* Update rclone-install.sh
fuse3 is needed for mounting
* Update alpine-rclone.sh
activate FUSE by default
* Update rclone.sh
activate FUSE by default
* Update alpine-rclone-install.sh
install fuse3 which is needed for mounting
- Replace generic (:your_port) with actual port 7655 in ct/pulse.sh
- Provides users with correct access URL immediately after setup
- Fixes incomplete access information shown at container creation
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* fix: streamline Pulse installation for web-based configuration
- Remove all interactive prompts during installation
- Remove .env setup (handled by web UI)
- Remove configuration messages (handled by web UI)
- Change install directory from /opt/pulse-proxmox to /opt/pulse
- Update JSON note to reflect web-based setup wizard
Pulse now features a complete web-based configuration system with
automatic setup detection, making manual .env configuration obsolete.
The new workflow:
1. Script installs Pulse without any user interaction
2. Service starts automatically
3. User navigates to the provided URL
4. Pulse shows setup wizard for configuration
5. No SSH or manual file editing required
This provides the ideal community script experience - completely
hands-off installation with configuration through the web interface.
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* Update pulse.sh to align with non-interactive installation
- Change paths from /opt/pulse-proxmox to /opt/pulse
- Remove .env file backup/restore logic since Pulse now uses web-based configuration
- Simplify permissions setting to match new installation approach
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* little fixes
* Update pulse.sh
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* Ensure lsb-release is installed
Fixes 4548
* Change to use same syntax as check for composer
There's a proposed solution to #4247 (which doesn't seem to have been committed - I'll fix that in a moment). I've changed the test I'm using to match that suggestion.
* Re-install composer
See #4550
* Try to catch download errors
During troubleshooting of another error, I ran into a condition where downloading the new version failed. It seems that this is because the earlier call to get the $RELEASE had failed.
This change is an attempt to catch download errors, and alert the user, and to not rm the existing install until we know the download worked.
* Re-install php-fpm
I missed in the earlier commit that this wasn't getting reinstalled
