- Set `DEFAULT_PERMISSION_CLASSES` to `Authenticated` in the DRF configuration.
- Explicitly marked the HDHomeRun discovery endpoints (`DiscoverAPIView`, `LineupAPIView`, `LineupStatusAPIView`, `HDHRDeviceXMLAPIView`) and the version endpoint with `permission_classes = [AllowAny]` to document their intentionally public access now that the global default is `Authenticated`.
Bug #954: The initialize_superuser endpoint only checked is_superuser=True, missing admin accounts created via the API (user_level=10). This caused users to intermittently see the "Create Super User" page instead of login.
Feature #1004: Admins can now disable/enable user accounts. Disabled users are blocked from JWT login, token refresh, XC API access, and all
authenticated endpoints. The last active admin cannot be disabled.
Files changed:
Backend:
- apps/accounts/api_views.py — Superuser check uses user_level>=10; token refresh blocks disabled users
- apps/accounts/models.py — CustomUserManager ensures create_superuser() always sets user_level=10
- apps/accounts/serializers.py — Last-admin protection guard; respect is_active on user creation
- apps/accounts/tests.py — new tests covering superuser detection, token
refresh blocking, last-admin protection, disabled user login/access
- apps/backups/api_views.py — Switched from DRF's IsAdminUser (checks is_staff) to app's IsAdmin (checks user_level) on all 8 endpoints
- apps/backups/tests.py — new tests verifying user_level-based admin permission on backup endpoints
- apps/output/views.py — is_active check on xc_get_user(), xc_movie_stream(), xc_series_stream()
- apps/proxy/ts_proxy/views.py — is_active check on stream_xc()
- core/api_views.py — Admin notification filter uses user_level>=10
- core/developer_notifications.py — Admin checks use user_level>=10
Frontend:
- frontend/src/App.jsx — Null-safe superuser existence check
- frontend/src/components/forms/User.jsx — Account Enabled switch with
self-disable prevention and tooltip
- frontend/src/components/tables/UsersTable.jsx — Status column (Active/Disabled badge)
Real-time notifications for system events and alerts
Per-user notification management and dismissal
Update check on startup and every 24 hours to notify users of available versions
Notification center UI component
Automatic cleanup of expired notifications
- Native Bearer token authentication support in Swagger UI - users can now enter just the JWT token and the "Bearer " prefix is automatically added
- Modern OpenAPI 3.0 specification compliance
- Better auto-generation of request/response schemas
- Improved documentation accuracy with serializer introspection
System Event Logging:
- Add SystemEvent model with 15 event types tracking channel operations, client connections, M3U/EPG activities, and buffering events
- Log detailed metrics for M3U/EPG refresh operations (streams/programs created/updated/deleted)
- Track M3U/EPG downloads with client information (IP address, user agent, profile, channel count)
- Record channel lifecycle events (start, stop, reconnect) with stream and client details
- Monitor client connections/disconnections and buffering events with stream metadata
Event Viewer UI:
- Add SystemEvents component with real-time updates via WebSocket
- Implement pagination, filtering by event type, and configurable auto-refresh
- Display events with color-coded badges and type-specific icons
- Integrate event viewer into Stats page with modal display
- Add event management settings (retention period, refresh rate)
M3U/EPG Endpoint Optimizations:
- Implement content caching with 5-minute TTL to reduce duplicate processing
- Add client-based event deduplication (2-second window) using IP and user agent hashing
- Support HEAD requests for efficient preflight checks
- Cache streamed EPG responses while maintaining streaming behavior for first request
This enhancement introduces a powerful custom dummy EPG system that allows users to generate EPG programs on-demand by parsing channel or stream names using configurable regex patterns.
Key Features:
- Custom Pattern Matching: Define regex patterns to extract information from channel/stream names (teams, leagues, times, dates, etc.)
- Flexible Name Source: Choose to parse either the channel name or a specific stream name (by index)
- Timezone-Aware Scheduling: Automatic DST handling using pytz timezone names (e.g., 'US/Eastern', 'Europe/London')
- Time Format Support: Parse both 12-hour (AM/PM) and 24-hour time formats
- Date Parsing: Extract dates from names with flexible month/day/year patterns
- Custom Templates: Format EPG titles and descriptions using captured groups with {placeholder} syntax
- Upcoming/Ended Customization: Define custom titles and descriptions for programs before and after scheduled events
- Live Preview: Test patterns and templates in real-time with sample input
- Smart Program Generation: Automatically creates "Upcoming" and "Ended" programs around scheduled events
Use Cases:
- Sports channels with event details in stream names (e.g., "NHL 01: Bruins VS Leafs @ 8:00PM ET")
- Movie channels with genre/title/year information
- Racing events with driver/track/series details
- Any scenario where EPG data is embedded in channel/stream naming conventions
Technical Implementation:
- Backend: Pattern matching engine with timezone conversion and program scheduling logic
- Frontend: Interactive form with validation, pattern testing, and visual group preview
- Name Source Options: Parse from channel name or selectable stream index (1-based)
- Fallback Behavior: Uses standard dummy EPG if patterns don't match
- Custom Properties: Stores all configuration in EPGSource.custom_properties JSON field
Configuration Options:
- Title Pattern: Extract primary information (required)
- Time Pattern: Extract hour/minute/AM-PM (optional)
- Date Pattern: Extract month/day/year (optional)
- Timezone: Event timezone with automatic DST support
- Program Duration: Length of generated programs in minutes
- Title Template: Format EPG title using captured groups
- Description Template: Format EPG description using captured groups
- Upcoming Title Template: Custom title for programs before event starts (optional)
- Upcoming Description Template: Custom description for programs before event starts (optional)
- Ended Title Template: Custom title for programs after event ends (optional)
- Ended Description Template: Custom description for programs after event ends (optional)
- Name Source: Channel name or stream name
- Stream Index: Which stream to use when parsing stream names (1, 2, 3, etc.)
Closes#293
Fixes#127
- add ip-api.com as fallback geo provider
- fix silent JSONException by parsing only if HTTP 200 OK
- add logger and log error if IP geo can't be fetched
