mailbase

login/register/logout/delete server with mail checking using go, redis and mysql

Images (must-view) ⬇️

Requirements

• redis-server: 6.2.0 (with GetDel support)
• Mysql: 8.0.28 (don't know accurate version, so use my as definitive)
• Go: 1.18
• packages: reffered to go.mod

Running

HTTPS is required for jwt cookies

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The config template is located in cmd folder

The config parser supports small variety of formats (you can implement new)

go run . -conf conf.toml -type toml

go run . -conf conf.json -type json

go run . -conf conf.yaml -type yaml

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Logs are saved in log.txt

With Multiwriter outputs can be expanded to an unlimited count (io.Writer implemented)

log.SetOutput( multiwriter.NewMultiWriter(os.Stderr,fileWriter,otherWriter) )

HTTP mode:

jwt works bad without https (depending on the browser)

Although, you can force it in the config file

[Host]
HTTP = true

Mail links

In the mails folder you ought to change mail message links

For instance, the default url is https://localhost:8080/api/verify?key=

With an unique site it would look like https://yoursite.com/api/verify?key=

Docker

Image connects to the local databases, --net=host is required

To add execution arguments use the $ARGS environment variable

Images

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Session not found -> register/login

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You must verify your mail:

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Forgot password? Wait for mail

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Then Reset

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Welcome to main page

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If you're admin, advanced link will appear

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Let's write report HTML SUPPORTED

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Admin panel

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View reports:

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Read and answer HTML SUPPORTED:

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Reporter will receive mail:

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Status of report will be updated:

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Let's disable server (admin panel wiil be available):

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Ooops...

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It would be better to fix this...

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Superadmins who are granted from console can add/delete admins be theirs email or id

nojwt branch

The old unsecured server version works well with http, but all cookies can be stolen easily

Another solution is to use ngrok and the like services to create http tunnel, which allow you to choose newer version with jwt

ngrok example for regions:

ngrok http -region=eu 8080

ngrok http -region=us 8080