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rclone treats a leading "/" as an absolute path from the server root and a slash-less path as relative to the remote user's home directory. trimRclonePath was silently stripping the leading slash from destination base paths, so "/backups" became ":sftp:backups/..." (home-relative) and backups landed in the wrong directory. Keep the base path's absolute / home-relative meaning for both SFTP and FTP, and add regression tests for absolute, home-relative, empty, and root base paths. 🤖 Generated with Codebuff Co-Authored-By: Codebuff <noreply@codebuff.com>
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Follow-up on the SFTP path fix ( Setup: real OpenSSH server (sshd on port 22, localhost) + real rclone v1.75.1, using the exact remote path format that Results — 5/5 PASS:
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Add a Docker-backed integration test that starts atmoz/sftp, mounts a chroot-free sshd_config (the default ChrootDirectory %h collapses absolute and home-relative paths, hiding the exact bug this guards against), and drives real rclone transfers through getRclonePathAndFlags. It locks in the leading-slash behavior: absolute base paths must upload to the server root, slash-less and empty base paths must stay home-relative. The 4 container tests skip gracefully when Docker or rclone is unavailable; 2 formatting tests always run. CI installs rclone for the test job. 🤖 Generated with Codebuff Co-Authored-By: Codebuff <noreply@codebuff.com>
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Hi! This PR is blocked waiting for review/approval. Could you please review when you have a chance? The changes are ready and all local checks pass. Thanks! |
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Friendly ping @roshanasingh67 or Dokploy maintainers — this adds Google Drive, OneDrive, FTP and SFTP backup destinations. The SFTP path semantics issue raised by @kudoumakoto6523-design was fixed and validated against a live SFTP server (see thread). Ready for review; happy to adjust anything. Thanks! |
…ckup-destinations # Conflicts: # apps/dokploy/__test__/backups/redact-credentials.test.ts # packages/server/src/utils/backups/redact.ts
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| // A shell word as produced by shell-quote: bare, 'single' or "double" quoted. | |||
| const SHELL_WORD = String.raw`(?:[^\s'"\\]|\\.|'[^']*'|"(?:[^"\\]|\\.)*")+`; | |||
| const SHELL_WORD = String.raw`(?:[^\s'"\]|\.|'[^']*'|"(?:[^"\]|\.)*")+`; | |||
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The changed SHELL_WORD pattern escapes the brackets that should close its character classes. When backup code loads, new RegExp throws before the server can start. Restore the valid pattern before merging.
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Fixed in 309e4e2 — the String.raw backslashes in SHELL_WORD were mangled during a rebase conflict resolution. Restored the upstream pattern; verified new RegExp compiles and bare/single/double-quoted shell words all still match.
| const decodeRclonePath = (value: string) => { | ||
| if (RCLONE_MALFORMED_PERCENT_ESCAPE.test(value)) return null; |
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Backup prefixes already accept a literal %, but the new path check rejects it unless it starts a valid escape. An existing prefix such as 100% now makes the backup fail before upload. Allow literal percent signs in paths.
Knowledge Base Used: Backups and restore
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Good catch — fixed in 309e4e2. decodeRclonePath now decodes only valid %XX escapes (iterating to catch %252e re-encoding) and leaves literal % intact, so prefixes like 100% pass. Verified 12 cases locally: traversal/control-char/backslash bypasses still rejected; "100%", "logs%", "backup%20final" accepted.
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Both greptile findings are now addressed in
No interface or behavior changes beyond those two fixes. Could someone trigger a re-review when you get a chance? |
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Both findings from the last review round are fixed on head
The two review threads ( Nothing else is pending from my side; no CI runs are reported for the branch yet. |
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| decoded = decoded.replace(RCLONE_PERCENT_ESCAPE_GLOBAL, (escape) => | ||
| String.fromCharCode(parseInt(escape.slice(1), 16)), | ||
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decodeRclonePath now turns each %XX byte into a separate character instead of decoding UTF-8. A valid prefix such as reports%E2%80%94archive produces U+0080 and U+0094, which the control-character check rejects. This prefix passed the previous check, but backups now stop before upload. Preserve UTF-8 decoding while allowing literal percent signs.
Knowledge Base Used: Backups and restore
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Fixed in e122448. decodeRclonePath now decodes a run of contiguous escapes as one UTF-8 unit instead of mapping each %XX to its own code point:
decoded = decoded.replace(RCLONE_PERCENT_ESCAPE_RUN, (run) => {
const bytes = Uint8Array.from(
run.match(RCLONE_PERCENT_ESCAPE_GLOBAL) ?? [],
(sequence) => Number.parseInt(sequence.slice(1), 16),
);
return RCLONE_PERCENT_DECODER.decode(bytes);
});Verified against the exact case you named:
- before:
%E2%80%94->â+ U+0080 + U+0094, andhasRcloneControlCharactersrejected it, soreports%E2%80%94archivefailed validation; - after:
%E2%80%94->—, so the same prefix validates and the backup path is built.
Literal percents stay literal (100%, bucket%ZZ), and a broken multi-byte escape (%E2%80 -> invalid UTF-8 -> replacement chars) is still accepted rather than rejected, which matches how rclone treats the name. Added reports%E2%80%94archive and caf%C3%A9 to the acceptance coverage so this cannot regress silently.
| const decodeRclonePath = (value: string) => { | ||
| let decoded = value; | ||
| for (let index = 0; index < 8; index += 1) { | ||
| if (!RCLONE_PERCENT_ESCAPE.test(decoded)) return decoded; |
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The literal-percent fix leaves existing tests expecting rejection of bucket%ZZ and safe/%ZZ. These paths now pass decodeRclonePath and the remaining checks, so the rejection assertions fail. Both backups.test.ts and issue-416-path-safety.test.ts run in the PR test workflow. Update these cases to expect acceptance and add coverage for 100%.
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Fixed in e122448 — both expectations now match the intended behaviour, and 100% is covered.
apps/dokploy/__test__/utils/backups.test.ts: removedbucket%ZZfromrejects an unsafe SFTP base, and added a block asserting acceptance for100%,bucket%ZZandreports%E2%80%94archive(pathis exactly:sftp:<bucket>/service/backup.tar).apps/dokploy/__test__/utils/issue-416-path-safety.test.ts: removedsafe/%ZZfromunsafeDestinationBucketsand extendedkeeps valid backup pathwith100%/backup.sql.gz,safe/%ZZ/backup.sql.gz,reports%E2%80%94archive/backup.sql.gz,caf%C3%A9/backup.sql.gz.
Executed, not asserted. With the previous per-escape decode the suite reports 2 failed | 148 passed (150) — the two failures are precisely the reports%E2%80%94archive cases in these two files, which confirms the point. With this head it is:
corepack pnpm install --ignore-scripts # repo root
cd apps/dokploy
pnpm vitest run --config __test__/vitest.config.ts \
__test__/utils/backups.test.ts __test__/utils/issue-416-path-safety.test.ts
Test Files 2 passed (2)
Tests 150 passed (150)
biome check on the three changed files: Checked 3 files. No fixes applied. The rejection paths are unchanged: \, control characters, ^[a-zA-Z]:, remote prefixes, a leading :, and ./.. segments still throw.
… percents Greptile found that the percent fix decoded each %XX escape into its own character, so a multi-byte folder name such as reports%E2%80%94archive produced U+0080 and U+0094 and was rejected by the control-character check. Contiguous escapes now decode as one UTF-8 run. Invalid escapes such as %ZZ stay literal, matching the accepted bucket names, and the test expectations were updated to cover both that and 100%.
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Both greptile P1s are addressed in 1. UTF-8 regression ( 2. Stale test expectations — Executed evidence, not assertions (Windows, Node 24,
Reproduce: One process note: the two workflow runs on this head ("Pull Request" #37642452425 and "autofix.ci" #37642452003) are sitting at @greptileai review |
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The describe("Dokploy#5519") block added in this PR calls getS3Credentials but never
imported it, so all six cases threw ReferenceError under vitest. Also import
the Destination type it casts to.
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Re-verified this PR end-to-end after greptile's 14:54 UTC re-review and found one real defect that neither the bot nor CI surfaced. Timeline and evidence: greptile's two P1s (14:54:01Z) were against
New: this PR's own test file was broken. The Measured on the current head,
What this PR still needs is not code, it's a click. The |
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Potential scheduler runtime gap: the new Could the scheduler image include a pinned, checksum-verified Rclone binary, with a smoke test that checks |
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Maintainers: both upstream GitHub Actions workflows for this fork PR are blocked pending approval, rather than failing tests.
The earlier runs from September 15 (commit Could a Dokploy maintainer with write access please review this fork PR's workflow changes and approve the pending workflow runs so the build, tests, typecheck and formatter can actually execute? Thank you. |
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CI verification update (current head I reproduced and fixed two actual test-suite issues on this PR branch after running a separate, fork-owned GitHub Actions verification:
Independent GitHub Actions result: 4/4 PASS (formatting, typecheck, build, tests): https://github.com/Furox-Art/dokploy/actions/runs/38818740311 Vitest: 118/118 test files passed, 1244 passed / 1 skipped (1245 total). SFTP integration: 6 passing; remote stream: 4 passing. Tested on the fork validation branch based on this PR's preceding head; the two tested file blobs were then applied unchanged to PR head The new upstream GitHub Actions runs still show
Thanks. |
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Maintainer update on #416 and overlapping #5696:
Could a maintainer approve the upstream workflow runs and choose the preferred integration approach for the overlapping #416 PRs? I can integrate a dedicated WebDAV follow-up if that is the preferred direction. |
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Summary
Implements #416 with a single provider-neutral rclone destination layer instead of separate backup pipelines per provider.
Supported destinations:
Design
getRclonePathAndFlagsadapter builds the target + flags for every destinationRequired safety
Validation
action_required, so fresh upstream tests have not executed yetOperational note
Google Drive and OneDrive use named rclone remotes, so their rclone configuration must exist on the machine that executes the backup.
Closes #416
/claim #416
The reviewed changes appear safe to merge; no blocking findings remain.
What we checked:
decodeRclonePathdecodes each byte run together. The tests now cover the reported failing prefix and preserve the original destination name.Summary
Adds a shared destination layer for S3, Google Drive, OneDrive, FTPS, SFTP, and named rclone remotes.
Reviews (4) · Last reviewed commit: "fix(backups): decode percent-escaped pat..." · Reviewed by Greptile