Introduces setup_postgresql_db to automate PostgreSQL database and user creation, extension installation, role configuration, and credential management. Supports options for superuser privileges, schema permissions, and compatibility settings for frameworks like Django and Rails.
Refactored omada-install.sh to use setup_java and setup_mongodb functions, simplifying Java and MongoDB installation logic. Improved manage_tool_repository in tools.func to provide explicit suite mapping and fallbacks for newer or unknown Debian and Ubuntu releases, enhancing compatibility with future distributions. Minor comment translations and cleanups included.
Added explicit success messages after removing legacy installations for nvm, rbenv, rustup, and Go workspace in the cleanup_legacy_install function. Also updated ensure_apt_working to use the $STD variable for apt update commands for consistency.
Enhances the build and error handler scripts to better manage installation logs. On install failure, the log is now copied from the container to the host for easier debugging. The error handler now saves the log inside the container's /root directory for later retrieval, improving traceability and support.
Replaces direct npm list checks with STD-prefixed commands and output parsing to improve reliability when detecting installed global module versions in the setup_nodejs function.
Introduces a SESSION_ID variable for log file naming and tracking, updates log file paths to include timestamps and session IDs, and enhances error handling output to use custom message functions when available. Also improves log file management and user guidance for viewing logs, and refactors error handler to better support containerized environments.
Improves architecture and OS detection, adds support for i686, and streamlines version fetching and installation logic. Introduces uvx wrapper installation when requested, generates shell completions, and optionally installs a specific Python version via uv. Cleans up temporary directory handling and error management for robustness.
Replaces many msg_info calls with msg_custom for more consistent and expressive status messages in build.func. Refines SSH client detection in core.func to better distinguish local, subnet, and external connections, and adds additional warnings for external SSH usage.
App-declared CPU, RAM, and disk defaults now take precedence over default.vars only if they are higher, ensuring resource allocations favor app requirements. Additionally, informational output for storage configuration and default.vars creation has been silenced for less verbose operation.
Moves APT pinning for NodeSource to occur before removing existing Debian nodejs packages, ensuring Debian's nodejs is not reinstalled. Cleans up logic for removing conflicting packages and clarifies the order of operations in setup_nodejs.
Enhances the setup_nodejs function to remove Debian-packaged Node.js if present, set APT preferences to prioritize NodeSource packages, and verify npm availability after installation. These changes help avoid conflicts between Debian and NodeSource Node.js versions and ensure npm is properly installed.
Added detailed comments at the top of misc/tools.func describing its purpose, key features, and usage examples. This improves clarity for maintainers and users of the helper functions.
Introduced upgrade_packages_with_retry to handle package upgrades with retry logic, similar to existing install_packages_with_retry. Refactored Java, MariaDB, and other install/upgrade flows to use the new retry functions and ensure_dependencies for more robust package management. Improved error handling and repository preparation steps.
Introduces unified helper functions for cleaning up keyrings, stopping services, verifying tool versions, and cleaning legacy installs. Adds a retry mechanism for package installation and a repository preparation function to streamline setup and error handling. Refactors all tool setup and removal logic to use these helpers, reducing code duplication and improving maintainability.
Expanded the removal of GPG keyrings and repository configuration files for MariaDB, MySQL, MongoDB, Node.js, PHP, PostgreSQL, Java (Adoptium), and ClickHouse in both removal and setup functions. This ensures all possible keyring locations are cleaned before new installations, reducing risk of conflicts and improving idempotency. Also improved PHP-FPM service cleanup and added version verification for MongoDB setup.
Updated the entire misc/tools.func script to use consistent 2-space indentation for improved readability and maintainability. No functional changes were made.
Corrects the case of the release name in the LibreNMS installer to 'librenms' and updates Node.js installation commands to use the $STD variable for consistent output and logging.
Introduced a new cleanup_lxc function in core.func to standardize and enhance system cleanup across scripts. Updated debian.sh and debian-install.sh to use this function instead of inline cleanup commands, improving maintainability and consistency. Also updated author and copyright information.
Adds robust error handling and fallback logic for network operations in setup_ffmpeg, setup_gs, setup_hwaccel, setup_java, setup_mariadb, setup_ruby, setup_clickhouse, setup_uv, and setup_yq functions. Now uses timeouts, checks for empty responses, and provides alternative installation paths or informative warnings when API or mirror requests fail. This improves reliability in environments with intermittent or restricted network access.
Introduces functions for checking tool installation and version, removing old versions, determining if upgrades are needed, and managing repositories for major tools (MariaDB, MongoDB, Node.js, PHP, PostgreSQL, MySQL). Refactors setup functions for Composer, FFmpeg, Go, Ghostscript, ImageMagick, Java, local IP helper, MariaDB, MongoDB, MySQL, and Node.js to use these new utilities, improving idempotency, upgrade handling, and error reporting. Enhances repository setup with parameter validation and error handling.
Enhanced the setup_mariadb function to better handle MariaDB repository updates, version checks, and upgrade flows. The script now updates the repository if the version differs, provides clearer messaging, and ensures proper upgrade steps for both repository and package updates.
