- Option 19 scans an NFS server for its exports with pvesm scan nfs
- pveupgrade is described as the interactive package upgrade it starts
- The FAQ describes the wget install command and the Post-Install backups of .bashrc and MOTD
- Two Spanish error titles match the interface
- Uninstalling removes DefaultLimitNOFILE=1048576 and ulimit -n 1048576 as well as the legacy 256000 lines
- The customizable post-install runs the Log2RAM check every 10 minutes at low priority, as the automated one does
- Offline checks for terminal and website catalogs reject translations that change commands, paths, identifiers or placeholders
- Terminal and documentation texts that broke those contracts are corrected in every language
- Swedish can be chosen in the stable and beta installers
- The website routes, language switcher and exported pages cover the eight languages, with the shared website texts in each of them
- Website documentation translations are generated only when requested
- From PR #475 by @jcastro
- Open the post-install menu from the PBS menu
- List only the customizable options that apply to PBS
- Offer the PBS no-subscription repository through the native repository API
- Upgrade PBS with the package list shown before applying it
- Remove and restore the subscription notice on the PBS web interface
- Install Figurine on PBS without the Proxmox VE aliases
- Offer the Helper-Scripts PBS post-install and microcode scripts
- Tune firewall bridges after the systemd udev rules in the automated post-install
- Add PBS repository policy tests and syntax checks
- Document the PBS differences on the post-install page
- Use backups in the Spanish PBS update message
- Registry accounts are kept in /etc/pve/priv/proxmenux/registry-auth.json, shared by every node, unless REGISTRY_AUTH_FILE says otherwise
- The custom image importer offers to sign in when a registry refuses an image, and reads it again
- Installers, updates, the watchdog and the Monitor update check read private images with the saved accounts
- The host backup includes the accounts, and uninstalling ProxMenux removes them and keeps the OCI records of the cluster
- Spanish written by hand and spacing fixed for the registry account messages in every locale
- Docs: private registries section, Registry accounts in the OCI menu, README storage notes
- NAS menu: FygoOS, with the latest installer published on fygonas.com detected and a fallback version
- Menu search finds the NAS menu by the name of each system
- Docs: FygoOS card and per-system notes, including its web port
- Optional Settings: new step for the ZRAM swap profile, with what it does, how it is used and how to verify it
- Uninstall Optimizations: add the ZRAM swap profile to the kernel and memory group
- Customizable: list the ZRAM swap profile in the Optional category
- lang: rewrite the Spanish ZRAM messages and add the missing space after semicolons and the initial capital in the other locales
- Dialog menus show their options numbered, as the rest of ProxMenux does, and return the value of the chosen one, so each description has the whole width in every language.
- A storage, a bridge, a device node and the main OCI menu keep their tags, and number tags and separators are left as they are.
- Test for the numbering, the default option, the kept tags and a cancelled menu.
- OCI manager Apps carries the Technology Preview label that Proxmox VE gives to application containers from OCI images, in the main menu, the engine windows, the menu search, the message at the end of each installation, the release notes and the documentation.
- The documentation explains that the label refers to the Proxmox VE support it runs on, not to the ProxMenux engine, and stays until Proxmox VE marks it as stable.
- Spanish for the new message; the other languages are left to the translation bot.
- NUT Server (instantlinux/nut-upsd) runs the Network UPS Tools server for a UPS connected to the host by USB: the installation proposes the UPS the host detects, passes it to the container, generates the password of the upsmon user and starts with the host; clients such as PeaNUT connect on port 3493.
- A recipe can ask for the UPS of the host: without one, the installation stops and says so, and the advanced installation lets the node be typed by hand.
- The catalog lists 335 applications.
- Tests for the proposed UPS, a host without one and the recipe.
- Notification settings show the last 20 notifications with the result of each send, the error when one failed and every daily digest run, also on days with nothing to send; the history is read without the flag the API never returned, and the page does not offer to erase it, as Audit & Report reads it.
- The Ctrl menu of the three web terminals sends Ctrl+D, which ends a text pasted in the terminal, also from a phone or a tablet.
- The repository check lists every Proxmox VE or Enterprise Ceph repository whose suite does not match the installed version, with its channel and file, and says where to disable it; repository addresses are never shown.
- Adding an NVIDIA GPU to a VM writes its VFIO udev rule again when it is missing or was edited, and the pre-check counts a missing rule as a pending host change.
- New texts in English and Spanish, modelled in the translation steady-state test, and the notifications docs page describes the history section.
- Corrected the automatic translations of the new LXC update and power control texts, and the start, shutdown, reboot and stop buttons of VMs and LXCs in German, French, Portuguese and Swedish.
- Tests for the history panel, the terminal Ctrl+D, the repository message and the VFIO rule.
- Each host backup carries the node it belongs to, read from its source host or its name (`hostcfg-<node>`, a job of this node or its PBS backup ID); both backup lists also return the node name.
- The backup list offers This node / All nodes when some backup belongs to another node, with This node as the default, a count that follows the choice and a note with the backups not shown.
- Backups whose node cannot be read from their name are listed under All nodes.
- A local backup made on this node by a job that no longer exists is marked as Former job, read from its metadata file; backups without it, manual ones and those of other nodes are not marked.
- New texts in English and Spanish, modelled in the translation steady-state test.
- Tests for the node and the former job read from each backup, and for the cluster node membership notifications.
- "Install an image that is not in the catalog" also takes an oci-compose pasted in the terminal, next to reading it from a file or downloading it from an address.
- oci/README.md and the documentation page of the option describe the three ways, and the README links to the thread for suggesting applications (#440).
- oci/VALIDATION.md points to discussion #440 instead of the closed#360.
- The oci-compose tests pass on a host set to another language and without python3-jsonschema.
OCI manager Apps
- "Install an image that is not in the catalog" reads an oci-compose from a file of the host or from an address.
- A file written by hand states the image, its ports, variables and volumes, and what the installation asks; the rest is completed when it is read. A complete file, or the record of an installation, is installed as it is, and of a record only the template is used.
- Errors name the field they are in, also on a host without python3-jsonschema.
- oci/README.md describes the engine and the oci-compose block by block, with two examples in oci/examples/.
- The documentation page of the option covers it, in English and Spanish.
Log2RAM (reported by @f3rs3n)
- The sync removes the old active journal file from the disk copy, so a boot no longer restores it and journald deletes its oldest archives first. Log2RAM optimization 1.7; it takes effect from the next reboot.
Translations
- The bot keeps "oci-compose" as written.
- Spanish texts for the new option and for the Log2RAM notice.
A container volume is filled with what the image holds at that path, with its owner and permissions, as Docker does with a new volume. It was only done for the recipes that asked for it. Images that run as a user of their own and do not take PUID, such as Node-RED or Grafana, find their data directory writable and start.
The main menu opens with a search that finds an option of ProxMenux, an application of the OCI catalog or a Helper-Script by its name or by related words, in that order, and by category after the names.
Every result opens what its name says and nothing is run by the search itself: a script starts at its first screen, an application opens its page, an option of the post-install or a system utility opens its list with it marked, and an option that lives inside a menu is opened by that menu, which stays behind it.
The menus take the option to open as an argument and behave as before without one. The Helper-Scripts catalog is kept on the host and refreshed once a day. The main menu, the lists of OCI manager and the Helper-Scripts menu share the same height.
An addon is run where the catalog lists it: on the Proxmox host, inside an LXC chosen from a list, or wherever is chosen when it can be both. The LXC is started when it is stopped, and OCI containers are left out. Until now every addon ran on the host.
A script is downloaded whole before anything runs, so a failed or empty download runs nothing. Descriptions and notes the catalog writes in HTML are shown as plain text.
The menu opens one script given as argument, and is as tall as the main menu.
The image published by the Duplicati project joins the catalog next to the LinuxServer one.
Bitcoin Knots is hidden until its image closes the application cleanly when it stops; EmulatorJS and SickChill, until their images are published again.
Manyfold, BookStack and NetBox declare the services they need. Lychee and Manyfold install with their own SQLite database.
Folding@home, Healthchecks, NetBird, Speedtest Tracker, Twingate Connector, HA Bridge, ChatGPT Next Web, DDNS Updater and Minisatip explain each value, propose one or leave it to the advanced installation.
Pinchflat gets 1024 MB.
What a Compose file reserves is the least the application is promised, not the most it may use. 81 recipes had taken it as the memory of the container, as low as 128 MB, and the kernel stopped applications such as Home Assistant Official and UniFi Network.
Without a limit in the file the container gets the standard 1024 MB, or the reservation when it is larger. A limit the file sets is kept.
A path offered as a container volume or as a host directory is created for the user the application runs as, also as a volume, and is always mounted: the option of leaving it out is gone for those folders.
A container volume is never read-only, which is kept for a host directory that already holds the content, and the time files of the host are not turned into volumes.
An application that expects a database or another service that is already running shows it, with the address of its image documentation, before anything is asked, and its page lists it under Needs.
The installer windows share one width; the page of an application and the final summary are a little wider.
feat(oci): offer access to a host directory that already exists
feat(oci): gather the file-sharing applications in Files & Sharing
fix(oci): ShareCoveX keeps its settings in a 1 GB volume, and the new translations are mended
Installed for real on a lab host through the default and the advanced
installation, with a host directory and a container volume to share, and
removed again. The recipe states what was exercised: clean install and
service health; the rest of its validation fields stay pending.
ShareCoveX is a file server with a web panel that publishes directories
over SMB, NFS or both. Its recipe declares that it shares directories, so
the installation asks for them one after another, in the default mode as
well: each is a container volume or a directory of the host, mounted under
/shares with the name given to it. Modify offers to add more.
The advanced installation also offers the privileged profile NFSv4 needs;
the default one never asks and stays unprivileged. A secret can declare a
minimum length, and the recipe opens the Files & Sharing category.
- An observation is never left out for its age and cannot be dismissed:
the rule that hid it after 30 days without a repetition, and the
clean-up that marked the ones of a missing device, are removed.
- The ones earlier versions left out are shown again; an error that came
back while hidden appears with its first date and its full count.
- The audit attributes recorded events to a disk by its serial number.
- Nothing is written under /etc/pve unless it is the mounted cluster
filesystem; a Monitor that starts while pve-cluster is being restarted
waits for it and registers its webhook afterwards.
- The Monitor service is ordered after pve-cluster.service.
- The settings are written only when they have to change. The copies
taken before a change are kept in
/usr/local/share/proxmenux/backups/pve-notifications, and the ones left
in /etc/pve by earlier versions are moved there.
- Uninstalling the Monitor removes its target and matcher from Proxmox.
Reported in #427.
- The observations of a disk belong to its serial number, not to its
connector: a replaced disk starts clean, and the badge of the list
counts what the detail of the disk lists.
- An OCI container is recognised while it is still being installed, so
an image that carries Docker inside is not offered Docker.
- Links use the IPv4 address of a container and write IPv6 in brackets;
an answer without an address of its own is read again.
- The Monitor restores, when it starts, the DHCP clients of containers
that were started from it.
- The backup taken before an update or a modification is made on another
storage when it does not fit on the system disk; an operation without
room says so before anything is stopped.
- Privileged containers, relaxed AppArmor or seccomp, process limits, the
host monitors Glances and Netdata and single-file host mounts are
rebuilt and recovered like any other application.
- HAOS One installs the docker-haos image: port 8123, host time zone,
unprivileged, watchdog proposed by default; it is updated and modified
with Home Assistant's own check on the rebuilt container.
- A container that reboots itself gets its DHCP client back.
- The installer takes the address of the container's own interface, and
the notes of a suite or stack container show its LAN address.
- Seerr installs: its volume belongs to the image user and
no-new-privileges goes through the include of the container.
- Removing an application deletes its seccomp profile.
- Host restore notification: reports its tasks and no longer calls the node fully ready.
- Watchdog notification: covers an application that did not start as well as one that stopped again.
- OCI: Modify summary, Immich recognition preview, private network kept by another guest, empty USB list.
- gzip diagnostic no longer says that nothing changed.
Source questions from the Italian review by @f3rs3n.
- New service that starts again an OCI application that stopped on its own, such as Frigate after Save & Restart. A stop or shutdown asked by the user, a backup, a migration and a ProxMenux operation are never undone.
- The installer asks it in both modes and proposes what the recipe declares; it is changed from the management menu or with the Watchdog switch of the container modal in the Monitor.
- Notifications when the watchdog restarts an application and when it keeps stopping.
- The service is recorded in the change journal, and the feature is documented.
- The option that edits an installed application is Modify for one container and for a multi-container application, in the OCI menu and on the Monitor button. Recreate is only the rebuild of a multi-container application as it is.
- A stack recreation says "Recreating" and "Recreated" in its steps instead of "Updating".
- The notes of the GPU, Coral, disk and share menus no longer name the option.
- Spanish for the new texts; the English copies of the stack texts are removed from de, fr, pt and sv so the bot translates them.
The menu registers restored containers and refreshes the carried record
before it lists or manages an instance. The tests that run those menu
functions in isolation provide the new helpers they call.
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