Production and the client's test server use ldaps://, so the dev server
now offers TLS as well: ldaps on 636 (localhost:3636) and StartTLS on
389, with both ports also published on [::1].
A throwaway CA and server certificate are generated on every start, with
the full CA extensions that Python 3.13+ strict verification requires.
The CA certificate is copied to dev/ldap/export/ca.crt (gitignored).
The server certificate covers localhost, the service names and ::1, but
not 127.0.0.1, so tests can show that hostname mismatches are
rejected.
Sessions, password reset tokens and pending registrations live in the
database, so running more than one replica needs a shared one. With
DATABASE_HOST set the app uses PostgreSQL (psycopg 3 binary wheels, no
system libraries) with persistent, health-checked connections.
Otherwise SQLite is used, at a path configurable with SQLITE_PATH so a
single replica can keep it on a volume.
docker-compose.dev.yml gains a PostgreSQL 18 service on
localhost:5433. The full test suite passes on SQLite and PostgreSQL.
The OTP server variables were read straight from the environment in
views.py. They are now OTP_* settings next to everything else, under
the same environment variable names, so existing deployments are
unaffected.
Remove LDAP_SERVER and LDAP_USERS_DN, which nothing used.
env.sample moves to the repository root (where .env is read from) and
lists every variable settings.py reads, including defaults and which
values are secrets.
Alpine 3.24 based slapd with the production directory layout
(dc=ungleich,dc=ch, ou=customers, ou=users) and the openssh-lpk schema.
The app runs natively against it on ldap://localhost:3389.
Includes dev/env.dev with dev-only settings (cp dev/env.dev .env).
