- db: cleanup_old_messages(days) purges messages older than N days in batches; recipients/reads/deliveries/reactions follow via ON DELETE CASCADE. Returns attachment file_ids no longer referenced by any surviving message (forwarded copies keep their files) and removes their image_uploads rows - server: MESSAGE_RETENTION_DAYS env var (default 0 = keep forever); hourly cleanup deletes expired messages and securely removes orphaned attachment blobs from the upload dir - schema: email_visible now defaults to 0 — previously any logged-in user who knew a UUID could read another user's email via get_profile - migrations: SQL script to apply the new default and reset the flag on existing databases (run manually, see file header) - docker-compose: document MESSAGE_RETENTION_DAYS Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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779 B
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18 lines
779 B
SQL
-- Privacy hardening: hide email addresses by default.
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-- Previously email_visible defaulted to 1, so any logged-in user who knew
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-- (or guessed) a UUID could read another user's email via get_profile.
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-- New installs get DEFAULT 0 from schema.sql; this migration fixes
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-- EXISTING databases.
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--
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-- Run manually against the encrypted_chat database:
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-- mysql -u chat -p encrypted_chat < migrations/2026-06-12_email_visible_default_off.sql
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--
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-- NOTE: the UPDATE resets the flag for ALL users, including any who
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-- explicitly opted in to a visible email. Users who want their email
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-- visible must re-enable it in their profile settings.
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ALTER TABLE user_profiles ALTER COLUMN email_visible SET DEFAULT 0;
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UPDATE user_profiles SET email_visible = 0 WHERE email_visible = 1;
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