Locations: edit connection settings without losing the history

A changed password or host name could only be handled by adding a new
location, which starts an empty repository and, with a retention lock at
the provider, keeps the old one billed. Edit now changes a location in
place (web interface and occ backup:target:edit). The settings are only
saved when they lead to the same repository; a failed connection and a
missing repository give separate errors, and the folder is not created
while checking. Stored passwords are never sent to the browser: an empty
password field keeps the stored value.
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2026-10-08 12:56:15 +02:00
parent a8da8cb54a
commit 9775cdc475
13 changed files with 300 additions and 43 deletions
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@@ -181,6 +181,28 @@ final class AdminApiController extends Controller {
return new JSONResponse(['id' => $r['target']->getId(), 'created' => $r['created']]);
}
/** The stored settings for the edit form; password values are left out (null). */
#[PasswordConfirmationRequired]
public function targetSettings(int $id): JSONResponse {
$t = $this->targets->get((string)$id);
return new JSONResponse(['name' => $t->getName(), 'backend' => $t->getBackend(), 'auth' => $t->getAuth(),
'options' => $this->targets->editableOptions($t), 'path' => $t->getBasePath()]);
}
/** Options with a null value keep their stored value. */
#[PasswordConfirmationRequired]
public function updateTarget(int $id, string $name, string $backend, string $auth, array $options = [], string $path = 'ng_backup'): JSONResponse {
try {
$t = $this->targets->get((string)$id);
$before = $t->getName();
$t = $this->targets->update($t, $name, $backend, $auth, $options, $path);
} catch (\Throwable $e) {
return new JSONResponse(['error' => $e->getMessage()], Http::STATUS_BAD_REQUEST);
}
$this->alerts->securityEvent('target_changed', ['target' => $before]);
return new JSONResponse(['id' => $t->getId()]);
}
/** Size limit in GiB; null or 0 = unlimited. */
#[PasswordConfirmationRequired]
public function setTargetLimit(int $id, ?float $maxGb = null): JSONResponse {