Fix: use image proxy for external logos in admin and guide modules to prevent mixed content issues on HTTPS deployments - #114
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- Change DATA_DIR and DVR_DIR to use env vars with local fallbacks - Add DATA_DIR and DVR_DIR environment variables to Dockerfile - Add redirect following (301/302/307/308) to image proxy - Add User-Agent header to image proxy for Wikipedia/CDN compatibility - Add .gitignore for node_modules, data/, dvr/, and common files
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Updated the admin and guide modules to always use the backend image proxy for external (http/https) channel logos and posters.
This prevents mixed content errors when the site is served over HTTPS, ensuring all images load securely.
Local or relative image paths are not proxied, so internal assets continue to load directly.
The fix applies to all places where channel logos are rendered in the admin dashboard (live activity, watch history) and the TV guide.
This makes the frontend robust for HTTPS deployments and improves compatibility with external sources.