projax was deployed publicly through Dokploy/Traefik with a Let's
Encrypt cert; the earlier "Tailscale-only" claim was never true. Gate
every request at the application layer using the same Supabase JWT
cookie pair that mgmt.msbls.de issues, so projax inherits SSO without
running its own login.
Middleware (web/auth.go):
- GET <SUPABASE_URL>/auth/v1/user with the access_token cookie or a
Bearer header. On 2xx → pass through.
- On expiry, swap the refresh_token via /auth/v1/token?grant_type=
refresh_token and rotate both cookies (Domain=msbls.de, HttpOnly,
Secure, SameSite=Lax, Path=/, Max-Age=1y). Cookie attributes match
mgmt/auth.ts verbatim — refreshed sessions stay drop-in compatible
with the rest of the .msbls.de fleet.
- Anything still invalid → 302 to <PROJAX_LOGIN_URL>?redirectTo=
<original-absolute-url>. mgmt's safeRedirect() rejects absolute URLs
and falls back to /, so after login the user lands on mgmt; manual
click back to projax then succeeds with the fresh cookie. UX is
rough but functional; broadening mgmt's safeRedirect is parked for a
separate PR.
- /healthz remains ungated so Dokploy/Traefik probes don't hit the
redirect.
main.go: enable the middleware only when SUPABASE_URL is set; require
SUPABASE_ANON_KEY when it is (refuse to start otherwise). New env
overrides: PROJAX_LOGIN_URL (default https://mgmt.msbls.de/login),
PROJAX_COOKIE_DOMAIN (default msbls.de). Local dev with no env stays
fully anonymous.
Tests (7 cases, no DB needed): stub Supabase via httptest covers
healthz-open, anonymous-redirect, bad-cookie-redirect, good-cookie
pass-through, Bearer-pass-through, stale-but-refreshable rotation
(verifies cookie Domain/HttpOnly/Secure/SameSite), final fail
redirect.
DB-backed integration tests now honour PROJAX_SKIP_MIGRATE=1 so they
don't deadlock against the live container's auto-migrate during a
deploy window.
README + dokploy.yaml: kill the Tailscale-only claim, document the
federated-auth trust model and the new SUPABASE_* env contract.
Mirrors the mbrian_admin pattern: the binary connects as a role bounded
to the projax schema, so even a compromised projax process cannot read
mai.workers, otto.*, vault.*, etc.
- 0001: switch grants block from postgres → projax_admin (conditional
on the role existing — bootstrap still works as superuser before the
role is created). Wrap `create schema` in a guard so the migration
is idempotent when re-run as a non-superuser app role that lacks
database-level CREATE.
- 0005_reown_to_projax_admin.sql: enumerate every projax-namespaced
object via pg_namespace + pg_class / pg_proc and ALTER OWNER to
projax_admin. Explicitly scoped — no global REASSIGN OWNED that
would yank ownership from other projects sharing the postgres role.
Strips residual postgres grants. No-ops with a NOTICE when the role
is missing.
- README: new "Manual prerequisite" deploy section. Documents the
CREATE ROLE statement, the cross-schema USAGE + SELECT grants, AND
the RLS policy `projax_read ON mai.projects` that's required because
mai.projects has row-level security with policies scoped to `mai`
and `anon` only. Without the policy, items_unified silently returns
zero mai-source rows.
- deploy/dokploy.yaml: DSN comment now reflects projax_admin and
points at the README prereq.
Verified locally against msupabase with a throwaway projax_admin role:
- 13/13 tests green
- mai.workers SELECT → permission denied
- mai.sessions SELECT → permission denied
- mai.projects SELECT → 59 rows (RLS policy in effect)
- projax.items_unified SELECT → 66 rows (7 projax + 59 mai)
- Multi-stage Dockerfile: golang:1.25-alpine builder → distroless static
runtime as nonroot. Image weighs ~15 MB. Embeds templates, static
assets and migrations into the single binary.
- deploy/dokploy.yaml documents the Dokploy app for projax.msbls.de:
Tailscale-only, healthz path, single replica, secret PROJAX_DB_URL.
Translates to the Dokploy UI; not auto-applied.
- README rewritten as runbook: env vars, route table, test command,
deploy notes, trust model (Tailscale + no auth in v1, defer to
Supabase auth if it ever outgrows the fence), schema summary.
- .dockerignore strips .git, .m, .claude, docs, tests from build ctx.
- .gitignore covers ad-hoc binary and dist artefacts.
Verified locally: docker build succeeds, container responds to /healthz
and / against msupabase via --network host.
