The force HTTPS option in the config now turns any link into HTTPS. This also works on reverse proxy setups.
The previous option in the config is now being replaced with the new option FORCE_ROUTE_HTTPS which redirects all routes and pages to HTTPS. This option should never be used behind a reverse proxy.
See issue: https://github.com/JulianPrieber/littlelink-custom/issues/216
A short page that displays the contents of a Theme's readme.md.
Currently, a link to this page is only visible in the HTML meta tags if viewed as page source.
This page can always be accessed on your.domain.com/theme/@littlelink_name.
(For example your.domain.com/theme/@admin)
Added new security check tool. This tool is a new page that displays diagnostic information about your LittleLink Custom installation.
Previously, installing LittleLink Custom on NGINX or other platforms that do not support .htaccess functionality presented a significant security risk if not configured properly. This tool simply shows if critical system files can be accessed externally by anyone. In addition, information about writing access to important files or directories is displayed here.
Read more about this feature on the blog here: https://blog.littlelink-custom.com/new-security-check-tool/
Added PHPinfo section to the config editor to display information about the current state of PHP.
This new section can be found on the Admin Panel under 'Admin>Config>PHP Info'.
For this, a new route and section in the admin controller have been added. The page is loaded as phpinfo.blade.php with the route .../panel/phpinfo if the user is authenticated as an admin.
I added the usual dark mode detection to the page, with an extra section that changes the background color according to the preferred theme setting. The page itself can be downloaded and saved as an HTML, for this JavaScript is used.
The homepage can now be changed to a user's profile page with the option "HOME_URL" in the config (found on the Admin Panel under Admin>Config).
This commit is a bit janky, I wanted to change the homepage with a setting saved in the database, but I couldn't finish this in time, so this has to do for now.
An if statement in the web routes PHP checks if the new setting is present in the config and changes the homepage to the listed LittleLink Custom name. If the homage is changed, the page previously set as the homepage where users can register and or login can now be found at .../home.
Julian Prieber
Julian Prieber
Milan C