateful session headers. - Re-enforced VITE_API_URL='' in provision script and front/.env. - Restored leading slashes and withCredentials in all services. - Ensured SESSION_SECURE_COOKIE=true is set in backend .env.
Remove hardcoded IP and tunnel domains from allowedHosts. These values are now dynamically managed by the provision.sh script during environment setup.
Resolves CSRF problems caused by frontend to backend
localhosttranslation mismatches. By dynamically detecting the host machine's IP (or allowing a manual fallback),provision.shnow sets up the.envscorrectly so that everything communicates via the local network IP. Additionally, hardcoded localhosts were removed fromcors.phpandsanctum.phpso they can cleanly read from the provisioned.envfiles.cc @Felkng @luigieli
PR created automatically by Jules for task 18443432583505429017 started by @Felkng