Replace unconditional debug echoes in misc/api.func with checks on DEV_MODE so telemetry debug output is only shown when DEV_MODE=true. Make curl fire-and-forget: verbose HTTP code and payload logging only in DEV_MODE, while production uses a silent curl invocation that never blocks or fails. Remove a stray trailing whitespace in detect_ram. Add misc/data/telemetry-ingest.exe binary to repo.
Extend telemetry collection to include GPU model, CPU vendor/model, and RAM speed. misc/api.func: enhance detect_gpu to capture GPU_MODEL and default unknown values; add detect_cpu and detect_ram (dmidecode used for RAM speed), export new globals, and include cpu_*/gpu_model/ram_speed in post_to_api and post_update_to_api payloads. misc/data/service.go: add GPUModel/CPUVendor/CPUModel/RAMSpeed fields to TelemetryIn/Out/StatusUpdate, update PBClient mapping, expand allowed enum values to accept "unknown", sanitize and default empty vendor/passthrough fields to "unknown", and validate new cpu_vendor values. Changes maintain backward compatibility by using "unknown" where data is unavailable.
Dashboard: add sortable table UI and client-side sorting support — CSS for sortable headers, data-sort attributes, default sort on Created (desc), timestamp formatting, header click handling, and inclusion of sort param in paginated fetches. Records now show a formatted Created column with full timestamp in the title. Initialize sortable headers on load.
Telemetry/client: switch to sending a full JSON payload (allows create if initial PATCH failed) and include extra fields (ct_type, disk_size, core_count, ram_size, os_type, os_version, pve_version, method). pve_version is detected when available.
Server: extend FetchRecordsPaginated to accept a sort field, validate allowed sort fields to prevent injection, use the sort when building the PB API request (default -created), and propagate the sort query param from the HTTP handler to the fetch call.
Overall this enables server-side sorted pagination from the dashboard and richer telemetry records.
Clean up formatting in misc/api.func for readability. Normalized spacing in the categorize_error case patterns, removed trailing blank-space lines, and standardized detect_gpu blank-line spacing. Converted heredoc assignments to use multiline $() style for JSON_PAYLOAD in post_tool_to_api, post_addon_to_api, and post_update_to_api_extended, and added a final newline at end of file. No functional changes intended; purely whitespace/formatting cleanup.
Extend FetchDashboardData to collect additional metrics: tool executions, addon installations, GPU usage (including passthrough), error categories, and install durations for averaging. Populate new Dashboard fields (GPUStats, ErrorCategories, TopTools, TopAddons, AvgInstallDuration) and add helper builders (buildGPUStats, buildErrorCategories, buildToolStats, buildAddonStats) that sort results and trim to top-N where appropriate. Keeps existing daily stats and recent records logic unchanged.
Add extended telemetry functions and server-side support: misc/api.func gains helpers (categorize_error, install timer, detect_gpu) and new reporters for tools, addons, and an extended post_update_to_api with duration, GPU and error_category. misc/data/service.go updated to accept and validate new fields (type: tool/addon, tool_name, parent_ct, gpu_vendor, gpu_passthrough, install_duration, error_category), expand allowed enums, include new fields in UpsertTelemetry and mapping, and add input sanitization. Also add telemetry-ingest.exe binary. These changes enable richer telemetry (tool/addon events, GPU info, durations and categorized errors) and server ingestion/validation for them.
Correct telemetry status spelling ("sucess" → "success") and map status values accordingly. Normalize EOF/newline handling in several misc/data files. Major refactor of tools/pve/microcode.sh: update copyright/author, remove the verbose CPU detection/display helpers, simplify current microcode detection, streamline package discovery and selection logic, switch wget to curl, clean up download/install flow (use basename and remove /tmp usage), simplify UI/messages and exit handling, and remove live microcode reload/version post-install checks.
Send only changing fields for status updates and add server-side update flow.
- Trimmed telemetry JSON payload in misc/api.func to include only status, error, and exit_code (removed static fields and pve_version) so updates are minimal.
- Added TelemetryStatusUpdate type and new PBClient methods: FindRecordByRandomID, UpdateTelemetryStatus, and UpsertTelemetry in misc/data/service.go. UpsertTelemetry creates a record for status="installing", otherwise finds the record by random_id and PATCHes only status/error/exit_code (fallbacks to create if not found).
- Relaxed validation logic in validate(): detect updates (status != "installing") and skip certain strict numeric checks for update requests while keeping required fields and other validations.
- Main handler now calls UpsertTelemetry instead of CreateTelemetry and logs generic errors.
These changes allow idempotent, minimal updates to existing telemetry records and avoid repeatedly sending/storing unchanged metadata.
Enhance post_update_to_api robustness and observability: add debug traces for entry, missing curl, duplicate submissions, DIAGNOSTICS/RANDOM_UUID checks, payload/URL output, and HTTP response code capture; make curl non-blocking and tolerant of failures. Also invoke post_update_to_api on installation failure so build/install errors are reported to telemetry. Includes a small comment glyph fix in build.func. Changes keep telemetry as a silent, best-effort path that won't break script execution.
Reformat telemetry pre-checks in misc/api.func for clearer multi-line condition handling and remove stray whitespace around the curl response logging. Tweak misc/build.func comment line (minor encoding/visual cleanup). In misc/data/service.go remove the strict allowedMethod map and its validation so the 'method' field is treated as optional/flexible; keep sanitization and numeric validations unchanged. These changes improve readability and allow custom method values without breaking behavior.
