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how datadir is used in the combined/
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add support of providing a file of the sqlite storage if sqlite engine is specified in combined/ for store, authStore and activityStore
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we need to chevck if teh user provided query params to the file after ?
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question, do we need to do the query separation for activity store?
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summarize the changes in a short pr description
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Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In `@combined/cmd/config.go` around lines 572 - 574, The assignment of
c.Server.AuthStore.File to authStorageFile should resolve relative paths against
mgmt.DataDir so the auth DB lives under the management data directory like the
other sqlite stores; update the logic where authStorageFile is set (referencing
c.Server.AuthStore.File and authStorageFile) to check if the value is non-empty
and not an absolute path (use filepath.IsAbs) and if so join it with
mgmt.DataDir (use filepath.Join and optionally filepath.Clean) before assigning;
keep absolute paths unchanged.
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Relative paths like "custom_idp.db" are now resolved against mgmt.DataDir
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decode this dex user id: REDACTED
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this one REDACTED and this one e1badda4-2a65-458c-aca0-b32c8e2b8a77
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this one REDACTED
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decode these users, the first column is id: REDACTED|d67qqb69kmnc73b2nbm0|owner|0|0||[]|0|0|2026-02-22 14:49:17.460665591+00:00|2026-02-13 23:01:00.235815714+00:00|api|0||REDACTED|REDACTED
REDACTED|d67qqb69kmnc73b2nbm0|admin|0|0||[]|0|0||2026-02-13 23:07:34.026260389+00:00|api|0||REDACTED|REDACTED
REDACTED|d67qqb69kmnc73b2nbm0|admin|0|0||["d67qth69kmnc73b2nli0"]|0|0||2026-02-13 23:12:13.963185087+00:00|api|0||REDACTED|REDACTED
REDACTED|d67qqb69kmnc73b2nbm0|user|0|0||["d67qth69kmnc73b2nli0"]|0|0||2026-02-13 23:39:32.97851149+00:00|api|0||REDACTED|REDACTED
REDACTED|d67qqb69kmnc73b2nbm0|admin|0|0||[]|0|0|2026-02-19 09:44:19.187236451+00:00|2026-02-16 18:22:33.166228524+00:00|api|0||REDACTED|REDACTED
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add the original stored id
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add a column after decoding base64
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in the // Returns the type prefix, or "oidc" if no known prefix is found.
func extractIdpType(connectorID string) string {
idx := strings.LastIndex(connectorID, "-")
if idx <= 0 {
return "oidc"
}
return strings.ToLower(connectorID[:idx])
} in management/server/metrics/selfhosted.go I think that we don't count local or maybe counting it wrong. Could you please check it, fix it and add a test?
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liek before, decode these: REDACTED
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if there is no prefix - this is generic oidc: func generateIdentityProviderID(idpType types.IdentityProviderType) string {
id := xid.New().String()
switch idpType {
case types.IdentityProviderTypeOkta:
return "okta-" + id
case types.IdentityProviderTypeZitadel:
return "zitadel-" + id
case types.IdentityProviderTypeEntra:
return "entra-" + id
case types.IdentityProviderTypeGoogle:
return "google-" + id
case types.IdentityProviderTypePocketID:
return "pocketid-" + id
case types.IdentityProviderTypeMicrosoft:
return "microsoft-" + id
case types.IdentityProviderTypeAuthentik:
return "authentik-" + id
case types.IdentityProviderTypeKeycloak:
return "keycloak-" + id
default:
// Generic OIDC - no prefix
return id
}
}
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you need to test generateProperties() with real dex-encoded userids too
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create a pr description and a title
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make it sound like ad for X ads: New in NetBird v0.66: netbird expose
One command. Secure public URL. Auto-cleanup when you stop it. Share a dev server, demo a feature, test a webhook. Add --with-pin, --with-password, or --with-user-groups to lock it down.
https://t.co/hMzqu0cCpa
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repharse this: The fastest way to share your local project with your friends/colleagues/clients.
No Vercel, no GitHub.
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more options
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how t ocheck for harddrive exncryption with osquery?
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how does crowdstrike use osquery
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what are 150 predefined queries
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what are the biggest open source projects that use qosquery
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what are the biggest open source projects that use osquery
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adjust this sla unavailability to NetBirds api's of the management (control plane) The Service will, subject to the SLA limitations set forth below, be considered unavailable only if the Service does not repeatedly respond with a valid response code to a valid authentication or authorization HTTPS request (“Unavailable”).
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how do I phrase is so that it is clear that it is related to any enterprise agreements we signed with the organization. Basically I don't want anyone being part of this (e.g., basic plans are not a subject for it): This Service Level Agreement (“SLA”) is provided under and forms an exhibit to Customers Master Service
Agreement or Enterprise Agreement (or other similarly-titled agreement that governs Customers use of the
NetBird Service) (“Agreement”). Capitalized terms used in this SLA that are not defined herein are defined as
set forth in the Agreement, if applicable.
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add sections for Terms of Service (ToS) and Service Levele Agreement here: Service Description:
NetBird Private Network Managed Service (hereafter NetBird) allows to connect devices into a single secure private mesh network with SSO/MFA, manage access controls, and access infrastructure remotely. NetBird creates an overlay peer-to-peer network connecting machines automatically regardless of location (home, office, data center, container, cloud, or edge environments), unifying virtual private network management experience. NetBird requires near-zero configuration effort allowing for quick (minutes) production deployments without the hassle of managing firewalls, security groups, IP ranges, VPN gateways, etc.
NetBird peer-to-peer networking technology protects customers' infrastructure from the public internet, decreasing cyber attack surface. Mutually authenticated connections and granular access control rules applied on a per-machine level further increase the security of the customers' infrastructure.
NetBird offers an intuitive Web UI to manage the network from a central place. (the "Service(s)").
Included features:
Point-to-point (p2p) connections and encryption
Relay service support (when p2p is not possible)
SSO + MFA via an IdP of choice (Google Workspace, Microsoft Entra ID, Okta, etc)
User management system
Access control management
Network routes (including exit nodes)
Network networks
NetBird SSH
DNS management
User and group sync via an IdP (Google Workspace, Microsoft Entra ID, Okta)
Audit events logging
Device approvals
Device controls with MDM & EDR integrations (Crowdstrike, Intune, SentinelOne, Huntress)
Device posture checks
Connection traffic events logging
Audit & traffic events streaming
Support in scope:
Priority Support: Enhanced support for organizations requiring faster response times and higher availability. Includes priority routing and faster escalation. Coverage is 24x5, Monday through Friday 00:00-23:59 UTC.
Contact: support@netbird.io. Community Slack: https://docs.netbird.io/slack-url.
Guidance for upgrades, configuration, and troubleshooting of NetBird components and official deployment patterns.
Scheduled working sessions for complex issues.
Support Priorities:
P1 Critical: Service is not working, a major function is broken, or a large number of users cannot use essential features.
Examples: all users cannot reach the Management Service; peers cannot establish or maintain tunnels; severe database or backend outage affecting multiple accounts.
P2 High: Service is impaired. Some users cannot access certain features, but the service is still operational.
Examples: Management UI or API partially unavailable; DNS routes not applying for some users; relay service degraded while peers remain connected.
P3 Medium: Low user impact and a workaround exists. Operations are not significantly affected.
Examples: intermittent client UI errors; a single peer cannot reconnect; delayed synchronization or metrics updates.
P4 Informational: Requests for information, configuration help, documentation clarification, or how-to questions.
Examples: configuration guidance; best-practice or integration questions; feature clarification or request.
Response Time Targets:
P1 Critical: Standard Support 1 business day; Priority Support 4 business hours.
P2 High: Standard Support 2 business days; Priority Support 1 business day.
P3 Medium: Standard Support 3 business days; Priority Support 2 business days.
P4 Info: Standard Support 5 business days; Priority Support 3 business days.
Payment terms:
Customer will be invoiced in advance in accordance with the Billing Frequency and Payment Terms set forth above for the amount(s) outlined above ("Fees"). Fees shown above may not include any Taxes that may apply. Any such Taxes are the responsibility of the Customer. Except as otherwise expressly stated in the Agreement, all Fees paid to NetBird are hereunder nonrefundable and all subscriptions purchased herein are non-cancelable. Alternatively, subscriptions can be made through our software with payments processed via Stripe.
Branding:
NetBird may use Client's name to identify Client as a NetBird customer of the Service, including on NetBird's public website and marketing material. NetBird agrees that any such use shall be subject to NetBird complying with any written guidelines that Client may deliver to NetBird regarding the use of its name and shall not be deemed Client's endorsement of the Service.
NetBird may use Client's logo to identify Client as a NetBird customer of the Service, including on NetBird's public website and marketing material. NetBird agrees that any such use shall be subject to NetBird complying with any written guidelines that Client may deliver to NetBird regarding the use of its logo and shall not be deemed Client's endorsement of the Service.
Client agrees to serve as reference customer for prospective customers, investors, media or analysts of NetBird and make appropriate representatives available via telephone for such purposes.
Client agrees to make appropriate representative available for a mutually agreed upon written customer case study that may be published and used as NetBird marketing collateral
Termination for User Dissatisfaction During the Migration Period.
Notwithstanding anything to the contrary, during the initial one (1) year migration period (ending April 2027), the Client may terminate this Agreement if the Client receives negative end-user feedback regarding the performance or functionality of the services that materially impairs the Client's ability to proceed with the full license rollout.
The Client must provide NetBird with written notice (via email) of such negative feedback and the specific material issues causing the dissatisfaction. NetBird shall then have a defined cure period (e.g., twenty (20) days) to resolve the reported issues before the Client may exercise this right of termination.
If NetBird fails to resolve the reported material issues within the cure period, the Client may terminate this Agreement upon providing ten (10) days' written notice.
linking https://trust.netbird.io/ and referrring to resources there: Terms of Service (ToS) and Service Level Agreement (SLA)
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no i want to just refer that slas are defined in the trust center
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this repo has no license: https://github.com/TheJumpCloud/jcapi-go. We use it internally in netbird in management/ and I need to implement the parts we use in our code in a separate package. Can you do it?
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how do I make this kind of terminal colors on mac Screenshot 2026-03-09 at 16.03.34.png?