fix(security): a production server refuses to start until its keys, allowed origins and test login are right (REL-01, REL-03, SEC-04)
With NODE_ENV=production (always, in the Docker image) the API lists every problem at once and does not start while any of these holds: - OTP_MASTER_CODE is set: the fixed test login signs in any customer. A test server built from the production image must say so with TEST_SERVER_ALLOW_MASTER_CODE=yes. - JWT_CUSTOMER_SECRET is missing, equal to JWT_SECRET, or under 32 characters. - JWT_SECRET is missing, the published dev key, or under 32 characters. - CORS_ORIGINS is empty, `*`, or not full origins. It no longer falls back to allow-all. Checked live: a misconfigured start lists all four problems; a correct one starts, answers the allowed origin, and blocks any other. docs/SERVER-SETUP-CHECKLIST.md is the operator's list. DELIVERY.md, docker-compose.yml and .env.example are updated to match. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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| **REL-01** | **Critical — before the real release** | TGT deployment env | **`OTP_MASTER_CODE` must be removed from the environment, and the SMS credentials configured.** While the variable is set, ANY active customer can sign in with that one fixed code. It is off by default (unset = disabled) and the API prints a boot banner while it is armed, but nothing stops it reaching production except this step. | `customer-auth.service.ts` `masterOtpCode()`; `main.ts` boot banner; D20 | Unset `OTP_MASTER_CODE`; set `SMS_TREZ_USERNAME` / `SMS_TREZ_PASSWORD` / `SMS_TREZ_SENDER_LINE`; restart and confirm the banner is gone. |
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| **REL-01** | **Critical — before the real release** | TGT deployment env | **`OTP_MASTER_CODE` must be removed from the environment, and the SMS credentials configured.** While the variable is set, ANY active customer can sign in with that one fixed code. It is off by default (unset = disabled) and the API prints a boot banner while it is armed, but nothing stops it reaching production except this step. | `customer-auth.service.ts` `masterOtpCode()`; `main.ts` boot banner; D20 | Unset `OTP_MASTER_CODE`; set `SMS_TREZ_USERNAME` / `SMS_TREZ_PASSWORD` / `SMS_TREZ_SENDER_LINE`; restart and confirm the banner is gone. 🔒 **ENFORCED 2026-10-08:** a production API refuses to start while OTP_MASTER_CODE is set, unless TEST_SERVER_ALLOW_MASTER_CODE=yes marks a test server (common/production-checks.ts). Removing it from the live environment is still the operator's step — docs/SERVER-SETUP-CHECKLIST.md. |
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| **REL-02** | High | TGT `apps/api/src/modules/sms/sms.service.ts` | D20 removed the rule that a missing SMS credential aborts the boot in production. The server now starts with SMS disabled, so **customers cannot receive a login code** and the failure is only a log line. Deliberate, to keep the delivery unblocked. | D14 (superseded) vs D20 | After the delivery, decide whether to restore a boot check or add a health endpoint that reports SMS readiness. **Eased by D26 (2026-10-05):** the default `relay` driver needs no credentials, so SMS works on a fresh deployment; a gateway refusal is still only a log line. |
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| **PERS-01** | Medium | REF `AdminController.php:348` vs TGT `admin-customers.service.ts` `update()` | The reference **discards the submitted mobile on edit** (`$input['mobile'] = $customer->mobile;`), making it immutable once set; the target lets an operator change it. D19 ruled the lock NOT ported, so the target keeps the editable behaviour. Changing a mobile changes the customer's login identity. | `AdminController.php:348`; D19 answer B | If the lock is wanted later, apply it in `update()` and hide/disable the field on the edit form. |
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| **PERS-02** | Medium | REF `cities` table vs TGT `City` model | The reference's cities are a **two-level hierarchy** (`parent` + `level`, provinces at level 0) rendered as an `a-tree-select` with provinces **not selectable** (`citiesModel.js:38`). The target flattened this to a nullable `province` **string** and a flat `a-select` on all three Persons forms. Functionally the city is still captured; the province grouping and its tree UI are absent. | `2021_09_18_171700_city_table.php:18-19`; `henza_admin/src/mixins/citiesModel.js:20-48`; `schema.prisma` `model City` | ✅ **FIXED 2026-10-08** (owner: as legacy). `City.parentId` (self relation, Restrict) replaces `province`; migration `20261008170000_city_tree` turns each province label into a parent row («استان …») before dropping the column. Admin pickers are legacy's tree (`CityTreeSelect.vue`: top level with children not selectable); city form/grid have «والد». **Also restored:** legacy `_getP` — a city without its own percent takes its ancestor's (`getCityPercent`); the omde-customer form's city→percent autofill. Import copies legacy parents. Delete refuses a city with children; a parent loop is refused. |
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| **REL-03** | **Critical — before the real release** | TGT deployment env; `customer-auth.service.ts` `customerJwtSecret()` | **`JWT_CUSTOMER_SECRET` must be set to its own value.** Unset, it falls back to `JWT_SECRET`, so customer/sales-expert **app** tokens are signed with the same key as **admin** tokens and the two realms stop being cryptographically separate. The only remaining defence is the `typ` check in `jwt.strategy.ts` — and an expert's app token carries their **AdminUser id** in `sub`, which is exactly what that check exists to stop. Two independent defences collapse to one. | `customerJwtSecret()` `?? process.env.JWT_SECRET`; `jwt.strategy.ts` `APP_TOKEN_TYPES` | Set `JWT_CUSTOMER_SECRET` to a distinct random value. A loud boot banner now fires while it is missing (`main.ts`), and DELIVERY.md lists it first. |
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| **REL-03** | **Critical — before the real release** | TGT deployment env; `customer-auth.service.ts` `customerJwtSecret()` | **`JWT_CUSTOMER_SECRET` must be set to its own value.** Unset, it falls back to `JWT_SECRET`, so customer/sales-expert **app** tokens are signed with the same key as **admin** tokens and the two realms stop being cryptographically separate. The only remaining defence is the `typ` check in `jwt.strategy.ts` — and an expert's app token carries their **AdminUser id** in `sub`, which is exactly what that check exists to stop. Two independent defences collapse to one. | `customerJwtSecret()` `?? process.env.JWT_SECRET`; `jwt.strategy.ts` `APP_TOKEN_TYPES` | Set `JWT_CUSTOMER_SECRET` to a distinct random value. A loud boot banner now fires while it is missing (`main.ts`), and DELIVERY.md lists it first. 🔒 **ENFORCED 2026-10-08:** production refuses to start without JWT_CUSTOMER_SECRET, or with it equal to JWT_SECRET or under 32 characters. Setting it is the operator's step — docs/SERVER-SETUP-CHECKLIST.md. |
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| **SEC-14** | High (reference bug, NOT ported) | REF `Major/CustomerController.php:87` | `complete()` did `$customer->update($request->all())` — it mass-assigned **the entire request body** onto the customer row. The app could therefore set its own `gram_level` (credit limit), `percent` (making charge), `remain` (gold debt), `active` or even `mobile` by adding fields to the profile-completion POST. A privilege-escalation and money hole reachable from any signed-in customer. | `$input = $request->all(); ... $customer->update($input);` | **Not ported.** The target reads a three-field whitelist (`CompleteProfileDto`) and writes only the three document URLs plus the verification step. Asserted by `test-complete-profile.cjs` §7, which posts credit-limit/debt/mobile overrides and checks the row is unchanged. |
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| **SEC-15** | Low (reference bug, NOT ported) | REF `Major/CustomerController.php:110-112` | `sendSmsToAdmin()` hardcoded four real personal mobile numbers in the source. | `$admin_mobile = ['0990…','0913…','0912…','0919…'];` | **Not ported.** The target reads `PROFILE_ADMIN_MOBILES` (comma-separated, blank = notify nobody), so no personal number is committed to this repository. |
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| **APP-03** | Low (reference bug, NOT ported) | REF `completeProfile.vue:175-181` | `refresh()` called `window.setInterval(() => window.location.reload(), 1000)` — an **unterminated** timer that reloaded the whole page every second forever, not a one-off refresh. | `completeProfile.vue:178-180` | **Not ported.** The target navigates home once after the success dialog. |
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