# Administration panel

The panel is a separate listener (default `127.0.0.1:9091`) embedded in the binary. Reach it through an SSH
tunnel (`ssh -L 9091:127.0.0.1:9091 server`) or a VPN. It is in English by default; switch to Polish with the
language selector (remembered per browser). Settings pages apply changes immediately, without a restart.

## First login

![First run](images/setup.png)

On the first start there is no administrator. Generate a one-time token on the server and paste it together
with the new login and password (at least 12 characters):

```bash
sudo -u active-push active-push admin setup-token     # valid 60 minutes, single use
```

Without a browser: `sudo -u active-push active-push admin init --username admin`.

## 01 Overview

![Overview](images/overview.png)

- **Tiles** - requests per minute, active push connections, **devices** (physical phones, counted by DeviceId),
  **mailboxes** (logins), mails sent, errors, failed logins and transfer. One person with several mailboxes on
  one phone counts as one device and several mailboxes; the devices tile also shows the number of
  partnerships (device x mailbox pairs).
- **Charts** - traffic, synchronised items and data per minute (60 min / 6 h / 24 h), requests per hour for the
  last 7 days. Hover a chart to read exact values.
- **Commands**, **device types** and **server** (version, uptime, memory, IMAP pool, database and WAL size,
  configured backends).

## 02 Live

![Live](images/live.png)

Push connections (Ping or hanging Sync) with their heartbeat progress, requests in flight and a live stream of
finished requests (Server-Sent Events). Filter the stream by mailbox, device or command; pause it while reading.

## 03 Devices

![Devices](images/devices.png)

One row per **physical device**. Every mailbox configured on it is a chip; a green dot means that mailbox
currently holds a push connection. Filters: push, pending approval, blocked, inactive for 30 days.

Click a mailbox chip (or the row) to open the partnership:

![Device](images/device.png)

- details reported by the device (model, OS, IMEI, user agent, protocol, policy),
- per-folder statistics (items, sent/received, last sync, window size, loop detection hits),
- recent requests and free-form notes,
- actions: **approve**, **full resync**, **force re-provision**, **block/unblock**, **remote wipe** (confirmed by
  typing the device id), **cancel wipe**, **show recovery password**, **remove partnership**.

All actions are written to the audit log.

## 04 Mailboxes

![Mailboxes](images/mailboxes.png)

Every login that synchronises through ActiveSync, with its devices, the **other mailboxes on the same device**
(useful to see one person's accounts together), push connections, requests, last activity and effective policy.
Blocking a mailbox applies immediately on every device. Active login lockouts can be cleared here.

## 05 Backends

![Backends](images/backends.png)

IMAP, SMTP, CalDAV and CardDAV. Each section has a **Test connection** button that uses the values currently in
the form (also unsaved ones) and an optional test login; the password is never stored.

## 06 ActiveSync

![ActiveSync](images/activesync.png)

Login format and default domain, e-mail address template, protocol version, synchronisation limits, push
intervals, Autodiscover, logging and retention.

## 07 Policies

![Policies](images/policies.png)

Provisioning switch, loose provisioning, named policies with every `policies.ini` option and per-mailbox
assignments (`login=policy`, one per line). Changing a policy makes devices accept it again.

## 08 Security

![Security](images/security.png)

Login lockout thresholds, trusted proxies and client IP header, network allow lists for ActiveSync and the
panel, allowed/blocked mailboxes and device types, device approval, panel session lifetime, Prometheus token,
administrator password change and signing out other sessions.

## 09 Logs and audit

![Logs](images/logs.png)

Recent server log lines (level filter, search, auto refresh) and the audit trail of administrative actions.
The log view is an in-memory ring buffer; the full log goes to journald. See [LOGS.md](LOGS.md).

## Themes and small screens

![Light theme](images/overview-light.png)

The theme button switches between dark and light. On narrow screens the navigation collapses into a menu.

<img src="images/mobile.png" alt="Mobile" width="320">