Changed the default PostgreSQL version from 12 to 13 in both the setup script and the JSON configuration. Also removed a redundant password change warning from the JSON notes.
Simplifies the update process in ct/postgresus.sh by using a helper function for fetching and deploying releases, streamlining frontend and backend build steps, and improving status messages. Updates the logo URL in frontend/public/json/postgresus.json to use a CDN-hosted image.
Introduces scripts for installing and managing the Maxun web scraping platform in a containerized environment, including ct/maxun.sh for container setup, install/maxun-install.sh for full installation and service configuration, and frontend/public/json/maxun.json for application metadata and integration.
Increase default RAM to 4GB and disk to 20GB for Hoodik builds in scripts and metadata. Split frontend and backend build steps, add frontend build commands, and clean up build artifacts after installation. Update installation instructions and warnings to reflect new requirements and build times. Change default URLs to use HTTP instead of HTTPS and adjust systemd service working directory.
Introduces Dokploy support with installation and container setup scripts, and adds metadata for frontend integration. These changes enable automated deployment and management of Dokploy as a container, including resource configuration and update handling.
The cleanup_lxc function now supports package manager cleanup for Fedora, Rocky, AlmaLinux, CentOS (dnf/yum), openSUSE (zypper), and Gentoo (emerge), in addition to Alpine and Debian/Ubuntu. All package manager and language tool cleanup commands now suppress error output for robustness. JSON files were reformatted for consistent indentation.
Introduces container setup scripts and install scripts for AlmaLinux, CentOS Stream, Devuan, Fedora, Gentoo, openEuler, openSUSE, Rocky Linux, and updates Alpine install script. Adds corresponding JSON metadata files for each distribution in the frontend. These changes enable streamlined LXC container creation and installation for a wide range of Linux distributions.
