Decode the JSON input string to its corresponding unicode
decoding if the special byte order mark is present.
Fixes https://github.com/storj/storj/issues/4950
Change-Id: If91bac22590c89b35c58bf54f6d3bdb8a67d7a4f
When enconding structs into JSON, byte slices are marshalled as base64
encoded string using the base64.StdEncoding.Encode():
ea9c3fd42d/src/encoding/json/encode.go (L833-L861)
We, however, expect API Secrets to be encoded as base64URL, so when
an marshalled secret (with byte slice type) is added to the multinode
dashboard, it fails with `illegal base64 data at input byte XX`.
This change changes the type of APISecret field in the
multinode/nodes.Nodes struct to use multinodeauth.Secret type instead
of []byte.
multinodeauth.Secret is extended with custom MarshalJSON and
UnmarshalJSON methods which implement the json.Marshaler and
json.Unmarshaler interfaces, respectively.
Resolves https://github.com/storj/storj/issues/4949
Change-Id: Ib14b5f49ceaac109620c25d7ff83be865c698343
We've had a lot of issues with alpine and currently there's a broken
network issue on alpine for users running on RPI arm32 architechture
which requires a workaround before docker is able to sync time between
the host and the container: https://wiki.alpinelinux.org/wiki/Release_Notes_for_Alpine_3.13.0\#time64_requirements.
Since we're switching the base image of the storagenode to debian,
it's best to switch the base image of all our docker images to
debian as well for consistency; less drift across them and keeps
the push target consistent.
Change-Id: If3adf7a57dc59f19ef2221b892f340d919798fc5
The text has been expanded a bit to clarify that it is necessary to create identity files with an example before using the Docker image.
Changed the <identity-dir> placeholder to <multinode-identity-dir> so no one confuses them with the storagenode identity files.
Changed the <storage-dir> placeholder to <multinode-config-dir> so no one confuses them with the storagenode 'config' folder.
fixed#4547
Closes#4547
We do not build an docker image for the multinode dashboard,
which makes monitoring for docker-focused environments harder.
This adds the basic image and ties it into CI/CD.
Change-Id: I14c01a7f1f0019f6f5c1b8fd75dc424fc362b18d
The Add method on the multinode DB interface accepts
a set of parameters which are already fields in the nodes.Node struct
excluding the name field.
When adding a new node, you're forced to call UpdateName() method
after calling the Add() method in order to save a node and update
the name.
This change allows passing the nodes.Node entity which includes
the name field. With this, a new node can be added together with
the name without invoking the UpdateName() method.
Change-Id: I281ec628dffaade35d6db4479a84f39636200072
This change adds an add command to the multinode CLI.
The add command takes a json <file> as argument.
If dash (-) is specified, it reads data from stdin.
The <file> specified can be json file containing array of
nodes data or a single node object.
Change-Id: I44d68486dc9aea0bd0311a40e84d3262a0303aef
