User-defined SSID groups (configured on the WiFi Networks page and
stored in unifi.ssid_groups) now drive PPSK sibling propagation. The
previous same-SSID-name detection missed cases where two grouped
WLANs have *different* names — e.g. "VCS Guest" on 2.4 and "VCS
Guest 5G" on 5GHz manually grouped by the operator. Falls back to
same-name siblings when no group is configured.
Match-by-name fix: embedded PPSKs on this controller don't carry a
name field — the human "GUEST" label is the *network's* name, with
the entry referenced via networkconf_id. updateEmbeddedPpsk and
verifyEmbeddedPpsk now resolve name → networkconf_id first and match
on that, with entry-name and current-passphrase as fallbacks for
other controller variants.
After every rotation we re-fetch each affected WLAN and verify the
new passphrase is actually present on the named network. Failures
("mismatch" or "fetch_failed" on the primary, anything other than
"not_found" on a sibling) surface in the cron run details as failed
PPSKs so the operator sees what didn't propagate.
v1.10.4.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Every rotation changes an embedded PPSK's synthetic id (it's derived
from sha256(wlan_id : passphrase)). The ingest sync matched only by
unifi_id, so after rotation the row's id was "new" — the sync created
a fresh active row and marked the previous one held. Over multiple
rotations this accumulated: each rotation left a held tombstone, and
the rotate_password / schedule flags were stuck on the original
tombstone instead of transferring to the new active row.
Dev's GUEST PPSK had 3 rows after a few rotations: two held (with
rotate_password=true on the first), one active with rotate=false.
Future rotations would silently skip that PPSK because the active row
no longer had the rotate flag set.
Fix in three layers, all in WifiController::ppskIndex:
1. Match priority extended: unifi_id → name within wlan → held by
passphrase. The name match means a passphrase change just updates
the existing row in place. No more new-row creation per rotation.
2. Salvage step before pruning: for each active row, scan held
tombstones with the same name and copy over rotate_password and
schedule. Operator's rotation opt-in survives history.
3. Prune step: held rows with the same name as an active row in the
same wlan are now hard-deleted (their settings were just salvaged,
their data is stale). Keeps the WiFi modal clean instead of
accumulating phantoms.
v1.10.2.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The sibling-rotation path's "Embedded PPSK not found" error was being
surfaced to the operator as a failure, but it's not — it just means
the PPSK isn't mirrored on that band (GUEST was configured on one
band only, which is a perfectly valid setup). Logging this as a
sibling failure also poisoned the cron run status to "partial".
Now: "not found"-style errors from updateEmbeddedPpsk on a sibling
become info-level log entries and the loop continues. Other errors
(API failures, permissions, etc.) still surface as warnings/failures.
v1.10.1.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The sibling-update path on prod failed with "Embedded PPSK not found
by current passphrase" because the DB-stored x_passphrase on the
unedited band was stale — earlier manual edits (pre-1.8.1) only
touched one band, leaving the other band's row out of sync. When
rotation then tried to use that stale passphrase to find the entry,
no match.
updateEmbeddedPpsk now takes an optional $name parameter and tries it
first. PPSK names within a WLAN are unique, so name-matching survives
any passphrase drift caused by historical out-of-band edits.
Passphrase matching stays as a fallback for callers that don't have
a name (none currently — both rotation and the manual modal pass it).
v1.9.1.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Three bugs reported from prod after a PPSK rotation:
1. unifi.password_rotation.last_password was only saved after a
whole-SSID rotation. PPSK-only setups (the typical guest-WiFi case)
ran a successful rotation but the setting stayed empty, so the
Settings → Tasks UI never showed the current password and the
/api/unifi/wifi/current-password endpoint returned 404
"no rotated password recorded yet". The PPSK loop now writes
last_password on every successful PPSK rotation.
2. When an SSID is "banded" (band-steering disabled), UniFi splits it
into one wlanconf per band — 2.4GHz and 5GHz each get their own _id
and their own embedded PPSK array. Rotating the PPSK on one band
left the other band with the old password. New
UnifiApiClient::getWlanSiblings($wlanId) finds all wlanconfs that
share an SSID name; both rotation and the manual modal edit now
call updateEmbeddedPpsk on each sibling and update the matching
UnifiPpsk DB rows.
3. The manual WiFi modal edit had the same band-blindness as #2 —
editing the GUEST PPSK on the 2.4GHz half left the 5GHz half stale.
WifiController::ppskUpdate now walks siblings the same way.
v1.8.1.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Embedded PPSKs live inside the parent WLAN's private_preshared_keys
array — they have no controller-side _id and the synthetic emb_<hash>
we generate locally isn't a real REST id. Hitting /rest/ppsk/emb_xxx
returns HTTP 400/503, which is what the GUEST PPSK rotation was
failing on at the scheduled 3pm run.
* New UnifiApiClient::updateEmbeddedPpsk($wlanId, $oldPass, $newPass):
GETs /rest/wlanconf/{wlanId}, finds the matching entry in
private_preshared_keys by current passphrase, swaps the value while
preserving whichever field name the controller uses (x_passphrase /
password / passphrase), and PUTs the whole WLAN object back.
* RotatePasswords detects emb_-prefixed unifi_ids and routes through
the embedded path. The synthetic id is rederived from the new
passphrase so the DB row stays addressable.
* WifiController::ppskUpdate (manual modal save) does the same — this
is why manual edits sometimes appeared to succeed but the controller
side actually rejected them.
Verified live against the GUEST PPSK on 10.81.0.1.
v1.5.5.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
UniFi's /rest/apgroup endpoints (and per-SSID ap_group_ids writes via
/rest/wlanconf) require session-cookie auth — they don't accept the
X-API-Key header. The Integration API doesn't expose AP groups at all.
So with the current deployment running on API-key auth, every AP-group
operation returned 400 api.err.InvalidObject. Removing the dead code
rather than carrying a feature that can't function.
* Deleted ApGroupController, ApGroups.vue, the /ap-groups/* routes,
and getApGroups/createApGroup/updateApGroup/deleteApGroup from
UnifiApiClient.
* Removed the per-SSID AP-group assignment from Wifi.vue + the
updateApGroups action + /wifi/{wlanId}/ap-groups route + the
ap_group_ids field from the mapWlan output.
* Removed the AP Groups nav entry from composer.json.
If a future deploy adds local-admin username+password auth, AP groups
can be reintroduced — the UnifiApiClient::buildRequest() session-cookie
path is intact.
v1.3.1.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The AP Groups page (ApGroups.vue + ApGroupController + UnifiApiClient
CRUD methods) has been built but never declared in composer.json's
pages list, so it was hidden from the menu. Added it at sort_order=6,
between WiFi Networks and Portal.
The WiFi Networks page already has per-SSID AP-group assignment via
the existing updateApGroups route — that wires into UniFi's standard
ap_group_ids field on wlanconf. (UniFi doesn't expose per-AP-only
assignment separately; the convention is "make a one-AP group for
this AP and assign the SSID to it.")
For the "always pull from UniFi on load" guarantee:
- getWlans() and getApGroups() are already uncached — fresh on every
page load
- getDevices() (feeds the AP picker for group membership) is cached
for unifi.cache_ttl seconds; both ApGroupController::index and
WifiController::index now Cache::forget('unifi:devices') before
reading so the device list is always fresh
v1.3.0.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Add password rotation: RotatePasswords console command + migration + service updates
- Add PPSK management: UnifiPpsk model, migration, SyncPpskSchedules console
- Add VLAN groups and AP groups: VlanGroupController, ApGroupController, model, migration
- Add RebootAllAps console command
- Add in_alert column to device states
- Wire new features through service provider, routes, and existing controllers/services
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
