Upgraded multiple dependencies and devDependencies to their latest versions, including @prisma, @tanstack/react-query, next, eslint, typescript-eslint, and others. This ensures compatibility, security, and access to new features and bug fixes.
Enhances the Node.js upgrade process by handling both .list and .sources files, updating the apt cache, and adding error handling for download and install failures. Introduces a function to re-enable and start the systemd service on failure to prevent user lockout, and ensures this is called during rollback and upgrade errors. Also refines Node.js version checks and build environment setup.
Database verification now allows missing database files for new
installations. The app will create the database automatically
via Prisma migrations on first start.
- Fix NS/MTU/MAC/VLAN/SD variables missing proper prefixes in base_settings()
Variables were passed as raw values instead of formatted pct options
(e.g., '192.168.1.1' instead of '-nameserver=192.168.1.1')
- Strip spaces from nameserver values to prevent 'too many arguments' error
Multiple DNS servers must be comma-separated without spaces
- Auto-create database directory before Prisma initialization
Fixes 'Cannot open database because directory does not exist' error
for manual Git installations
* update core.func
* Add advanced container features and IP range scanning
Introduces support for scanning and assigning the first free IP from a user-specified range, and expands advanced LXC container settings to include GPU passthrough, TUN/TAP, nesting, keyctl, mknod, timezone, protection, and APT cacher options. Refactors advanced_settings wizard to support these new features, updates variable handling and defaults, and improves summary and output formatting. Also enhances SSH key configuration, storage/template validation, and GPU passthrough logic.
* update install.func
* Enhance hardware acceleration and MariaDB setup
Refactors and expands the hardware acceleration setup to support multiple GPU types (Intel, AMD, NVIDIA), adds user selection for GPU configuration, and improves driver installation logic for Debian and Ubuntu. Adds runtime directory persistence for MariaDB using tmpfiles.d to ensure /run/mysqld exists after reboot. Includes minor robustness improvements and error handling throughout the script.
* Update error-handler.func
* Update copyright years to 2026 in core scripts
Updated the copyright year from 2025 to 2026 in alpine-install.func, api.func, and cloud-init.func to reflect the new year. No functional changes were made.
- Add ConfigurationModal component for selecting default or advanced installation mode
- Default mode: Uses predefined defaults with minimal user input (hostname from slug, vmbr0, dhcp, etc.)
- Advanced mode: Full configuration modal with all environment variables customizable
- Add support for IPv4 CIDR input when network mode is 'static'
- Add support for IPv6 static address input when IPv6 method is 'static'
- Implement password formatting as '-password <password>' for build.func compatibility
- Auto-enable SSH when password or SSH keys are provided
- Add storage selection dropdowns filtered by server node assignment
- Pass environment variables through entire execution stack (frontend -> WebSocket -> SSH/local execution)
- Add mode environment variable (always set to 'default' for script execution)
- Update ExecutionModeModal to show 'Advanced (Beta)' option
- Add CloneCountInputModal component for specifying clone count
- Implement clone handlers and state management in InstalledScriptsTab
- Add clone menu item to ScriptInstallationCard
- Extend StorageSelectionModal to support clone storage selection (rootdir only)
- Add clone terminal support to Terminal component
- Implement startSSHCloneExecution in server.js with sequential ID retrieval
- Add clone-related API endpoints (getClusterNextId, getContainerType, getCloneStorages, generateCloneHostnames, executeClone, addClonedContainerToDatabase)
- Integrate with VM/LXC detection from main branch
- Fix storage fetching to use correct serverId parameter
- Fix clone execution to pass storage parameter correctly
- Remove unused eslint-disable comments
- Remove fixed label width from Toggle component
- Move delete button to left of toggle switches
- Add matching border/padding to 'Enable after adding' section to align with repository items
- Ensure all toggles have consistent right-side alignment
- Update LoadingModal to display action text (Starting/Stopping LXC/VM)
- Update handleStartStop to include container type (LXC/VM) in action text
- Show clear feedback when starting or stopping containers
- Add batchDetectContainerTypes() helper function that uses pct list and qm list to detect all container types in 2 SSH calls per server
- Update getAllInstalledScripts to use batch detection instead of individual isVM() calls per script
- Update getInstalledScriptsByServer to use batch detection for single server
- Update database queries to include lxc_config relation for fallback detection
- Fix isVM() function to properly default to LXC when VM config doesn't exist
- Significantly improves performance: reduces from N SSH calls per script to 2 SSH calls per server
This commit adds TypeScript type definitions for database entities and updates all methods in DatabaseServicePrisma to use explicit type annotations and return types. This improves type safety, code clarity, and maintainability by ensuring consistent return values and better integration with Prisma-generated types.
Updated the initialization logic to use the 'recursive' option when creating the data/ssh-keys directory, ensuring parent directories are created if they do not exist.
Updated import statements across several server files to omit explicit file extensions. This improves compatibility with module resolution and aligns with common import practices.
Removed or updated unnecessary eslint-disable comments across several server and service files to improve code clarity. Fixed import paths and added TypeScript ignore comments where needed for compatibility. Minor formatting adjustments were made for readability.
Added detailed JSDoc comments and type annotations to ScriptDownloaderService for better maintainability and clarity. Refactored initialization logic to always set scriptsDirectory and repoUrl. Enhanced autoSyncService to specify cron job timezone and options. Updated PrismaClient import path for compatibility with generated client structure.
Upgraded Prisma and related dependencies to version 7.0.1 and added @prisma/adapter-better-sqlite3 and better-sqlite3 to support the new adapter. This enables improved SQLite integration and compatibility with the latest Prisma features.
Enhanced type safety and documentation in several files, including adding explicit type annotations for script objects and function parameters. Improved error handling and code clarity in scriptDownloader.js, and updated autoSyncService.js to remove unnecessary cron job options. Refactored prisma.config.ts for schema configuration and updated server.js to support backup storage and improve parameter defaults.
Replaces usage of PrismaBetterSQLite3 with PrismaBetterSqlite3 for consistency and correct casing. Updates type annotations in several components and API router for improved type safety. Also adjusts PrismaClient import paths in db files.
Updated several components to use explicit TypeScript types for better type safety. Normalized appriseUrls to always be an array in auto-sync settings API. Improved handling of optional server_id in BackupsTab and adjusted IP detection logic in InstalledScriptsTab. Removed unnecessary eslint-disable comments and improved code clarity in various places.
Added explicit type annotations to array mapping functions for better type safety. Updated incorrect TypeScript import extensions from .ts to .js for compatibility. Ensured default values for optional parameters and improved code clarity in API routers.
Switched to using FlatCompat for ESLint configuration and extended the ignore list to include 'next-env.d.ts', 'postcss.config.js', and 'prettier.config.js'. This improves compatibility and prevents linting of config and environment files.
Replaces @eslint/eslintrc and FlatCompat with eslint-config-next/core-web-vitals for ESLint configuration. Updates linting scripts in package.json to use eslint directly instead of next lint. Removes @eslint/eslintrc from devDependencies.
Added and updated eslint-disable comments in repositoryService, restoreService, and storageService to cover additional TypeScript rules. Simplified error handling by removing unused variables and catch parameters, and removed unused imports and variables in restoreService for cleaner code.
Updated InstalledScriptsTab.tsx to use double quotes and consistent formatting throughout the file. Improved type annotations, code readability, and standardized state initialization and mutation usage. No functional changes were made; this is a style and maintainability refactor.
Standardizes quote usage, formatting, and code style in InstalledScriptsTab.tsx. Improves readability and maintains consistent conventions across the file without changing logic or functionality.
Replaces many uses of logical OR (||) with nullish coalescing (??) for more accurate handling of undefined/null values. Adds explicit type annotations and interfaces to improve type safety, especially in API routes and server-side code. Updates SSH connection test handling and config parsing in installedScripts router for better reliability. Minor fixes to deduplication logic, cookie handling, and error reporting.
Improves type safety and normalization in filter, repository, and script status handling across multiple components. Refactors ScriptsGrid for better readability, deduplication, and error messaging, and updates UI markup for consistency. Also adds explicit types for auto-sync settings and ensures string conversion for credential fields.
- Add VM status checking using qm status command
- Hide update button for VMs (only show for LXC containers)
- Hide shell button for VMs (only show for LXC containers)
- Hide LXC Settings option for VMs
- Display VM/LXC indicator badges in table before script names
- Update statistics cards to differentiate between LXC and VMs
- Update container control to support both pct (LXC) and qm (VM) commands
- Improve status parsing to handle both container types
Upgraded multiple dependencies and devDependencies in package.json to their latest versions for improved stability and features. Changed the TypeScript 'jsx' compiler option from 'react-jsx' to 'preserve' in tsconfig.json to better align with project requirements.
* Fix script viewer to support vm/ and tools/ scripts
- Update ScriptDetailModal to extract scriptName from any path (ct/, vm/, tools/)
- Refactor TextViewer to use actual script paths from install_methods
- Remove hardcoded path assumptions and use dynamic script paths
- Only show Install Script tab for ct/ scripts that have install scripts
- Rename CT Script tab to Script for better clarity
* Fix downloaded scripts count to include vm/ and tools/ scripts
- Update matching logic to use same robust approach as DownloadedScriptsTab
- Add normalized slug matching to handle filename-based slugs vs JSON slugs
- Add multiple fallback matching strategies for better script detection
- Fixes issue where scripts in vm/ and tools/ directories weren't being counted
* Filter categories to only show those with scripts
- Add filter to exclude categories with count 0 from category sidebar
- Only categories with at least one script will be displayed
- Reduces UI clutter by hiding empty categories
* Fix intermittent page reloads from VersionDisplay reconnect logic
- Add guards to prevent reload when not updating
- Use refs to track isUpdating and isNetworkError state in interval callbacks
- Add hasReloadedRef flag to prevent multiple reloads
- Clear reconnect interval when update completes or component unmounts
- Only start reconnect attempts when actually updating
- Prevents false positive reloads when server responds normally
* Fix Next.js HMR WebSocket and static asset handling
- Add WebSocket upgrade detection to only intercept /ws/script-execution
- Pass all other WebSocket upgrades (including HMR) to Next.js handler
- Ensure _next routes and static assets are properly handled by Next.js
- Fixes 400 errors for Next.js HMR WebSocket connections
- Fixes 403 errors for static assets by ensuring proper routing
* Fix WebSocket upgrade handling to properly route Next.js HMR
- Create WebSocketServer with noServer: true to avoid auto-attaching
- Manually handle upgrade events to route /ws/script-execution to our WebSocketServer
- Route all other WebSocket upgrades (including Next.js HMR) to Next.js handler
- This ensures Next.js HMR WebSocket connections are properly handled
- Fixes 400 errors for /_next/webpack-hmr WebSocket connections
* Revert WebSocket handling to simpler approach
- Go back to attaching WebSocketServer directly with path option
- Remove manual upgrade event handling that was causing errors
- The path option should filter to only /ws/script-execution
- Next.js should handle its own HMR WebSocket upgrades naturally
* Fix WebSocket upgrade handling to preserve Next.js HMR handlers
- Save existing upgrade listeners before adding our own
- Call existing listeners for non-matching paths to allow Next.js HMR
- Only handle /ws/script-execution ourselves
- This ensures Next.js can handle its own WebSocket upgrades for HMR
* Fix random page reloads during normal app usage
- Memoize startReconnectAttempts with useCallback to prevent recreation on every render
- Fix useEffect dependency arrays to include memoized function
- Add stricter guards checking refs before starting reconnect attempts
- Ensure reconnect logic only runs when actually updating (not during normal usage)
- Add early return in fallback useEffect to prevent false triggers
- Add ref guards in ResyncButton to prevent multiple simultaneous sync operations
- Only reload after sync if it was user-initiated
* Fix critical bug: prevent reloads from stale updateLogsData.isComplete
- Add isUpdating guard before processing updateLogsData.isComplete
- Reset shouldSubscribe when update completes or fails
- Prevent stale isComplete data from triggering reloads during normal usage
* Add update confirmation modal with changelog display
- Add UpdateConfirmationModal component that shows changelog before update
- Modify getVersionStatus to include release body (changelog) in response
- Update VersionDisplay to show confirmation modal instead of starting update directly
- Users must review changelog and click 'Proceed with Update' to start update
- Ensures users see potential breaking changes before updating
The pve_check function now allows Proxmox VE 9.1 in addition to 9.0 and 8.x. Error messages and comments have been updated to reflect the expanded support.
- Add restore.log file writing in restoreService.ts for progress tracking
- Create getRestoreProgress query endpoint for polling restore logs
- Implement polling-based progress updates in BackupsTab (1 second interval)
- Update LoadingModal to display all progress logs with auto-scroll
- Remove console.log debug output from restoreService
- Add static 'Restore in progress' text under spinner
- Show success checkmark when restore completes
- Prevent modal dismissal during restore, allow ESC/X button when complete
- Remove step prefixes from log messages for cleaner output
- Keep success/error modals open until user dismisses manually
- Fix PBS login to use PBS_PASSWORD environment variable instead of stdin
- Change backup discovery command from 'snapshots host/<CT_ID>' to 'snapshot list ct/<CT_ID>'
- Use full repository string (root@pam@IP:DATASTORE) instead of storage name
- Parse table format output correctly (snapshot | size | files)
- Extract snapshot name, size, and date from table output
- Convert size units (MiB/GiB) to bytes for storage
- Fix TypeScript errors with proper null checks
- Add PBSStorageCredential model to database schema (fingerprint now required)
- Create PBS credentials API router with CRUD operations
- Add PBS login functionality to backup service before discovery
- Create PBSCredentialsModal component for managing credentials
- Integrate PBS credentials management into ServerStoragesModal
- Update storage service to extract PBS IP and datastore info
- Add helpful hint about finding fingerprint on PBS dashboard
- Auto-accept fingerprint during login using stored credentials
- Add Backup model to Prisma schema with fields for container_id, server_id, hostname, backup info
- Create backupService with discovery methods for local (/var/lib/vz/dump/) and storage (/mnt/pve/<storage>/dump/) backups
- Add database methods for backup CRUD operations and grouping by container
- Create backupsRouter with getAllBackupsGrouped and discoverBackups procedures
- Add BackupsTab component with collapsible cards grouped by CT_ID and hostname
- Integrate backups tab into main page navigation
- Filter storages by node hostname matching to only show applicable storages
- Skip PBS backups discovery (temporarily disabled)
- Add comprehensive logging for backup discovery process
- Add backup capability before updates or as standalone action
- Implement storage service to fetch and parse backup-capable storages from PVE nodes
- Add backup storage selection modal for user choice
- Support backup+update flow with sequential execution
- Add standalone backup option in Actions menu
- Add storage viewer in server section to show available storages
- Parse /etc/pve/storage.cfg to identify backup-capable storages
- Cache storage data for performance
- Handle backup failures gracefully (warn but allow update to proceed)
- Create filterUtils.ts with getDefaultFilters() and mergeFiltersWithDefaults()
- Update ScriptsGrid, DownloadedScriptsTab, and FilterBar to use utility functions
- Prevents crashes when loading old saved filters missing new properties
- Future-proof: new filter properties automatically get defaults
- Fixes TypeError: can't access property 'length', selectedRepositories is undefined
- Updated scriptDownloader.js to support multi-repository downloads using repository_url from script metadata
- Added getScriptDiff() and generateDiff() methods to JavaScript version
- Updated scripts.ts router to explicitly import .js version
- Removed duplicate TypeScript version (scriptDownloader.ts)
- All functionality now consolidated in single JavaScript file used by both Next.js API routes and Node.js server-side code
- Add Repository model to Prisma schema with migration
- Create repositoryService for managing repositories
- Add repositories API router with CRUD operations
- Update GitHubJsonService to support multiple repositories
- Update ScriptDownloaderService to use repository URL from scripts
- Add repository_url field to Script and ScriptCard types
- Add repository management UI tab to GeneralSettingsModal
- Display repository source on script cards and detail modal
- Implement repository deletion with JSON file cleanup
- Initialize default repositories (main and dev) on server startup
- Remove normalized slug/name matching fallback that caused false matches
- Use exact slug-to-slug matching as primary method
- Only use install basename matching for edge cases
- Prevents 'docker-vm' from appearing when only 'docker' is downloaded
Refactor service stopping logic to handle failures and improve readability. Update repository setup function to streamline parameter validation and cleanup.
- Updated validateServerAddress to handle IPv6 addresses with zone identifiers (e.g., fe80::...%eth0)
- Added validation for zone identifier (interface name)
- Updated placeholder text to include link-local address example
- Fixes issue where link-local addresses like fe80::be24:11ff:fe28:30db%eth0 were rejected
- Add 'Delete only from DB' option in Actions dropdown for SSH scripts with container_id
- Place option after 'Destroy' with separator to distinguish from destructive action
- Update handleDeleteScript to use confirmation modal for SSH scripts
- Modal clearly states it only deletes database record, container remains intact
- Allows users to clean up duplicate script entries without destroying containers
- Fixes issue where duplicates could only be removed by destroying the host
- Changed cookie secure flag to check actual request protocol instead of NODE_ENV
- Cookies now work correctly in production when accessing over HTTP
- Fixes authentication redirect issue in production mode
- Add version selection toggle (Default/Alpine) in TextViewer component
- Load both default and alpine versions of CT and install scripts
- Display correct script content based on selected version
- Pass script object to TextViewer to detect alpine variants
- Show toggle buttons only when alpine variant exists
- Download alpine install scripts (alpine-{slug}-install.sh) when alpine variant exists
- Add ScriptVersionModal component for version selection (default/alpine)
- Update ScriptDetailModal to show version selection before server selection
- Update script execution to use selected version type
- Support downloading both default and alpine variants of scripts
- Replace IPv4-only validation with comprehensive address validation
- Support IPv4 addresses (e.g., 192.168.1.1)
- Support IPv6 addresses including compressed format (e.g., ::1, 2001:db8::1)
- Support FQDN/hostnames (e.g., server.example.com, localhost)
- Update UI label from 'IP Address' to 'Host/IP Address'
- Update placeholder text with examples for all supported formats
- Update error messages to reflect new validation capabilities
- Add deleteScript method to ScriptDownloaderService (both .ts and .js)
- Add deleteScript API endpoint to scripts router
- Add delete button to ScriptDetailModal with confirmation modal
- Use ConfirmationModal component instead of plain window.confirm
- Delete button only shows when script files exist locally
- Includes proper error handling and success/error messages
- Removed size='icon' constraint that limited button height
- Changed positioning to use inset-y-0 with h-full to match input field height
- Added flex items-center justify-center for proper icon centering
- Fixes hover background height mismatch between light and dark themes
- Add minimize/collapse functionality to FilterBar component
- Add minimize/collapse functionality to Newest Scripts section
- Hide Newest Scripts section when user is searching, filtering, or viewing a category
- Both sections can now be minimized to save screen space
- Display port in header next to script name for better visibility
- Position port close to name/logo section
- Keep port display in Basic Information section as well
- Style port with badge-like appearance for prominence
- Improved cleanupOrphanedScripts to use pct list for more reliable container verification
- Added batch processing by server for better efficiency
- Added double-check with config file existence before deletion
- Added manual cleanup button in Installed Scripts tab for on-demand cleanup
- Improved error handling and logging throughout cleanup process
- Fixes issue where deleted containers (like Planka) were still showing in the UI
- Modified handleDownloadAllFiltered to combine filteredScripts and newestScripts when no filters are active
- Ensures all scripts including those in the 'Newest Scripts' carousel are downloaded
- Maintains existing behavior when filters are active
- Fixes issue where 'New' scripts were excluded from downloads
- Update checkScriptExists to preserve subdirectory structure for tools and VM scripts
- Set ctExists=true for tools and VM scripts when files exist (not just CT scripts)
- Add missing compareScriptContent method to JavaScript version
- Remove all VW script references as they don't exist
- Fixes issue where Install button only showed Load Script button after downloading VM/tools scripts
- Remove excessive debug logging from scheduleAutoSync and stopAutoSync
- Keep essential logging for troubleshooting
- Clean up console output for production use
- Add JSDoc type definitions for settings object
- Fix appriseUrls undefined checks
- Fix null assignment for lastAutoSyncError
- Add proper type annotations for error fields
All TypeScript linting errors are now resolved.
- Add destroy() method to properly stop cron jobs
- Add additional safety checks in cron job execution
- Add debugging logs to track cron job lifecycle
- Ensure isRunning is set to false even when no cron job exists
- Add null check for cronJob before execution
This should prevent autosync from continuing to run after being disabled.
- Add global lock to prevent multiple autosync instances from running
- Add initialization check to prevent multiple service creation
- Add global lock checks in cron job execution
- Prevent multiple notifications from being sent
- Fix TypeScript errors with error field types
This fixes the issue where 6+ autosync instances were running simultaneously,
causing multiple notifications and rate limit issues.
- Add specific error handling for GitHub API rate limit (403) errors
- Create RateLimitError with proper error name for identification
- Store last sync error and error time in settings for UI display
- Add error status display in autosync settings modal
- Show user-friendly error messages with GitHub token suggestion
- Clear error status on successful sync
- Update both GitHubJsonService and GitHubService with rate limit error handling
This provides better user feedback when GitHub API rate limits are exceeded
and guides users to set up a GitHub token for higher rate limits.
- Add defensive check in cron job execution to stop if autosync is disabled
- Ensure isRunning flag is set to false when stopping autosync
- Add logging to show when autosync is disabled and not scheduling
- Fix both API route and TRPC router to properly stop service
- Prevent multiple cron jobs from running simultaneously
This fixes the issue where autosync would continue running even after
being disabled in the GUI, causing rate limit errors and unwanted syncs.
- Add GitHub token authentication to GitHubJsonService for API calls
- Add GitHub token authentication to GitHubService for API calls
- Update fetchFromGitHub methods to use GITHUB_TOKEN from .env
- Update downloadJsonFile methods to use GitHub token for raw file downloads
- Add proper error handling for rate limit exceeded (403) errors
- Add console logging to show when token is/isn't being used
- Improve error messages to suggest setting GITHUB_TOKEN for higher rate limits
This ensures that when a GitHub token is specified in .env, it will be used
for all GitHub API calls during sync operations, providing higher rate limits
and better reliability.
- Fix service instance management to use global instance for stopping autosync
- Add automatic saving when toggle is changed (no manual save required)
- Fix validation issue where custom sync type without cron expression caused 400 error
- Add comprehensive debugging and error handling
- Ensure .env file is properly updated with AUTO_SYNC_ENABLED value
- Improve service lifecycle management with proper state cleanup
- Add fallback logic for invalid sync interval configurations
Resolves issue where disabling autosync in GUI didn't update .env file or stop service
- Use global auto-sync service instance instead of creating new instances
- This ensures stopAutoSync() is called on the actual running service
- Fix .env file parsing to handle comments and empty lines properly
- Update both TRPC and REST API endpoints to use global instance
- Auto-sync service will now properly stop when disabled in settings
- Add missing 'access' import from 'fs/promises'
- This was causing checkScriptExists method to fail with 'access is not defined' error
- Now properly detects when script files exist locally
- Fixes issue where UI shows 'Load Script' instead of 'Install' button for downloaded scripts
- Add checkScriptExists method that was missing from JavaScript implementation
- This method is required by the checkScriptFiles API endpoint
- Method checks if CT script and install script files exist locally
- Returns ctExists, installExists, and files array
- Fixes issue where UI shows 'Load Script' instead of 'Install' button for downloaded scripts
- Implement modifyScriptContent method to replace GitHub source line with local source
- Replace 'source <(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/community-scripts/ProxmoxVE/main/misc/build.func)'
with 'SCRIPT_DIR="." \nsource "/../core/build.func"'
- This ensures CT scripts use local build.func instead of downloading from GitHub
- Applied to all CT scripts during download process
- Tested with 2fauth script - replacement works correctly
- Store full script objects instead of just names in results.newScripts and results.updatedScripts
- This allows groupScriptsByCategory to properly group scripts by their categories
- Notification will now show actual script names grouped by category instead of 'undefined synced, undefined up to date'
- Script objects contain name, slug, and categories fields needed for proper grouping
- Delete stub scriptDownloader.js that contained placeholder implementation
- Implement real JavaScript script downloader with GitHub fetch functionality
- Fix incremental JSON sync to only process newly synced files
- Add proper error handling and file structure management
- Support all script types (ct/, tools/, vm/, vw/) with directory preservation
- Download install scripts for CT scripts
- Re-enable auto-sync service to use real implementation
Scripts now download real content from GitHub instead of placeholders.
- Fix type signature mismatch in handleCardClick functions
- Updated ScriptsGrid.tsx and DownloadedScriptsTab.tsx to accept ScriptCardType instead of { slug: string }
- This resolves the modal not opening when clicking script cards
- Fix server-side import issues
- Updated autoSyncService.js to import from githubJsonService.ts instead of .js
- Fixed path aliases in githubJsonService.ts to use relative imports
- Updated scripts.ts to import from TypeScript service files directly
- Fix missing Install button
- Resolved scriptDownloaderService.checkScriptExists method not being available
- Install button now appears when script files exist locally
- Remove debug logging
- Cleaned up temporary console.log statements and debug UI elements
All script card interactions now work properly:
- Cards open detail modal when clicked
- Install button appears when appropriate
- Server-side API calls work correctly
- Added @ts-ignore comment for scriptDownloaderService.initializeConfig() call
- Added explicit JSDoc type annotations for forEach callback parameters
- Fixed 'implicitly has an any type' errors for catId and scriptName parameters
- All linter errors resolved while maintaining functionality
The categorization feature is now fully functional with clean, type-safe code.
- Added loadCategories() method to load category definitions from metadata.json
- Added groupScriptsByCategory() method to group scripts by their categories
- Modified scriptDownloaderService to return full script objects instead of just names
- Updated notification format to show scripts grouped by category with proper formatting
- Scripts are now displayed as:
**Category Name:**
• Script Name 1
• Script Name 2
This provides much better organization in notifications, making it easier to
see what types of scripts were downloaded or updated.
- Added import { Buffer } from 'buffer' to githubJsonService.js
- Fixed 'require is not defined' error when using Buffer.from() in ES modules
- Auto-sync now works correctly through both direct execution and web API
The Buffer global is not available in ES module context, so it needs to be
explicitly imported. This fixes the sync errors that were occurring when
the auto-sync service was called through the web interface.
- Fixed 'require is not defined' error in githubJsonService.js
- Imported utimesSync from fs module instead of using require('fs').utimesSync
- Auto-sync now works without ES module errors
The JSON sync now completes successfully without any require() errors.
- Fixed statSync import in githubJsonService.js
- Added proper initialization of scriptDownloaderService before use
- Fixed local file detection - now correctly finds 411 local files instead of 0
- Auto-sync now properly shows 'Files to sync: 0, Up-to-date: 404' instead of downloading all
- Added debugging output to track file detection process
The auto-sync now correctly detects existing files and only syncs what's actually new or changed.
- Fixed custom cron input field to be properly editable with autoFocus
- Added helpful cron examples and better validation feedback
- Fixed cron validation to work with 5-field expressions (node-cron format)
- Added auto-sync rescheduling when settings are saved via API route
- Improved user experience with better error handling and examples
The custom cron input now works properly and auto-sync will reschedule
immediately when settings are saved, including custom cron expressions.
- Fixed isScriptDownloaded logic to check ALL script files before considering a script downloaded
- Modified auto-sync to filter and only process scripts that haven't been downloaded before
- Added proper logging to show how many new scripts were found vs total scripts
- Made isScriptDownloaded method public in TypeScript version
This ensures auto-sync only downloads scripts that are actually new,
not re-downloading existing scripts or processing unchanged content.
- Move echo statement outside whiptail output capture block
- Fix output redirection interference with Container ID display
- Ensure Container ID is properly displayed regardless of user input
- Consolidate duplicate echo statements into single display
- Darkened OFF state background (gray-300/gray-700)
- Added border to track for better definition
- Enhanced knob contrast with shadow
- Changed ON state to vibrant blue (blue-500/blue-600) for better visibility
- Makes toggle states immediately distinguishable at a glance
- Darkened OFF state background (gray-300/gray-700)
- Added border to track for better definition
- Enhanced knob contrast with shadow
- Changed ON state to vibrant blue (blue-500/blue-600) for better visibility
- Makes toggle states immediately distinguishable at a glance
- Map 'turnkey' script type to 'ct' category in filtering logic
- Fixes issue where filtering by all 4 types showed 398/399 instead of 399/399
- Applied to both DownloadedScriptsTab and ScriptsGrid components
- TurnKey script is LXC-related so mapping to 'ct' is appropriate
- Add normalizeId helper to compare local filenames with script slugs/names
- Include install_basenames from install_methods for robust matching
- Fix false 'Not Downloaded' status for PVE Host scripts like 'PVE LXC Execute Command'
- Update DownloadedScriptsTab and ScriptsGrid to use normalized comparisons
- Resolves issue where scripts with underscores in filenames (e.g., pbs_microcode.sh)
weren't matching JSON slugs with hyphens (e.g., pbs-microcode)
* feat: implement light/dark mode theme system
- Add semantic color CSS variables (success, warning, info, error) for both themes
- Create ThemeProvider with React context and localStorage persistence
- Add ThemeToggle component with sun/moon icons for header region
- Add theme switcher in General Settings modal
- Replace 200+ hardcoded Tailwind colors with CSS variables across 30+ components
- Update layout.tsx to remove forced dark mode
- Keep terminal colors unchanged as requested
- Default to dark mode, with seamless light/dark switching
Components updated:
- High-priority: InstalledScriptsTab, ScriptInstallationCard, LXCSettingsModal, ScriptsGrid
- All remaining component files with hardcoded colors
- UI components: button, toggle, badge variants
- Modal components: ErrorModal, ConfirmationModal, AuthModal, SetupModal
- Form components: ServerForm, FilterBar, CategorySidebar
- Display components: ScriptCard, ScriptCardList, DiffViewer, TextViewer
Theme switchers:
- Header: Small nuanced toggle in top-right
- Settings: Detailed Light/Dark selection in General Settings
* fix: resolve ESLint warnings
- Fix missing dependencies in useCallback and useEffect hooks
- Prefix unused parameter with underscore to satisfy ESLint rules
- Build now completes without warnings
* fix: improve toggle component styling for better visibility
- Use explicit gray colors instead of CSS variables for toggle background
- Ensure proper contrast in both light and dark modes
- Toggle switches now display correctly with proper visual states
* fix: improve toggle visual states for better UX
- Use explicit conditional styling instead of peer classes
- Active toggles now clearly show primary color background
- Inactive toggles show gray background for clear distinction
- Much easier to tell which toggles are on/off at a glance
* fix: improve toggle contrast in dark mode
- Change inactive toggle background from gray-700 to gray-600 for better visibility
- Add darker border color (gray-500) for toggle handle in dark mode
- Toggles now have proper contrast against dark backgrounds
- Both light and dark modes now have clear visual distinction
* fix: resolve dependency loop and improve dropdown styling
- Fix circular dependency in InstalledScriptsTab status check
- Remove fetchContainerStatuses function and inline logic in useEffect
- Make all dropdown menu items grey with consistent hover effects
- Update both ScriptInstallationCard and InstalledScriptsTab dropdowns
- Remove unused useCallback import
- Build now completes without warnings or errors
* fix: restore proper button colors and eliminate dependency loop
- Restore red color for Stop/Destroy buttons and green for Start buttons
- Fix circular dependency by using ref for containerStatusMutation
- Update both InstalledScriptsTab and ScriptInstallationCard dropdowns
- Maintain grey color for other menu items (Update, Shell, Open UI, etc.)
- Build now completes without warnings or dependency loops
* feat: add missing hover utility classes for semantic colors
- Add hover states for success, warning, info, error colors
- Add hover:bg-success/20, hover:bg-error/20, etc. classes
- Add hover:text-success-foreground, hover:text-error-foreground classes
- Start/Stop and Destroy buttons now have proper hover effects
- All dropdown menu items now have consistent hover behavior
* feat: improve status cards with useful LXC container information
- Replace useless 'Successful/Failed/In Progress' cards with meaningful data
- Show 'Running LXC' count in green (actual running containers)
- Show 'Stopped LXC' count in red (actual stopped containers)
- Keep 'Total Installations' for overall count
- Change layout from 4 columns to 3 columns for better spacing
- Status cards now show real-time container states instead of installation status
* style: center content in status cards
- Add text-center class to each individual status card
- Numbers and labels now centered within each card
- Improves visual balance and readability
- All three cards (Total, Running LXC, Stopped LXC) now have centered content
- Add horizontal scrollable carousel for 6 newest scripts
- Only show when no filters are active to avoid duplication
- Exclude newest scripts from main grid when carousel is visible
- Add Clock icon and subtle left border accent for visual distinction
- Include NEW badges on script cards in carousel
- Responsive design for mobile, tablet, and desktop
- Sort by date_created field in descending order
* fix: increase IP input box width in installedScripts table
- Changed IP input field width from w-32 (128px) to w-40 (160px)
- Fixes truncation issue for IP addresses in format 123.123.123.123
- Affects Web UI column in desktop table view when editing scripts
* fix: improve SSH key handling and public key modal UX
- Fix SSH key import to automatically trim trailing whitespace and empty lines
- Add 'View Public Key' button in ServerForm for generated key pairs
- Reduce public key textarea size from 120px to 60px min-height
- Add quick command section with pre-filled echo command for authorized_keys
- Improve user experience with one-click copy functionality for both key and command
- Add automatic disk resizing when changing LXC disk size in settings
- Implement separate modal flow: confirmation -> loading -> result -> settings
- Add proper error detection for pct resize command (check both exit code and output)
- Add LVM fallback resize method when pct resize fails
- Implement configuration rollback on resize failure
- Update modal styling to use semantic color classes for proper dark mode support
- Add data refresh after result modal close to show updated values
- Remove success/error banners from settings modal for cleaner UI
* refactor: migrate from better-sqlite3 to Prisma
- Install Prisma dependencies and initialize with SQLite
- Create Prisma schema matching existing database structure
- Replace database.js with Prisma-based database service
- Update all API routes, tRPC routers, and WebSocket handler
- Convert TypeScript types to match Prisma schema
- Update build process to include Prisma migrations
- Remove better-sqlite3 dependency
All database operations now use Prisma while maintaining SQLite backend.
* fix: flatten server data in installed scripts API responses
- Transform Prisma nested server objects to flattened fields expected by frontend
- Update getAllInstalledScripts, getInstalledScriptsByServer, and getInstalledScriptById
- Server names should now display correctly in the installed scripts table
- Use nullish coalescing operators for better null handling
* fix: ensure DATABASE_URL is set in .env for Prisma during updates
- Add ensure_database_url() function to update.sh
- Function checks if .env exists and creates from .env.example if needed
- Automatically adds DATABASE_URL if not present
- Call function after restore_backup_files() in update flow
- Fixes Prisma client generation error during updates
- Add LoadingModal component with spinning circle animation
- Show loading modal during start/stop/destroy container operations
- Display current action being performed (e.g., 'Starting container 101...')
- Close loading modal when operation completes (success or error)
- Maintains consistent modal styling with existing components
Fixes user experience by providing clear visual feedback during
background operations instead of silent processing.
- Fix 'error in libcrypto' issue by using persistent key files instead of temporary ones
- Add SSH key pair generation feature with 'Generate Key Pair' button
- Add 'View Public Key' button for generated keys with copy-to-clipboard functionality
- Remove confusing 'both' authentication option, now only supports 'password' OR 'key'
- Add persistent storage in data/ssh-keys/ directory with proper permissions
- Update database schema with ssh_key_path and key_generated columns
- Add API endpoints for key generation and public key retrieval
- Enhance UX by hiding manual key input when key pair is generated
- Update HelpModal documentation to reflect new SSH key features
- Fix all TypeScript compilation errors and linting issues
Resolves SSH authentication failures during script execution
- Relocated message from top center to bottom left next to script count
- Positioned alongside 'Clear all filters' button for better layout
- Maintains green checkmark icon and styling consistency
- Repositioned status banner from after action buttons to within content section
- Creates better visual separation and spacing as shown in design
- Maintains all functionality while improving layout hierarchy
- Add Open UI button next to IP:Port in installed scripts table
- Move Re-detect button to Actions dropdown for better space usage
- Fix dependency array loop in fetchContainerStatuses useCallback
- Hide buttons for stopped containers to prevent invalid actions
- Enhance auto-detect success message with LXC ID and hostname
- Improve font consistency by removing monospace from IP:Port text
- Optimize screen real estate with cleaner, more scannable layout
- Add react-markdown and remark-gfm for proper markdown parsing
- Add @tailwindcss/typography plugin for prose styling
- Replace plain text rendering with custom ReactMarkdown components
- Headers now render with proper sizing and hierarchy
- Lists display with bullets and proper indentation
- Links are clickable and styled appropriately
- Emojis render correctly
- Maintain dark mode compatibility
@@ -210,6 +210,249 @@ The application uses SQLite for storing server configurations:
- **Backup**: Copy `data/settings.db` to backup your server configurations
- **Reset**: Delete `data/settings.db` to reset all server configurations
## 📖 Feature Guide
This section provides detailed information about the application's key features and how to use them effectively.
### Server Settings
Manage your Proxmox VE servers and configure connection settings.
**Adding PVE Servers:**
- **Server Name**: A friendly name to identify your server
- **IP Address**: The IP address or hostname of your PVE server
- **Username**: PVE user account (usually root or a dedicated user)
- **SSH Port**: Default is 22, change if your server uses a different port
**Authentication Types:**
- **Password**: Use username and password authentication
- **SSH Key**: Use SSH key pair for secure authentication
- **Both**: Try SSH key first, fallback to password if needed
**Server Color Coding:**
Assign colors to servers for visual distinction throughout the application. This helps identify which server you're working with when managing scripts. This needs to be enabled in the General Settings.
### General Settings
Configure application preferences and behavior.
**Save Filters:**
When enabled, your script filter preferences (search terms, categories, sorting) will be automatically saved and restored when you return to the application:
- Search queries are preserved
- Selected script types are remembered
- Sort preferences are maintained
- Category selections are saved
**Server Color Coding:**
Enable visual color coding for servers throughout the application. This makes it easier to identify which server you're working with.
**GitHub Integration:**
Add a GitHub Personal Access Token to increase API rate limits and improve performance:
- Bypasses GitHub's rate limiting for unauthenticated requests
- Improves script loading and syncing performance
- Token is stored securely and only used for API calls
**Authentication:**
Secure your application with username and password authentication:
- Set up username and password for app access
- Enable/disable authentication as needed
- Credentials are stored securely
### Sync Button
Synchronize script metadata from the ProxmoxVE GitHub repository.
**What Does Syncing Do?**
- **Updates Script Metadata**: Downloads the latest script information (JSON files)
- **Refreshes Available Scripts**: Updates the list of scripts you can download
- **Updates Categories**: Refreshes script categories and organization
- **Checks for Updates**: Identifies which downloaded scripts have newer versions
**Important Notes:**
- **Metadata Only**: Syncing only updates script information, not the actual script files
- **No Downloads**: Script files are downloaded separately when you choose to install them
- **Last Sync Time**: Shows when the last successful sync occurred
- **Rate Limits**: GitHub API limits may apply without a personal access token
**When to Sync:**
- When you want to see the latest available scripts
- To check for updates to your downloaded scripts
- If you notice scripts are missing or outdated
- After the ProxmoxVE repository has been updated
### Available Scripts
Browse and discover scripts from the ProxmoxVE repository.
"description":"Actual Budget is a super fast and privacy-focused app for managing your finances. At its heart is the well proven and much loved Envelope Budgeting methodology.",
"description":"This script automatically adds IP address as tags to LXC containers or VM's using a systemd service. The service also updates the tags if a LXC/VM IP address is changed.",
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"type":"default",
"script":"tools/pve/add-iptag.sh",
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"os":null,
"version":null
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"text":"Execute within the Proxmox shell",
"type":"info"
},
{
"text":"Configuration: `nano /opt/iptag/iptag.conf`. iptag Service must be restarted after change. See here for full documentation: `https://github.com/community-scripts/ProxmoxVE/discussions/5790`",
"type":"info"
},
{
"text":"The Proxmox Node must contain ipcalc and net-tools. `apt-get install -y ipcalc net-tools`",
"type":"warning"
},
{
"text":"You can execute the ip tool manually with `iptag-run`",
"description":"NetBird combines a configuration-free peer-to-peer private network and a centralized access control system in a single platform, making it easy to create secure private networks for your organization or home.",
"install_methods":[
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"type":"default",
"script":"tools/addon/add-netbird-lxc.sh",
"resources":{
"cpu":null,
"ram":null,
"hdd":null,
"os":null,
"version":null
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"password":null
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"notes":[
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"text":"After the script finishes, reboot the LXC then run `netbird up` in the LXC console",
"type":"info"
},
{
"text":"Execute within the Proxmox main shell",
"type":"info"
},
{
"text":"The script only works in Debian/Ubuntu, not in Alpine!",
"description":"Tailscale is a software-defined networking solution that enables secure communication between devices over the internet. It creates a virtual private network (VPN) that enables devices to communicate with each other as if they were on the same local network. Tailscale works even when the devices are separated by firewalls or subnets, and provides secure and encrypted communication between devices. With Tailscale, users can connect devices, servers, computers, and cloud instances to create a secure network, making it easier to manage and control access to resources. Tailscale is designed to be easy to set up and use, providing a streamlined solution for secure communication between devices over the internet.",
"install_methods":[
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"type":"default",
"script":"tools/addon/add-tailscale-lxc.sh",
"resources":{
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"ram":null,
"hdd":null,
"os":null,
"version":null
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"username":null,
"password":null
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"notes":[
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"text":"After the script finishes, reboot the LXC then run `tailscale up` in the LXC console",
"description":"AdGuard Home is an open-source, self-hosted network-wide ad blocker. It blocks advertisements, trackers, phishing and malware websites, and provides protection against online threats. AdGuard Home is a DNS-based solution, which means it blocks ads and malicious content at the network level, before it even reaches your device. It runs on your home network and can be easily configured and managed through a web-based interface. It provides detailed statistics and logs, allowing you to see which websites are being blocked, and why. AdGuard Home is designed to be fast, lightweight, and easy to use, making it an ideal solution for home users who want to block ads, protect their privacy, and improve the speed and security of their online experience.",
"install_methods":[
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"type":"default",
"script":"ct/adguard.sh",
"resources":{
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"ram":512,
"hdd":2,
"os":"debian",
"version":"13"
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},
{
"type":"alpine",
"script":"ct/alpine-adguard.sh",
"resources":{
"cpu":1,
"ram":256,
"hdd":1,
"os":"alpine",
"version":"3.22"
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}
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"default_credentials":{
"username":null,
"password":null
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"notes":[
{
"text":"AdGuard Home can only be updated via the user interface.",
"description":"Adventure Log is an app designed to track outdoor activities and personal achievements, allowing users to log their adventures with photos, notes, and location data. It focuses on enhancing outdoor experiences by preserving memories and sharing them with others.",
"install_methods":[
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"type":"default",
"script":"ct/adventurelog.sh",
"resources":{
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"ram":2048,
"hdd":7,
"os":"debian",
"version":"13"
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"default_credentials":{
"username":null,
"password":null
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"notes":[
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"text":"AdventureLog uses an initial local IP, if you change your LXC-IP, you need to change the IP here: `/opt/adventurelog/backend/server/.env` and here: `/opt/adventurelog/frontend/.env`",
"type":"warning"
},
{
"text":"Use `cat ~/adventurelog.creds` to see login credentials.",
"description":"A script designed to allow for the creation of one of the many free LXC templates. Great for creating system LXCs.\r\nThe script creates a `*.creds` file in the Proxmox root directory with the password of the newly created LXC.\r\nPlease take note that if you plan to use this script for creating TurnKey LXCs, you'll need to modify the hostname after creation.",
"install_methods":[
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"type":"default",
"script":"tools/addon/all-templates.sh",
"resources":{
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"ram":null,
"hdd":null,
"os":null,
"version":null
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"default_credentials":{
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"password":null
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"notes":[
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"text":"Resource and network settings are adjustable post LXC creation.",
"description":"IT-Tools is a web-based suite of utilities designed to streamline and simplify various IT tasks, providing tools for developers and system administrators to manage their workflows efficiently.",
"description":"Tinyauth is a simple authentication middleware that adds simple username/password login or OAuth with Google, Github and any generic provider to all of your docker apps.",
"install_methods":[
{
"type":"default",
"script":"ct/alpine-tinyauth.sh",
"resources":{
"cpu":1,
"ram":256,
"hdd":2,
"os":"alpine",
"version":"3.22"
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{
"type":"alpine",
"script":"ct/alpine-tinyauth.sh",
"resources":{
"cpu":1,
"ram":256,
"hdd":2,
"os":"alpine",
"version":"3.22"
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"default_credentials":{
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"password":null
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"notes":[
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"text":"The default credentials are located in `/opt/tinyauth/credentials.txt`.",
"description":"A security-oriented, lightweight Linux distribution based on musl and BusyBox.\r\nBy default, the root password is set to alpine. If you choose to use advanced settings, you will need to define a password, autologin is currently unavailable.",
"description":"Apache-Cassandra is an open source NoSQL distributed database trusted by thousands of companies for scalability and high availability without compromising performance.",
"description":"Apache-CouchDB Seamless multi-master sync, that scales from Big Data to Mobile, with an Intuitive HTTP/JSON API and designed for Reliability.",
"description":"The Apache Tika™ toolkit detects and extracts metadata and text from over a thousand different file types (such as PPT, XLS, and PDF). All of these file types can be parsed through a single interface, making Tika useful for search engine indexing, content analysis, translation, and much more.",
"install_methods":[
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"type":"default",
"script":"ct/apache-tika.sh",
"resources":{
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"ram":2024,
"hdd":10,
"os":"debian",
"version":"12"
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"default_credentials":{
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"password":null
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"text":"Configuration file is not created at install time. Example is at: `https://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/TIKA/TikaServer+in+Tika+2.x`",
"description":"Apache Tomcat is an open-source application server that runs Java Servlets and JavaServer Pages (JSP). It allows developers to deploy and manage Java web applications by handling HTTP requests and serving dynamic content. Tomcat is widely used for lightweight web applications and supports various Java EE features like WebSockets and JNDI.",
"install_methods":[
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"type":"default",
"script":"ct/apache-tomcat.sh",
"resources":{
"cpu":1,
"ram":1024,
"hdd":5,
"os":"debian",
"version":"12"
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"default_credentials":{
"username":null,
"password":null
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"text":"User can select which Adoptium JDK should be used for the selected Tomcat version (9, 10.1 or 11). ",
"description":"Apt-Cacher-NG is a caching proxy. Specialized for package files from Linux distributors, primarily for Debian (and Debian based) distributions.",
"description":"ArchiveBox is an open source tool that lets organizations & individuals archive both public & private web content while retaining control over their data. It can be used to save copies of bookmarks, preserve evidence for legal cases, backup photos from FB/Insta/Flickr or media from YT/Soundcloud/etc., save research papers, and more...",
"description":"Arch Linux is a highly customizable, independent Linux distribution that gives users complete control over their system. Known for its rolling release model, Arch Linux is always up-to-date with the latest software. It's favored by experienced users who appreciate its minimalist approach, demanding a hands-on installation and configuration process. This level of control and flexibility makes it a popular choice for those who want to tailor their Linux system to their exact needs.",
"description":"Argus will query websites at a user defined interval for new software releases and then trigger Gotify/Slack/Other notification(s) and/or WebHook(s) when one has been found. For example, you could set it to monitor the Argus repo (release-argus/argus). This will query the GitHub API and track the tag_name variable. When this variable changes from what it was on a previous query, a GitHub-style WebHook could be sent that triggers something (like AWX) to update Argus on your server.",
"description":"Aria2 is a lightweight multi-protocol & multi-source, cross platform download utility operated in command-line. It supports HTTP/HTTPS, FTP, SFTP, BitTorrent and Metalink.",
"install_methods":[
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"type":"default",
"script":"ct/aria2.sh",
"resources":{
"cpu":2,
"ram":1024,
"hdd":8,
"os":"debian",
"version":"12"
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"default_credentials":{
"username":null,
"password":null
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"text":"Within the LXC console, run `cat rpc.secret` to display the rpc-secret. Copy this token and paste it into the Aria2 RPC Secret Token box within the AriaNG Settings. Then, click the reload AriaNG button.",
"description":"Asterisk is an open-source framework for building communications applications, most commonly used as a phone system (PBX). Developed by Digium (now part of Sangoma), it turns a standard computer into a powerful telephony server.",
"description":"Authelia is an open-source authentication and authorization server and portal fulfilling the identity and access management (IAM) role of information security in providing multi-factor authentication and single sign-on (SSO) for your applications via a web portal. It acts as a companion for common reverse proxies.",
"install_methods":[
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"type":"default",
"script":"ct/authelia.sh",
"resources":{
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"ram":512,
"hdd":2,
"os":"debian",
"version":"12"
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}
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"username":"authelia",
"password":"authelia"
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"text":"During installation, you will have to input your domain (ex. domain.com). Authelia will use auth.domain.com",
"description":"Autobrr is a torrent downloading tool that automates the process of downloading torrents. It is designed to be modern and user-friendly, providing users with a convenient and efficient way to download torrent files. With Autobrr, you can schedule and manage your torrent downloads, and have the ability to automatically download torrents based on certain conditions, such as time of day or availability of seeds. This can save you time and effort, allowing you to focus on other tasks while your torrents are being downloaded in the background.",
"description":"Baby Buddy is an open-source web application designed to assist caregivers in tracking various aspects of a baby's daily routine, including sleep, feedings, diaper changes, tummy time, and more. By recording this data, caregivers can better understand and anticipate their baby's needs, reducing guesswork in daily care. The application offers a user-friendly dashboard for data entry and visualization, supports multiple users, and provides features like timers and reminders. Additionally, Baby Buddy can be integrated with platforms like Home Assistant and Grafana for enhanced functionality.",
"description":"Backrest is a web-accessible backup solution built on top of restic and providing a WebUI which wraps the restic CLI and makes it easy to create repos, browse snapshots, and restore files. Additionally, Backrest can run in the background and take an opinionated approach to scheduling snapshots and orchestrating repo health operations.",
"install_methods":[
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"script":"ct/backrest.sh",
"resources":{
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"hdd":8,
"os":"debian",
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"default_credentials":{
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"type":"info",
"text":"`cat ~/.ssh/id_ed25519.pub` to view ssh public key. This key is used to authenticate with sftp targets. You can add this key on the sftp server."
"description":"Baïkal is a lightweight CalDAV+CardDAV server. It offers an extensive web interface with easy management of users, address books and calendars.",
"description":"Bar Assistant is all-in-one solution for managing your home bar. Compared to other recipe management software that usually tries to be more for general use, Bar Assistant is made specifically for managing cocktail recipes. This means that there are a lot of cocktail-oriented features, like ingredient substitutes, first-class ingredients, ABV calculations, unit switching and more..",
"description":"Barcode Buddy for Grocy is an extension for Grocy, allowing to pass barcodes to Grocy. It supports barcodes for products and chores. If you own a physical barcode scanner, it can be integrated, so that all barcodes scanned are automatically pushed to BarcodeBuddy/Grocy.",
"install_methods":[
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"type":"default",
"script":"ct/barcode-buddy.sh",
"resources":{
"cpu":1,
"ram":512,
"hdd":3,
"os":"debian",
"version":"12"
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}
],
"default_credentials":{
"username":null,
"password":null
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"notes":[
{
"text":"After install enable the option \"Use Redis cache\" on the settings page.",
"config_path":"`/opt/bitmagnet/config.yml` or `/opt/bitmagnet/.env`",
"description":"A self-hosted BitTorrent indexer, DHT crawler, content classifier and torrent search engine with web UI, GraphQL API and Servarr stack integration.",
"install_methods":[
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"type":"default",
"script":"ct/bitmagnet.sh",
"resources":{
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"ram":1024,
"hdd":4,
"os":"debian",
"version":"12"
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"type":"alpine",
"script":"ct/alpine-bitmagnet.sh",
"resources":{
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"ram":1024,
"hdd":3,
"os":"alpine",
"version":"3.22"
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}
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"default_credentials":{
"username":null,
"password":null
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"notes":[
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"text":"During installation you will be asked to enter your TMDB API key, if you wanna use it. Make sure you have it ready.",
"description":"Blocky is a software tool designed for blocking unwanted ads and trackers on local networks. It functions as a DNS proxy and runs on the Go programming language. Blocky intercepts requests to advertisements and other unwanted content and blocks them before they reach the end user. This results in a cleaner, faster, and more secure online experience for users connected to the local network. Blocky is open-source, easy to configure and can be run on a variety of devices, making it a versatile solution for small to medium-sized local networks.",
"description":"BookLore is a self-hosted digital library for managing and reading books, offering a beautiful interface and support for metadata management. Built with a modern tech stack, it provides support for importing, organizing, and reading EPUBs and PDFs, while also managing cover images and book metadata.",
"install_methods":[
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"type":"default",
"script":"ct/booklore.sh",
"resources":{
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"ram":3072,
"hdd":7,
"os":"debian",
"version":"12"
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}
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"default_credentials":{
"username":null,
"password":null
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"notes":[
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"text":"Starting Booklore (Web UI) may take up to 2 minutes after a restart or fresh installation.",
"description":"BookStack is a user-friendly documentation platform that offers a simple and intuitive experience. New users should be able to create content with basic word-processing skills. While the platform provides advanced features, they do not interfere with the core simplicity of the user experience.",
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"script":"ct/bookstack.sh",
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"ram":1024,
"hdd":4,
"os":"debian",
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"default_credentials":{
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"password":"password"
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"notes":[
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"text":"Bookstack works only with static ip. If you Change the IP of your LXC, you Need to edit the .env File `nano /opt/bookstack/.env`",
"description":"BunkerWeb is a security-focused web server that enhances web application protection. It guards against common web vulnerabilities like SQL injection, XSS, and CSRF. It features simple setup and configuration using a YAML file, customizable security rules, and provides detailed logs for traffic monitoring and threat detection.",
"install_methods":[
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"script":"ct/bunkerweb.sh",
"resources":{
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{
"text":"WARNING: Installation sources scripts outside of Community Scripts repo. Please check the source before installing.",
"description":"ByteStash is a self-hosted web application designed to store, organise, and manage your code snippets efficiently. With support for creating, editing, and filtering snippets, ByteStash helps you keep track of your code in one secure place.",
"description":"CasaOS is a software that aims to make it easy for users to create a personal cloud system at home. It uses the Docker ecosystem to provide a simple, user-friendly experience for managing various applications and services.",
"install_methods":[
{
"type":"default",
"script":"ct/casaos.sh",
"resources":{
"cpu":2,
"ram":2048,
"hdd":8,
"os":"debian",
"version":"12"
}
}
],
"default_credentials":{
"username":null,
"password":null
},
"notes":[
{
"text":"If the LXC is created Privileged, the script will automatically set up USB passthrough.",
"type":"warning"
},
{
"text":"WARNING: Installation sources scripts outside of Community Scripts repo. Please check the source before installing.",
"description":"Change Detection is a service that allows you to monitor changes to web pages and receive notifications when changes occur. It can be used for a variety of purposes such as keeping track of online price changes, monitoring news websites for updates, or tracking changes to online forums.",
"description":"Channels DVR Server runs on your computer or NAS device at home. There's no cloud to worry about. Your tv shows and movies will always be available.",
"install_methods":[
{
"type":"default",
"script":"ct/channels.sh",
"resources":{
"cpu":2,
"ram":1024,
"hdd":8,
"os":"debian",
"version":"12"
}
}
],
"default_credentials":{
"username":null,
"password":null
},
"notes":[
{
"text":"WARNING: Installation sources scripts outside of Community Scripts repo. Please check the source before installing.",
"description":"Checkmk is an IT monitoring software that tracks the health and performance of your systems, networks, servers, applications, and cloud services. It provides real-time insights, alerts for issues, and tools for troubleshooting, helping ensure smooth operations across your infrastructure.",
"description":"This script helps Proxmox users identify and remove orphaned LVM volumes that are no longer associated with any VM or LXC container. It scans all LVM volumes, detects unused ones, and provides an interactive prompt to delete them safely. System-critical volumes like root, swap, and data are excluded to prevent accidental deletion.",
"description":"Cleanuparr is a tool for automating the cleanup of unwanted or blocked files in Sonarr, Radarr, and supported download clients like qBittorrent, Transmission, and Deluge. It removes incomplete, blocked, or malicious downloads and can trigger replacement searches to ensure your media library stays complete and up-to-date.",
"description":"A feature-rich and robust Cloudflare DDNS updater with a small footprint. The program will detect your machine’s public IP addresses and update DNS records using the Cloudflare API",
"install_methods":[
{
"type":"default",
"script":"ct/cloudflare-ddns.sh",
"resources":{
"cpu":2,
"ram":1024,
"hdd":2,
"os":"Debian",
"version":"12"
}
}
],
"default_credentials":{
"username":null,
"password":null
},
"notes":[
{
"text":"To setup the updater you must have the Cloudflare Token and the domains, please read the Github documentation at `https://github.com/favonia/cloudflare-ddns?tab=readme-ov-file#-step-1-updating-the-compose-file` (only the expandable section)",
"type":"warning"
},
{
"text":"To update the configuration edit `/etc/systemd/system/cloudflare-ddns.service`. After edit please restart with `systemctl restart cloudflare-ddns`",
"description":"Cloudflared is a command-line tool that allows you to securely access resources on the Cloudflare network, such as websites and APIs, from your local computer. It works by creating a secure tunnel between your computer and the Cloudflare network, allowing you to access resources as if they were on your local network.",
"install_methods":[
{
"type":"default",
"script":"ct/cloudflared.sh",
"resources":{
"cpu":1,
"ram":512,
"hdd":2,
"os":"debian",
"version":"13"
}
}
],
"default_credentials":{
"username":null,
"password":null
},
"notes":[
{
"text":"With an option to configure cloudflared as a DNS-over-HTTPS (DoH) proxy",
"description":"Cloudreve is an open-source, community-driven cloud storage system that provides file sharing, synchronization, and management features. It supports a wide range of storage backends and integrates with various notification and logging platforms.",
"install_methods":[
{
"type":"default",
"script":"ct/cloudreve.sh",
"resources":{
"cpu":1,
"ram":1024,
"hdd":10,
"os":"Debian",
"version":"12"
}
}
],
"default_credentials":{
"username":null,
"password":null
},
"notes":[
{
"text":"After Installation: Register your user -> Login -> Dashboard -> Accept Primary URL.",
"description":"Cockpit is a web-based graphical interface for managing Linux servers. It allows users to perform tasks like configuring networks, managing storage, and monitoring system performance directly through a web browser. It integrates with existing system tools, making it suitable for both beginners and experienced admins.",
"install_methods":[
{
"type":"default",
"script":"ct/cockpit.sh",
"resources":{
"cpu":2,
"ram":1024,
"hdd":4,
"os":"debian",
"version":"13"
}
}
],
"default_credentials":{
"username":null,
"password":null
},
"notes":[
{
"text":"Set a root password if using autologin. This will be the Cockpit password.`sudo passwd root`",
"description":"Coder Code Server is an open-source project that enables you to run Visual Studio Code (VS Code) on a remote machine, such as a desktop PC or virtual server. It serves a web-based version of VS Code that you can access from any browser via a URL, allowing remote development without needing an SSH connection. Unlike the official VS Code Server used by vscode.dev for Remote Tunnels, code-server is developed by Coder and operates independently, providing similar capabilities through a self-hosted solution.",
"description":"Configarr is an open-source tool designed to simplify configuration and synchronization for Sonarr and Radarr (and other experimental). It integrates with TRaSH Guides to automate updates of custom formats, quality profiles, and other settings, while also supporting user-defined configurations.",
"description":"ConvertX is a self-hosted online file converter supporting over 1000 formats, including images, audio, video, documents, and more, powered by FFmpeg, GraphicsMagick, and other libraries.",
"install_methods":[
{
"type":"default",
"script":"ct/convertx.sh",
"resources":{
"cpu":2,
"ram":4096,
"hdd":20,
"os":"Debian",
"version":"12"
}
}
],
"default_credentials":{
"username":null,
"password":null
},
"notes":[
{
"text":"Complete setup via the web interface at http://<container-ip>:3000. Create and secure the admin account immediately.",
"description":"Copyparty is a lightweight, portable HTTP file server with a browser-based interface. It supports drag-and-drop uploads, downloads, deduplication, media playback, and advanced search, making it ideal for quickly sharing and managing files.",
"install_methods":[
{
"type":"default",
"script":"tools/addon/copyparty.sh",
"resources":{
"cpu":null,
"ram":null,
"hdd":null,
"os":null,
"version":null
}
}
],
"default_credentials":{
"username":null,
"password":null
},
"notes":[
{
"text":"Execute within the Proxmox shell or in LXC",
"description":"Cosmos Cloud is a self-hosting platform that automates maintenance and security. It offers an app marketplace, reverse proxy management, container control, VPN integration, real-time monitoring, and disk management. Security features include SSO, anti-DDoS, and encryption. It simplifies self-hosting for all users.",
"install_methods":[
{
"type":"default",
"script":"ct/cosmos.sh",
"resources":{
"cpu":2,
"ram":2048,
"hdd":8,
"os":"debian",
"version":"12"
}
}
],
"default_credentials":{
"username":null,
"password":null
},
"notes":[
{
"type":"info",
"text":"The file `/etc/sysconfig/CosmosCloud` is optional. If you need custom settings, you can create it yourself."
"description":"Crafty Controller is a free and open-source Minecraft launcher and manager that allows users to start and administer Minecraft servers from a user-friendly interface. The interface is run as a self-hosted web server that is accessible to devices on the local network by default and can be port forwarded to provide external access outside of your local network. Crafty is designed to be easy to install and use, requiring only a bit of technical knowledge and a desire to learn to get started. Crafty Controller is still actively being developed by Arcadia Technology and we are continually making major improvements to the software.\n\nCrafty Controller is a feature rich panel that allows you to create and run servers, manage players, run commands, change server settings, view and edit server files, and make backups. With the help of Crafty Controller managing a large number of Minecraft servers on separate versions is easy and intuitive to do.",
"description":"This script will add/remove a crontab schedule that updates the operating system of all LXCs every Sunday at midnight.",
"install_methods":[
{
"type":"default",
"script":"tools/pve/cron-update-lxcs.sh",
"resources":{
"cpu":null,
"ram":null,
"hdd":null,
"os":null,
"version":null
}
}
],
"default_credentials":{
"username":null,
"password":null
},
"notes":[
{
"text":"Execute within the Proxmox shell",
"type":"info"
},
{
"text":"To exclude LXCs from updating, edit the crontab using `crontab -e` and add CTID as shown in the example below:\n\n\n\n`0 0 * * 0 PATH=/usr/local/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin:/sbin:/bin /bin/bash -c \"$(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/community-scripts/ProxmoxVE/main/tools/pve/update-lxcs-cron.sh)\" -s 103 111 >>/var/log/update-lxcs-cron.log 2>/dev/null`",
"description":"Cronicle is a task scheduling and management software that allows users to schedule and run tasks automatically on multiple servers. It has a web-based user interface that provides a convenient and centralized way to manage tasks and view their execution status. With Cronicle, users can schedule tasks to run at specific times, or on demand, and assign tasks to specific worker servers. The software provides real-time statistics and a live log viewer to help users monitor the progress of tasks. Cronicle is designed for use in large-scale environments, making it a valuable tool for automation and management of complex and time-sensitive tasks.",
"install_methods":[
{
"type":"default",
"script":"ct/cronicle.sh",
"resources":{
"cpu":1,
"ram":512,
"hdd":2,
"os":"debian",
"version":"12"
}
}
],
"default_credentials":{
"username":null,
"password":null
},
"notes":[
{
"text":"Primary and Worker Private Keys Must Match in the config file",
"description":"cross-seed is an app designed to help you download torrents that you can cross seed based on your existing torrents. It is designed to match conservatively to minimize manual intervention.",
"install_methods":[
{
"type":"default",
"script":"ct/cross-seed.sh",
"resources":{
"cpu":1,
"ram":1024,
"hdd":2,
"os":"debian",
"version":"12"
}
}
],
"default_credentials":{
"username":null,
"password":null
},
"notes":[
{
"text":"After the installation cross-seed will fail to start with an empty configuration. To fix this, edit the config file to properly configure cross-seed, then restart by running `systemctl restart cross-seed`.",
"description":"CrowdSec is a free and open-source intrusion prevention system (IPS) designed to provide network security against malicious traffic. It is a collaborative IPS that analyzes behaviors and responses to attacks by sharing signals across a community of users. CrowdSec leverages the collective intelligence of its users to detect and respond to security threats in real-time. With CrowdSec, network administrators can set up protection against a wide range of threats, including malicious traffic, bots, and denial-of-service (DoS) attacks. The software is designed to be easy to use and integrate with existing security systems, making it a valuable tool for enhancing the security of any network.",
"install_methods":[
{
"type":"default",
"script":"tools/addon/crowdsec.sh",
"resources":{
"cpu":null,
"ram":null,
"hdd":null,
"os":null,
"version":null
}
}
],
"default_credentials":{
"username":null,
"password":null
},
"notes":[
{
"text":"Execute within an existing LXC Console. Debian only!",
"description":"CryptPad is a collaboration suite that is end-to-end encrypted and open-source. It is designed to facilitate collaboration by synchronizing changes to documents in real time. Since all the user data is encrypted, in the event of a breach, attackers have no way of accessing the stored content",
"install_methods":[
{
"type":"default",
"script":"ct/cryptpad.sh",
"resources":{
"cpu":1,
"ram":1024,
"hdd":8,
"os":"Debian",
"version":"12"
}
}
],
"default_credentials":{
"username":null,
"password":null
},
"notes":[
{
"text":"After installation finishes, `systemctl status cryptpad.service` to get token URL which you can use to create admin account",
"description":"deCONZ is a software for managing and controlling Zigbee-based smart home devices. It allows for setting up, configuring and visualizing the status of connected devices, as well as for triggering actions and automations. It works as a bridge between the Zigbee network and other home automation systems and can be used as a standalone solution or integrated into existing setups.",
"description":"Deluge is a free, open-source, lightweight BitTorrent client. It supports various platforms including Windows, Linux, and macOS, and offers features such as peer exchange, DHT, and magnet links.",
"description":"Docker is an open-source project for automating the deployment of applications as portable, self-sufficient containers. This Template includes Docker Engine and Docker Compose Plugin.",
"install_methods":[
{
"type":"default",
"script":"vm/docker-vm.sh",
"resources":{
"cpu":2,
"ram":4096,
"hdd":10,
"os":"debian",
"version":"12"
}
}
],
"default_credentials":{
"username":"root",
"password":"docker"
},
"notes":[
{
"text":"After the script completes, click on the VM, then on the Summary or Console tab to find the VM IP.",
"type":"info"
},
{
"text":"This Script works on amd64 and arm64 Architecture.",
"description":"Open-source collaborative wiki and documentation software. Create, collaborate, and share knowledge seamlessly with Docmost. Ideal for managing your wiki, knowledge-base, documentation and a lot more.",
"install_methods":[
{
"type":"default",
"script":"ct/docmost.sh",
"resources":{
"cpu":3,
"ram":4096,
"hdd":8,
"os":"debian",
"version":"13"
}
}
],
"default_credentials":{
"username":null,
"password":null
},
"notes":[
{
"text":"Use `cat ~/docmost.creds` to see database credentials.",
"description":"Signing documents digitally should be fast and easy and should be the best practice for every document signed worldwide. This is technically quite easy today, but it also introduces a new party to every signature: The signing tool providers. While this is not a problem in itself, it should make us think about how we want these providers of trust to work. Documenso aims to be the world's most trusted document-signing tool. This trust is built by empowering you to self-host Documenso and review how it works under the hood.",
"description":"Dolibarr ERP CRM is a modern software package to manage your company or foundation's activity (contacts, suppliers, invoices, orders, stocks, agenda, accounting, ...). it's an open source Web application (written in PHP) designed for businesses of any sizes, foundations and freelancers.",
"description":"Synapse is an open source Matrix homeserver implementation, written and maintained by Element. Matrix is the open standard for secure and interoperable real time communications. You can directly run and manage the source code in this repository, available under an AGPL license. There is no support provided from Element unless you have a subscription.",
"install_methods":[
{
"type":"default",
"script":"ct/elementsynapse.sh",
"resources":{
"cpu":1,
"ram":2048,
"hdd":8,
"os":"debian",
"version":"12"
}
}
],
"default_credentials":{
"username":null,
"password":null
},
"notes":[
{
"type":"info",
"text":"Type `cat ~/matrix.creds` to see admin username/password."
"description":"EMQX is an open-source MQTT broker that features a high-performance, real-time message processing engine. It is designed to handle large-scale IoT deployments, providing fast and reliable message delivery for connected devices. EMQX is known for its scalability, reliability, and low latency, making it a popular choice for IoT and M2M applications. It also offers a wide range of features and plugins for enhanced security, monitoring, and management.",
"install_methods":[
{
"type":"default",
"script":"ct/emqx.sh",
"resources":{
"cpu":2,
"ram":1024,
"hdd":4,
"os":"debian",
"version":"12"
}
}
],
"default_credentials":{
"username":"admin",
"password":"public"
},
"notes":[
{
"text":"Setup-Steps: Access Control ➡ Authentication ➡ Create ➡ Next ➡ Next ➡ Create ➡ Users ➡ Add ➡ Username / Password (to authenicate with MQTT) ➡ Save. You're now ready to enjoy a high-performance MQTT Broker.",
"description":"ESPHome is a platform for controlling ESP8266/ESP32-based devices using configuration files and integrating them with Home Automation systems. It provides a simple and flexible way to set up and manage the functionality of these devices, including defining and automating actions, monitoring sensors, and connecting to networks and other services. ESPHome is designed to be user-friendly and easy to use, and supports a wide range of features and integrations, making it a popular choice for home automation projects and IoT applications.",
"description":"EVCC is an open-source tool that manages EV charging, prioritizing solar energy use to reduce costs and optimize charging times. It supports various EVs and chargers, adjusting power automatically based on real-time data.",
"install_methods":[
{
"type":"default",
"script":"ct/evcc.sh",
"resources":{
"cpu":1,
"ram":1024,
"hdd":4,
"os":"debian",
"version":"12"
}
}
],
"default_credentials":{
"username":null,
"password":null
},
"notes":[
{
"text":"To configure evcc, type `cd /etc` followed by `evcc configure` in the evcc LXC shell",
"description":"This script allows administrators to execute a custom command inside one or multiple LXC containers on a Proxmox VE node. Containers can be selectively excluded via an interactive checklist. If a container is stopped, the script will automatically start it, run the command, and then shut it down again. Only Debian and Ubuntu based containers are supported.",
"install_methods":[
{
"type":"default",
"script":"tools/pve/execute.sh",
"resources":{
"cpu":null,
"ram":null,
"hdd":null,
"os":null,
"version":null
}
}
],
"default_credentials":{
"username":null,
"password":null
},
"notes":[
{
"text":"Execute within the Proxmox shell.",
"type":"info"
},
{
"text":"Non-Debian/Ubuntu containers will be skipped automatically.",
"type":"info"
},
{
"text":"Stopped containers will be started temporarily to run the command, then shut down again.",
"description":"FHEM stands for \"Freundliche Hausautomation und Energie-Messung,\" which translates to \"Friendly Home Automation and Energy Measurement\" in English. The software can interface with a wide range of devices, including lighting systems, thermostats, weather stations, and media devices, among others.",
"install_methods":[
{
"type":"default",
"script":"ct/fhem.sh",
"resources":{
"cpu":2,
"ram":2048,
"hdd":8,
"os":"debian",
"version":"12"
}
}
],
"default_credentials":{
"username":null,
"password":null
},
"notes":[
{
"text":"If the LXC is created Privileged, the script will automatically set up USB passthrough.",
"description":"FileBrowser Quantum provides an easy way to access and manage your files from the web. It has has a web page interface that allows you to create secure shared links, users with their own specific permissions and settings, and offers a great viewing experience for many file types. This version is called Quantum because it packs tons of advanced features into a tiny easy to run file. Unlike the majority of alternative options, FileBrowser Quantum is simple to install and easy to configure.",
"description":"File Browser offers a user-friendly web interface for managing files within a designated directory. It allows you to perform various actions such as uploading, deleting, previewing, renaming, and editing files.",
"install_methods":[
{
"type":"default",
"script":"tools/addon/filebrowser.sh",
"resources":{
"cpu":null,
"ram":null,
"hdd":null,
"os":null,
"version":null
}
},
{
"type":"alpine",
"script":"tools/addon/filebrowser.sh",
"resources":{
"cpu":null,
"ram":null,
"hdd":null,
"os":null,
"version":null
}
}
],
"default_credentials":{
"username":"admin",
"password":"helper-scripts.com"
},
"notes":[
{
"text":"Execute within an existing LXC Console",
"type":"warning"
}
]
}
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