refactor: unify project structure, improve security, and enhance deployment
- Fix WireGuard private key leak in API responses and config updates - Update systemd service to serve from repo root with adjusted sandbox - Add CLI flags, idempotency, and dev mode to install.sh - Extract common utilities to lib/common.py and webui/api/common.py - Migrate frontend to htmx for simpler, more maintainable UI - Update docs to reflect current architecture and deployment model - Vendor htmx dependencies per project requirements
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@@ -107,7 +107,7 @@ This file defines reverse proxy domains, the management interface, and global SS
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"auth": {
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"user": "admin",
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"htpasswd": "$PROJECT_DIR/data/nginx/.htpasswd"
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"htpasswd": "data/nginx/.htpasswd"
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}
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},
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"ssl": {
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| `acme` | Vacuum Wall uses acme.sh to request and renew an ACME certificate via the HTTP-01 challenge. The nginx configuration is temporarily modified to serve the ACME challenge files at `/.well-known/acme-challenge/`. The `email` field is required. |
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| `file` | Use a pre-existing certificate and private key from the local file system. The `path` and `key_path` fields must point to readable PEM files. Vacuum Wall will not attempt to renew these certificates. |
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| `selfsigned` | Vacuum Wall generates a self-signed certificate and private key on first apply. Useful for internal domains or testing. The generated certificate is stored at `$PROJECT_DIR/data/certs/`. |
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| `selfsigned` | Vacuum Wall generates a self-signed certificate and private key on first apply. Useful for internal domains or testing. The generated certificate is stored at `data/certs/`. |
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### Management Domain
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The `.htpasswd` file can be created with the `htpasswd` utility:
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```bash
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htpasswd -bc $PROJECT_DIR/data/nginx/.htpasswd admin yourpassword
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htpasswd -bc data/nginx/.htpasswd admin yourpassword
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```
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### Global SSL Settings
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