* Add host-migrate.sh Proxmox VE tool
Add tools/pve/host-migrate.sh — an interactive Proxmox VE host migration utility. The script (whiptail UI) can export host configuration, /etc tarball, SSH keys, APT state and LXC/QEMU guests (vzdump or config-only) into a timestamped bundle, with optional on-demand NFS mounting. It also supports importing bundles to restore guests and selective host components (storage, users, SSH, APT, hosts, network, hostname) with explicit warnings for dangerous operations (network/hostname). Implements preflight checks, manifest creation, storage mapping checks, cleanup trap for NFS, and integrates helper functions loaded from the project's core scripts.
* Improve storage prep & mounting in host-migrate
Add interactive storage preparation and safer mount handling for host-migrate.
- Track and clean up on-demand mounts via TEMP_MOUNTS and extend cleanup handler.
- Add helpers: _new_mountpoint, _offer_fstab, mount_existing_fs, format_and_mount, create_lv_and_mount to mount, format, or create LVs and optionally persist to /etc/fstab.
- Enhance browse_mounts to list unmounted block devices and LVM VGs, offer mount/format/LV creation, and return prepared mount via BROWSE_RESULT.
- Integrate prepared target into choose_location and do_export; show free-space warning before export.
- Improve vzdump output detection to pick the newest non-log file.
- Minor UX/message tweaks and quoting fixes for backup filenames when restoring storage.cfg and /etc/hosts.
These changes let users pick or prepare target storage (mount existing FS, format disks, create LVs) interactively and ensures temporary mounts are cleaned up.
* fixes for npm, loki, omada, wishlist
Remove promtail from loki/alpine-loki
Replace node execstart in npm during update
add user agent to omada download
use pnpm 11 for wishlist
* remove Host migrate
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Co-authored-by: MickLesk <mickey.leskowitz@gmail.com>
Co-authored-by: CanbiZ (MickLesk) <47820557+MickLesk@users.noreply.github.com>
The rewrite module is essential for beautiful domains like "https://myexample.com/problematicSite". With the currently provided setup these domains end up in a 404, as apache is not rewriting the domain.
* Update Nginx installation and mod_zip configuration
Replaced nginx with nginx-extras and modified Nginx mod_zip installation to use the native Debian module.
* Update source URL for build functions in romm.sh
* Update install script URL in build.func
* Update romm-install.sh for Nginx and mod_zip installation
Updated the installation script to include Nginx and libpcre2-dev, and modified the process for installing the Nginx mod_zip module.
* Install Nginx mod_zip module and create symlinks
Add installation steps for Nginx mod_zip module.
* Modify Nginx installation to use custom modules path
Updated installation script to use a custom modules directory for Nginx.
* Install Nginx mod_zip without HTTP rewrite module
Removed unnecessary HTTP rewrite module from Nginx configuration.
* Simplify Nginx mod_zip installation script
Removed redundant installation of libpcre3-dev for Nginx mod_zip.
* Update romm-install.sh
* Remove temporary files after Nginx module installation
Clean up temporary files after installing the Nginx mod_zip module.
* Update source URL in romm.sh script
* Update install script URL to community repository
* fix(romm): replace getpagespeed repo with source compilation for mod_zip
The `getpagespeed` repository now requires a paid subscription, causing the RomM installation to fail with a 403 Forbidden error. Additionally, Debian 13 (Trixie) introduced an APT conflict between `libpcre3-dev` and `libpcre2-dev`.
This commit fixes the installation by:
- Removing the proprietary `getpagespeed` repository dependency.
- Replacing `libpcre3-dev` with `libpcre2-dev` to resolve APT conflicts on Debian 13.
- Downloading the `mod_zip` tarball directly from GitHub (avoiding `git clone`).
- Downloading the exact Nginx source code matching the installed APT version.
- Compiling the dynamic module (`ngx_http_zip_module.so`) using `--with-compat`.
- Placing the compiled module in a custom directory (`/etc/nginx/custom-modules/`) to bypass Debian's default symlink quirks.
- Cleaning up compilation files in `/tmp` to keep the container footprint small.
* migrate from nginx to angie
so dont need to then install nginx from tarball just to compile the zip module
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Co-authored-by: Sam Heinz <54530346+asylumexp@users.noreply.github.com>
* [arm64] Port scripts between komga-mediamanager to support arm64
adds override to make debian cts on arm64 use ubuntu mongodb binaries
* bump limesurvey
also port apprise-api, archivebox. Update meilisearch function to support arm64.
invoiceshelf changes are an existing bug.
changes to kasm are required to get docker working, as old docker provided by setup_docker will not work. The --ignore-dep-failures is required as there is a bug in the install script.
* add helper function for get_arch_value
* [arm64] Port scripts between garage-hortusfox to support arm64
Adds check for docker tag & arm64 in build.func and if present adds apparmor unconfined to get docker to work on non pve kernel
* revert added tags, remove apparmor unconfined, move to setup_docker
* Change issuingCertificateURL and crlDistributionPoints format
* Patch leaf_data.tpl to fix formatting issue
Remove square brackets from leaf_data.tpl template file.
* Update provisioners with x509 template data
Added a patch for updating provisioners with template data.
* trek: update install and upgrade workflow
Remove the hardcoded release tag and fetch the latest TREK release. Consolidate builds to npm workspaces (shared, client, server), copy client dist into server/public, and install/prune server deps for production. Add libkitinerary dependency and ensure dependencies during upgrade. Implement backup/restore during upgrades and add migration logic that detects the old systemd ExecStart; when present, rewrite trek.service to run the compiled dist via node --require tsconfig-paths/register, add XDG_CACHE_HOME and QT_QPA_PLATFORM env vars, and switch to network-online.target. Installer changes also create data/uploads directories, set additional .env defaults (TZ, LOG_LEVEL, DEFAULT_LANGUAGE, ALLOWED_ORIGINS), and adjust workspace setup steps.
* add proxy env
Enable Corepack and run Storyteller install/build commands through corepack yarn so the script honors upstream packageManager and avoids Yarn 1 failures.
Use Corepack-managed Yarn when available so installs respect upstream packageManager metadata and avoid Yarn classic mismatch failures during both fresh installs and updates.
Generate a policy-compliant ZO_ROOT_USER_PASSWORD during install so OpenObserve can start reliably on versions that require lower/upper/digit/special character complexity.
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