- Fixed docker-entrypoint.sh to use NODE_DB_PATH instead of hardcoded paths
- Added log_message() helper to prevent stdio mode output corruption
- Fixed directory creation race condition with proper ownership
- Added path validation to ensure NODE_DB_PATH ends with .db
- Updated rebuild.ts to respect NODE_DB_PATH environment variable
- Added comprehensive documentation for custom database paths
- Bumped version to 2.7.16
The bug was caused by hardcoded /app/data/nodes.db paths in the Docker
entrypoint script that ignored the NODE_DB_PATH environment variable.
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- Add intelligent URL detection supporting BASE_URL, PUBLIC_URL, and proxy headers
- Fix hardcoded localhost URLs in server console output
- Add hostname validation to prevent host header injection attacks
- Restrict URL schemes to http/https only (block javascript:, file://, etc.)
- Remove sensitive environment data from API responses
- Add GET endpoints (/, /mcp) for better API discovery
- Fix version inconsistency between server implementations
- Update HTTP bridge to use HOST/PORT environment variables
- Add comprehensive test scripts for URL configuration and security
This resolves issues #41 and #42 by making the HTTP server properly handle
deployment behind reverse proxies and adds critical security validations.
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- Add TRUST_PROXY environment variable to enable proxy header trust
- Configure Express trust proxy in both HTTP server implementations
- Fix issue #19: Docker internal IPs logged instead of real client IPs
- Update documentation with reverse proxy configuration guide
- Add examples for nginx proxy header forwarding
- Maintain backward compatibility (disabled by default)
When TRUST_PROXY=1 is set, the server will correctly log client IPs
from X-Forwarded-For headers instead of proxy/container IPs.
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Major documentation cleanup and updates:
Updates:
- Add USE_FIXED_HTTP=true to all Docker and HTTP deployment examples
- Update main README with v2.3.2 release notes and version badges
- Add HTTP server troubleshooting section for stream errors
- Update CHANGELOG with v2.3.1 and v2.3.2 entries
- Update all configuration examples (.env.example, docker-compose.yml)
- Add clear instructions for using the fixed HTTP implementation
Removed legacy documentation (11 files):
- Implementation plans that have been completed
- Architecture analysis documents
- Intermediate fix documentation
- Planning documents for features now implemented
- Duplicate SETUP.md (content merged into INSTALLATION.md)
The documentation now accurately reflects the current v2.3.2 state
with the complete HTTP server fix using USE_FIXED_HTTP=true.
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- Separate configuration sections for local (stdio) and HTTP modes
- Fix variable names: MCP_SERVER_PORT/HOST for local mode
- Change default NODE_DB_PATH to ./data/nodes-v2.db for local dev
- Add missing REBUILD_ON_START variable
- Set NODE_ENV to development by default
- Add clear comments explaining which mode uses which variables
- Update README with cp .env.example .env step
The .env.example now properly supports both deployment modes
and will work out of the box when copied to .env.
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- Add HTTP/JSON-RPC server for remote MCP access
- Configure domain and authentication via environment variables
- Create comprehensive remote deployment documentation
- Support both local (stdio) and remote (HTTP) deployment modes
- Add PM2 and Nginx configuration examples
- Update README with remote server instructions
The server can now be deployed on a VM (e.g., Hetzner) and accessed
from Claude Desktop over HTTPS using the configured domain.
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Major features implemented:
- SQLite storage service with FTS5 for fast node search
- Database rebuild mechanism for bulk node extraction
- MCP tools: search_nodes, extract_all_nodes, get_node_statistics
- Production Docker deployment with persistent storage
- Management scripts for database operations
- Comprehensive test suite for all functionality
Database capabilities:
- Stores node source code and metadata
- Full-text search by node name or content
- No versioning (stores latest only as per requirements)
- Supports complete database rebuilds
- ~4.5MB database with 500+ nodes indexed
Production features:
- Automated deployment script
- Docker Compose production configuration
- Database initialization on first run
- Volume persistence for data
- Management utilities for operations
Documentation:
- Updated README with complete instructions
- Production deployment guide
- Clear troubleshooting section
- API reference for all new tools
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This commit adds a complete integration between n8n workflow automation and the Model Context Protocol (MCP):
Features:
- MCP server that exposes n8n workflows as tools, resources, and prompts
- Custom n8n node for connecting to MCP servers from workflows
- Bidirectional bridge for data format conversion
- Token-based authentication and credential management
- Comprehensive error handling and logging
- Full test coverage for core components
Infrastructure:
- TypeScript/Node.js project setup with proper build configuration
- Docker support with multi-stage builds
- Development and production docker-compose configurations
- Installation script for n8n custom node deployment
Documentation:
- Detailed README with usage examples and API reference
- Environment configuration templates
- Troubleshooting guide
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