Who gets in had no test above the token check: the router now runs in
tests with a peer address, as the listener gives it. A name in the
proxy's header signs in only from the trusted proxy (not from
cloudflared's gateway or anyone else) and makes the first account an
admin; with Access set, the name is the signed token's, and a token for
another application, an expired one, garbage, a header without a token
or a token without the header are refused, as is a good token not via
Caddy. Wrong passwords and unknown names are 401 and the right one
after them signs in with a session cookie; a forged one is refused.
PATCH /api/me refuses an over-long block list and a malformed TypeSafe
key before asking TypeSafe. The signing keys are read from a local
stand-in for the team's certs, and a 503 or 404 is an error.
ipx user add, list, passwd, rename and rm run against a scratch
database: user_cmd takes its stdin as an argument, so a password can be
given without a terminal, and access's fetch takes the certs address.
There is no 429 for a flood of wrong passwords to test: that is #409.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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