Seed a default admin account and harden the installer; update symlink behavior and LXC hook argument handling.
- Install: downgrade Node setup to 22, write ADMIN_EMAIL/ADMIN_PASSWORD into /opt/trek/server/.env for initial boot, chmod the file, wait for app health, then remove plaintext creds from the env and print the default admin credentials. Remove previous DB patching script and credentials file generation. Add health-check failure handling.
- ct/trek.sh: check for /opt/trek instead of ~/.trek, run npm ci without --production, and recreate server data/uploads by removing any existing dirs and creating explicit symlinks.
- Installer: mirror symlink strategy used in the container (rm then ln -s) and ensure generated ENCRYPTION_KEY note; add ADMIN_EMAIL default.
- json: set default username to admin@trek.local, update notes about seeded admin, ENCRYPTION_KEY storage, and APP_URL recommendation.
- tools/pve/lxc-prehook.sh: fix append_unique_line_in_ct to pass positional arguments into the bash -c snippet safely (avoid parent-shell expansion).
These changes ensure a reproducible default admin creation flow without leaving plaintext credentials, improve symlink handling, and fix a bug in the LXC prehook.
Change Foldergram installation to store media and config under /opt/foldergram_media (create media dir, write env file there, update systemd EnvironmentFile). Update ct/foldergram.sh to remove temporary backup/restore during updates. Update json/foldergram.json config_path and add an info note about where to place media. Add tools/pve/ct-batch-create.sh — a new Proxmox CT batch-creator script (interactive/unattended modes, caching, storage selection) to download and deploy multiple community-scripts CTs.
Replace inconsistent msg_info calls with msg_warn for mirror-list warnings and msg_custom for "Attempting mirror" lines to unify output formatting in misc/build.func and misc/install.func. Simplify tools/pve/update-lxcs-cron.sh by removing the long mirror-probing block and using a straightforward apt-get update + noninteractive dist-upgrade (and cleanup of EXTERNALLY-MANAGED) in containers to reduce complexity and improve maintainability.
Enhance apt-get update handling for Debian/Ubuntu/Devuan containers by adding regional mirror lists and a fallback routine. The script now detects container timezone to prefer regional mirrors, builds a randomized candidate list, probes each mirror (timeout on TCP:80), rewrites /etc/apt/* sources to use a working mirror, and retries apt-get update until success. Keeps the existing non-interactive dist-upgrade and cleans up apt lists as before. This improves reliability of updates inside LXC containers when default mirrors are unreachable or misbehaving.
Replace the previous multi-step APT retry sequence (mirror swaps, sleeps, multiple retries) with a simpler fallback: on apt-get update failure disable Acquire::By-Hash, enable Acquire::AllowInsecureRepositories and attempt updates/installs using --allow-insecure-repositories/--allow-unauthenticated where needed. Restore secure settings and refresh lists afterwards, and preserve/propagate the original command exit status. Apply the same simplification in misc/build.func, misc/install.func and the Proxmox LXC cron updater (tools/pve/update-lxcs-cron.sh) to handle Debian repo desyncs more reliably and reduce complex retry logic.
Display an installation summary (including downloaded script SHA256, source, install path, config, log file, and cron schedule) and make script review optional before install. Add an interactive View menu to inspect the installed worker script, cron configuration, or both; implement view_worker_script, view_cron_config (shows cron entry, human-readable schedule, config contents and excluded patterns, and log file size), and cron_to_human helper. Also update prompt wording and the View option description.
tools/pve/cron-update-lxcs.sh: add show_status, run_now and rotate_log functions; expose new menu options (Status, Run, Rotate) and enlarge menu. Consolidate license line formatting.
tools/pve/update-lxcs-cron.sh: tighten variable scoping, improve ostype detection and logging, add fallback for hostname, handle unknown OS types, harden apt workflow (retry with By-Hash workaround and refresh lists), skip template containers correctly, add error reporting on container updates, and use a timed shutdown. Update author/license header.
Overall: adds manual control and status/log rotation to the cron manager and makes the container updater more robust and safer for Debian/Ubuntu-based containers.
Update script and license links to use GitHub raw URLs. Replace git.community-scripts.org references with https://raw.githubusercontent.com/... for script fetching and https://github.com/... for the LICENSE link in tools/pve/cron-update-lxcs.sh and tools/pve/update-lxcs-cron.sh so the curl examples and REPO_URL point to GitHub-hosted raw content.
Update frontend docs and significantly refactor dependency-check tooling.
- frontend: set supported version to "PVE 8.x / 9.x" and add info about --install/--status/--uninstall flags.
- Add new tools/pve/dependency-check copy.sh (installer wrapper).
- Rework tools/pve/dependency-check.sh: add CLI (install/status/uninstall), PVE version detection/validation, improved logging/colors, safer config parsing, more robust storage checks, validated tag handling (dep_ping/dep_tcp), portable TCP/ping checks, and wait/timeout helper.
- Improve applicator script handling (ignore list, avoid overwriting other hookscripts), update systemd units (PathExistsGlob, unit binding), and implement uninstall to remove assignments and installed files.
These changes harden lifecycle management and make installation/cleanup and runtime checks more robust and observable.
This script provides a deployment helper for OCI containers on Proxmox VE 9.1, including functions for checking Proxmox version, parsing image references, and deploying containers with customizable options.
This commit removes the subscription nag for mobile version of pve.
Basically this script adds new javascript inside the head section of the html (could not make it work in body probably related to the template). Then it waits for page to load and when it loaded, everytime the body is changed, it tries to get the nag and click on close button so that it disappear. Once it found the nag it stops watching for new change in the body.
