Seven-tier security audit of the main process, each finding fixed with a
regression test. Typecheck (node + web) clean; unit tests 106 -> 140.
- Tier 1 (command exec/argv): allowlist the yt-dlp --update-to channel
(blocks arbitrary-binary-install RCE); gate per-download extraArgs behind
the customCommandEnabled consent flag in main (blocks --exec RCE); resolve
taskkill/schtasks by absolute System32 path; validate per-download
outputDir; normalize the URL in assertHttpUrl and use it at every spawn.
- Tier 2 (input validation): fix isSafeFilenameTemplate drive-relative
('C:foo') and Windows dotted-'..' traversal bypasses; percent-encode the
untrusted id in entryUrl; catch reserved device names with extensions in
sanitizeDirSegment.
- Tier 3 (fs/backup): drop malformed template rows in importBackup;
normalize deep-link URLs via assertHttpUrl.
- Tier 4 (cookies): confine the sign-in window's navigations/popups to web
URLs (recursively) and deny all web permissions on its session.
- Tier 5 (deep-link/argv): bound the .url file read to 64 KB; match the
aerofetch:// scheme case-insensitively.
- Tier 6 (Electron window): deny camera/mic/geolocation/USB/HID/serial/
Bluetooth permissions on the app window.
- Tier 7 (network/persistence): restrict the watched-source RSS fetch to
youtube.com feed URLs (SSRF guard); complete isValidSource validation.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Index an entire YouTube channel or playlist once, then download it into
organized <Channel>/<Playlist>/<NNN> - <Title> folders, with incremental
re-sync. Built in six rebuild-gated phases (F-K); see ROADMAP-PINCHFLAT.md.
- F: channel-walk indexer (/playlists + /videos) -> persisted Source +
MediaItem JSON stores; pure classify/dedup logic in indexerCore.ts
- G: Windows-safe folder paths + dir sanitizer (collectionOutputTemplate)
- H: Library tab + source tree + "Download pending" into the existing queue
- I: state-preserving re-index merge + persist-downloaded-on-complete
- J: watched sources, RSS fast-check, Task Scheduler + --sync launch
(the OS-level scheduling/RSS need a real-install smoke test)
- K: .info.json / thumbnail / .description sidecars for media servers
Also gitignore .gitea-token. 106 unit tests pass; typecheck + build clean.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Phase C had been implemented in the working tree but never committed:
named custom-command templates (CRUD + per-download override), command
preview, and the in-app yt-dlp self-updater.
Phase D adds: history search/kind-filter/multi-select/bulk-delete/
re-download; native OS notifications on completion/failure; a private/
incognito download mode that skips history; settings+template backup/
restore via JSON; and a persistent error log surfaced as a Diagnostics
report in Settings.
See ROADMAP.md for the full per-item breakdown.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Implements the remaining Phase B (Access & networking) items from
ROADMAP.md: cookie sources (browser cookie-store import, or a built-in
sign-in window that exports a Netscape cookie file via a persisted Electron
session partition), the aria2c external downloader, proxy/rate-limit,
restrict-filenames, and a download-archive to skip repeats.
Wires download.ts to the buildArgs() module added in the previous commit
(it wasn't hooked up yet) and renames its options param
NetworkOptions -> AccessOptions to reflect the wider scope now that cookies
and filename/archive flags joined proxy/rate-limit/aria2c.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Extracts yt-dlp argv construction out of download.ts into its own
electron-free module (src/main/buildArgs.ts) so it can be exercised by
vitest without spinning up Electron, plus a real-download integration
test (skipped by default; opt in with AEROFETCH_REAL_DOWNLOAD=1) that
spawns the bundled yt-dlp.exe/ffmpeg.exe against its argv. download.ts
isn't wired up to it yet — that lands with the next commit.
This was done in an earlier local session but never actually committed,
even though download.ts has imported from it since the Phase A commit
(bb5dd6c) — the build had been relying on an uncommitted local file.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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