Added return_master setting, removed unnecessary code, and improved exception handling throughout the project. Key updates include enabling return_master by default, simplifying database update methods, handling empty IP exceptions more appropriately, and refining JavaScript validations.
Refactor user-related modules, updating data handling, roles, and methods. Simplify server status check process by removing event-based handling and replacing it with straightforward AJAX requests.
The changes include better indentation for increased clarity. A sleep function with random duration was inserted into `serverIsUp` function for pacing. Additional changes include uncommenting server status messages and updating the attribute setting for 'slavefor' to reflect accurate data. Lastly, instead of removing the server_div on an error in the EventSource, the source itself is now closed.
This update reviews and adjusts multiple code segments across the project. The improvements are mainly focused on error handling with more informative exceptions and error messages. Additionally, data formatting and retrieval have been streamlined, mainly regarding JSON data preparation and use in several functions, which should expedite the data processing and enhance the code maintainability. Minor changes were also done on the front-end logic for error handling and improved user interaction.
This commit removes unneeded OpenVPN related code and improves error handling in the alert system. All OpenVPN related functions and html files have been removed. Also, changes are made in the alerting module to raise exceptions instead of returning error messages, which provides a more pythonic way of error handling.
The code changes focus on enhancing the server application's functionality by improving the error handling mechanism and streamlining the logic. Modifications include refining how servers get created, updated, and deleted, optimizing how ssh related actions are performed, and ensuring more accurate server scanning. The changes help reduce potential errors and make the application more efficient.
The code changes focus on enhancing the server application's functionality by improving the error handling mechanism and streamlining the logic. Modifications include refining how servers get created, updated, and deleted, optimizing how ssh related actions are performed, and ensuring more accurate server scanning. The changes help reduce potential errors and make the application more efficient.
The commit refactors the server-side modules of the Roxy-WI web interface to use JSON-based APIs for improved data exchange. Specifically, methods for user, group and SSH management have been updated to accept and return JSON data. Simultaneously, error handling is improved to give more informative responses instead of plain strings. The client-side JavaScript code is also refactored to accommodate these changes. Additionally, some minor corrections are made in the UI templates.
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