Store the per-instance user cap in settings (default 20) and expose
GET/PUT /admin/users/limit endpoints. The user management page now lets
admins view and update the limit without touching system settings.
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* Rebrand MMTL to MeBox across codebase and assets
Rename the project display name, Go module path, environment variable
prefix (MEBOX_*), Docker image references, and UI branding from MMTL/mmtl
to MeBox/mebox. Replace logo assets with the new MeBox icon and keep
legacy SQLite migration support for existing mmtl.db deployments.
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* Fix logo icons: use cube-only crop without truncated text
Previous icon generation cropped too much of the source image, including
partial MeBox wordmark text that was cut off in square icon containers.
Regenerate logo-64/192/512, favicon, and SVG from cube-only region.
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Three regressions reported on third-party clients and the web UI:
- Third-party clients (Emby/Jellyfin) dropped login / could not play /
could not refresh the library, roughly hourly. The Emby
AuthenticateByName response returned the 60-minute access token, but
Emby clients have no refresh mechanism and reuse the AccessToken until
logout. Issue a long-lived (30d) token for the Emby compat layer via
AuthService.IssueEmbyToken so device sessions persist.
- Web could be thrown back to login under load: /auth/refresh was inside
the IP rate-limited /auth group, so multiple users/tabs behind one
reverse-proxy/NAT IP exhausted the budget and refresh failed -> logout.
Only login/register are rate-limited now (raised to 30/min for shared
IPs); refresh is excluded (already protected by a one-time refresh token).
- Posters/images stopped displaying on the web home and other pages
(refresh did not help). The SSRF/path hardening (a) blocked the image
proxy whenever a hostname *resolved* to a private IP, which happens
under GFW DNS poisoning of public CDNs like image.tmdb.org, and (b)
restricted local image reads to data/cache/movies/tv/anime dirs only,
dropping sidecar posters stored under arbitrary per-library roots to a
placeholder. isPrivateHost now only blocks literal private/loopback IPs
(real SSRF vectors) and ImageProxy also allows reads under configured
library roots.
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