* Adds the `APPSMITH_MAIL_ENABLED` flag on client
* Shows warning if email service not configured for inviting users in an org
* Shows warning if email service not configured for password reset
Add a default help menu with
* Report a Github issues link
* Documentation link
* Github discussions link
* Intercom link support
* App version id support
* Modifying the docker-compose templates to only expose required ports from Nginx
* Also, adding function to check if the required ports are open & available for use by Appsmith
Adding the following files in order to create the AWS AMI
* boot.sh
* base-install.sh
* configure-ssl.sh file to run to modify app.conf file of nginx and to run init-letsencrypt.sh which generate SSL certificate.
Co-authored-by: Shrikant Sharat Kandula <shrikant@appsmith.com>
Co-authored-by: Arpit Mohan <arpit@appsmith.com>
* Getting the script to work on Mac OS X Bash Version 3
* Correcting the nginx template configuration and Dockerfile for the appsmith-editor. Now any replaced environment variables will be replaced when the Nginx Docker container restarts.
The MAIL_FROM & REPLY_TO addresses default to appsmith@localhost. This should be changed in the generated docker.env file during deployment to actual values.
Most email providers will not send emails unless they originate from a valid sender ID.
* Encrypting the password stored in AuthenticationDTO for every db.
* Adding comment to the properties file to denote that adding encryption salt and password are mandatory to the server coming up.
* Added the encryption salt and password to server.yml to allow the github actions to succeed.
* Adding database migration to encrypt the existing passwords for authentication object (used for storing db connection username/password)
Changes to the installation script install.sh:
1. Instead of overwriting the existing encryption password or salt, giving the user an option to conserve the previous encryption credentials to ensure that the developer users do not lose access to their database configurations (passwords).
2. Added another file for writing encryption credentials (encryption.env) to ensure that we dont delete the encryption password and salt by mistake.
TODO: Need to add checks for MacOS machines as well.
Co-authored-by: Nikhil Nandagopal <nikhil@appsmith.com>
Co-authored-by: Shrikant Sharat Kandula <shrikant@appsmith.com>
