* update web installer
* make sure we have a user
* save SESSION_SECURE_COOKIE as text so it's written correctly to the .env
* set `SESSION_COOKIE` so session doesn't expire when changing the app name
* Allow enter to go to next step
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* simplify setup command
* add installer page
* add route for installer
* adjust gitignore
* set colors globally
* add "unsaved data changes" alert
* add helper method to check if panel is installed
* make nicer
* redis username isn't required
* bring back db settings command
* store current date in "installed" file
* only redirect if install was successfull
* remove fpm requirement
* change "installed" marker to env variable
* improve requirements step
* add commands to change cache, queue or session drivers respectively
* removed `grouped` for better mobile view
* remove old settings stuff
* add basic settings page
* add some settings
* add "test mail" button
* fix mail fields not updating
* fix phpstan
* fix default for "top navigation"
* force toggle buttons to be bool
* force toggle to be bool
* add class to view to allow customization
* add mailgun settings
* add notification settings
* add timeout settings
* organize tabs into sub-functions
* add more settings
* add backup settings
* add sections to mail settings
* add setting for trusted_proxies
* fix unsaved data alert not showing
* fix clear action
* Fix clear action v2
TagsInput expects an array, not a string, fails on saving when using `''`
* Add App favicon
* Remove defaults, collapse misc sections
* Move Save btn, Add API rate limit
* small cleanup
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Updates the default `QUEUE_CONNECTION` value to be `redis`
instead of `sync`. This can cause problems if users skip
the initial setup or select the prefilled options rather
than the recommended ones.
Closes#4660
Added SERVER_NAME environment variable to stop laravel framework server name defaulting to localhost, causing mail relays such as Gmail to stop silently dropping emails due to sender name being localhost.
This action allows servers to be deleted, but only be soft-deleted for
10 minutes. After that time period the server will be completely
removed from the database and daemon. This allows some safety if a
server is accidentally deleted.
Force deleting a server will still work. If the daemon is in-accessible
the server will fail to be deleted. When server is soft-deleted admins
can still view its information page in the admin CP, however the server
will be suspended and inaccessible on the front-end or though the
daemon.
Admins can manually delete the server ahead of the delete timer, or if
it failed to delete previously they can do an immediate retry.
