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feat(catchup): enhance catchup functionality with user and system settings

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This update introduces a new `is_catchup_enabled` function to determine if catch-up is allowed for users based on their custom properties and system settings. The `UserViewSet` is modified to restrict admin-managed properties, including catch-up access. Additionally, various views and tests are updated to incorporate catch-up checks, ensuring that users without access receive appropriate error responses. The frontend is enhanced with a catch-up toggle in user and system settings forms, allowing for better management of catch-up capabilities.
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SergeantPanda 2026-07-18 18:55:51 +00:00
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apps/proxy/config.py
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@ -16,11 +16,19 @@ class BaseConfig:
BUFFERING_TIMEOUT = 15 # Seconds to wait for buffering before switching streams
BUFFER_SPEED = 1 # What speed to condsider the stream buffering, 1x is normal speed, 2x is double speed, etc.
# Cache for proxy settings (class-level, shared across all instances)
# Cache for proxy settings (class-level, shared across all instances).
# Backed by CoreSettings Redis group cache; this local copy avoids Redis
# chatter inside the proxy hot path. Cleared when proxy_settings is saved.
_proxy_settings_cache = None
_proxy_settings_cache_time = 0
_proxy_settings_cache_ttl = 10 # Cache for 10 seconds
@classmethod
def clear_proxy_settings_cache(cls):
"""Drop process-local proxy settings (called on CoreSettings invalidate)."""
cls._proxy_settings_cache = None
cls._proxy_settings_cache_time = 0
@classmethod
def get_proxy_settings(cls):
"""Get proxy settings from CoreSettings JSON data with fallback to defaults (cached)"""