* Fix posting cipher with readonly collections
This fix will check if a collection is writeable for the user, and if not error out early instead of creating the cipher first and leaving it.
It will also save some database transactions.
Fixes#6562
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* Adjust code to delete on error
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- zstd support has been added in Docker v23
- Debian Bookworm/Bullseye ships with Docker v20.10
- Revert for now to maintain compatibility with older releases
* fix email as 2fa for sso
* allow saving device without updating `updated_at`
* check if email is some
* allow device to be saved in postgresql
* use twofactor_incomplete table
* no need to update device.updated_at
- Updated all the crates except for Diesel.
Diesel is pinned at v2.3.3 since newer versions break MySQL/MariaDB.
- Updated all the GHA workflows
- Fixed an issue with a migration breaking on an empty MySQL/MariaDB database.
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* Some small admin js/css updates
- Updated JS libraries
- Fixed some eslint errors
- Small update on the theme icon's to be a bit smaller and better sized.
Used OXVG via OXVGUI to shrink and optimze them.
Probably Fixes#6493
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* Adjust the size of the moon to be more inline with the other icons
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This PR adds an option to prefer IPv6 resolving before IPv4.
On IPv6 only systems this could be very useful, but will not solve IPv4 only domains of course.
For that you need a DNS64 + NAT64 solution
Fixes#6301
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As reported in #6477, redirection of favicon's didn't allowed caching.
This commit fixes this by adding the `Cached` wrapper around the response.
It will use the same TTL's used for downloading icon's locally.
Also removed `_` as valid domain character, these should not be used in FQDN's at all.
Those only serve as special chars used in domain labels, mostly used in SRV or TXT records.
Fixes#6477
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