* Update frigate.sh
* Add Frigate metadata and overhaul installer
Add frontend metadata for Frigate (frontend/public/json/frigate.json), remove the old .bak metadata file, and perform a major refactor of install/frigate-install.sh. The installer now targets Debian 12 (Bookworm), converts APT sources to deb822, installs and builds required dependencies (Python wheels, libusb, OpenVINO, Tempio, Nginx, sqlite extensions), configures hardware acceleration and GPU access, fetches and deploys Frigate and go2rtc releases, and prepares inference/audio models. Systemd service units were improved (dependencies, env file usage, safer log file handling, create_directories service) and services are enabled/started with cleanup steps added. Also updated copyright/authorship and various runtime environment exports and default Frigate config changes (ffmpeg hwaccel, detector selection, disabled auth/detect in default config).
* Update frigate.json
* frigate: update metadata and installer
Update frontend metadata (config path, interface port, and expanded description) and modernize the install script: switch apt-get to apt, streamline dependency list (remove wget/jq/unzip), replace inline hardware-acceleration/GPU group tweaks with setup_hwaccel, pin Frigate release to v0.16.4 for reproducible installs, and fetch/libusb build now uses fetch_and_deploy_gh_release with adjusted paths. Also clean up removed temporary files.
* add std
npm run db:push ran drizzle migrate (CREATE TABLE) on an empty directory
before the config backup was restored, creating a fresh DB that got
immediately overwritten by the old backup. The old DB was missing new
columns like resources.postAuthPath (added in 1.15.4).
Replace with drizzle-kit push after config restore, which introspects the
existing DB and applies schema diffs (ALTER TABLE) instead.
Ref: #12068
Recyclarr v8.0 moved local includes from configs/ to a dedicated
includes/ directory. The install script now creates both dirs
upfront. The update script migrates existing include subdirs
from configs/ to includes/ after the binary update and also
handles detection for both old (recyclarr.yml) and new
(configs/) config layouts.
See https://recyclarr.dev/guide/upgrade-guide/v8.0
Ref #12109
Planka v2.0.1 moved all uploads to a unified data directory:
- public/{favicons,user-avatars,background-images} -> data/protected/
- private/attachments -> data/private/
The update script was still restoring files to the old locations,
which made attachments, avatars and backgrounds disappear after
updating from rc.4 to 2.0.1.
Changes:
- update_script: backup handles both old and new layouts
- update_script: restore now uses new v2 paths
- install script: create v2 data directories on fresh install
Ref #12066
* fix(huntarr): add build-essential for native pip dependencies
Some Python packages in requirements.txt need a C++ compiler for
native extensions. Without build-essential the uv pip install
step fails with 'command c++ not found'.
Closes#12117
* Change apt-get to apt for installing dependencies
* Ensure git dependency before updating Huntarr
Added dependency check for git before fetching and deploying the GitHub release.
* drunk
* Add calibre-web (ct)
* Fix casing in Calibre-Web references
* Correct case for Calibre-Web in installation script
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Co-authored-by: push-app-to-main[bot] <203845782+push-app-to-main[bot]@users.noreply.github.com>
Co-authored-by: Chris <punk.sand7393@fastmail.com>
- This PR will add the ability to change the PatchMon listen port in the
Nginx config during update, if the `SERVER_PORT` env var is set in
`/opt/patchmon/backend.env` and if the port is not 443
- If not set, or if set and the port is 443, then no changes are made to
the listen port in the Nginx config
Replace the final '| head -1' in both install and ct scripts with 'awk 'NR==1'' to pick the first matching Teamspeak release line. In the ct script the previous temporary toggling of pipefail was also removed, simplifying the command. This improves compatibility and reduces reliance on an extra utility in minimal environments.
Update ct/jellyseerr.sh and ct/overseerr.sh to switch the container update handler to the Seerr script. The here-doc now uses a single-quoted EOF to avoid shell expansion and includes an explicit shebang for the generated /usr/bin/update. Instead of auto-executing the new update script, the code now informs the user to run 'update' again and exits (overseerr exits with 0). Also includes minor whitespace cleanup (removed trailing spaces on cd lines). This prevents unexpected immediate execution and ensures the generated script runs with the intended shell.
