- Consolidated development commands into a new `dev` command group for better organization.
- Introduced a `prod` command group to manage production environment operations.
- Updated Makefile to simplify the development environment setup and improve logging.
- Enhanced README to clarify the development process and health check requirements.
- Removed deprecated configuration and service management commands to streamline the CLI interface.
- Consolidated development commands into a new `dev` command group for better organization.
- Introduced a `prod` command group to manage production environment operations.
- Updated Makefile to simplify the development environment setup and improve logging.
- Enhanced README to clarify the development process and health check requirements.
- Removed deprecated configuration and service management commands to streamline the CLI interface.
- Changed default IPFS API URL to port 5001 for better compatibility.
- Enhanced the initialization process for IPFS and Cluster by adding support for bootstrap peers.
- Introduced user prompts for cluster secret and swarm key generation, improving user experience during setup.
- Updated service configuration to dynamically determine paths based on existing configuration files.
- Added Olric cache server integration, including configuration options for Olric servers and timeout settings.
- Implemented HTTP handlers for cache operations: health check, get, put, delete, and scan.
- Enhanced Makefile with commands to run the Olric server and manage its configuration.
- Updated README and setup scripts to include Olric installation and configuration instructions.
- Introduced tests for cache handlers to ensure proper functionality and error handling.
- Implemented pre-acceptance of Anon terms in both the setup and installation scripts to eliminate interactive prompts.
- Enhanced the installation process by creating necessary directories and files to ensure terms are accepted before installation.
- Updated the installation command to use a non-interactive frontend, improving reliability during package installation.
- Added automatic acceptance of terms in the Anon configuration file to streamline the setup process.
- Updated the installation script to pre-accept terms, eliminating interactive prompts during installation.
- Enhanced output messages to reflect the auto-accepted terms for better user awareness.
- Added support for installing and configuring the Anyone Relay (Anon) for anonymous networking in the setup process.
- Updated the Makefile to include the Anon client in the development stack, allowing it to run alongside other services.
- Implemented a new HTTP proxy handler for the Anon service, enabling proxied requests through the Anyone network.
- Enhanced the installation script to manage Anon installation, configuration, and firewall settings.
- Introduced tests for the Anon proxy handler to ensure proper request validation and error handling.
- Updated documentation to reflect the new Anon service and its usage in the development environment.
- Added a new step to configure the UFW firewall during the setup process, ensuring necessary ports are opened for SSH, P2P, and Gateway API.
- Updated the setup command output to reflect the new firewall configuration step.
- Refactored the setup logic to maintain proper sequence and clarity in the setup steps.
- Modified the installation script to update the documentation link for better user guidance.
- Updated `setup.go` to add Go binary path to the current process and the `debros` user's `.bashrc` for persistent availability.
- Implemented error handling for updating `.bashrc` and ensured proper ownership of the file.
- Refined `install-debros-network.sh` to improve OS detection, dependency checks, and installation flow, including downloading the latest release of `network-cli` from GitHub.
- Streamlined the installation process with clearer logging and error messages, enhancing user experience.
- Updated `.goreleaser.yaml` to reflect the new project name and added multi-platform binary builds for `network-cli`, `node`, `gateway`, and `identity`.
- Enhanced the CLI by modularizing commands into separate packages for better maintainability and clarity.
- Introduced a comprehensive environment management system, allowing users to switch between local, devnet, and testnet environments seamlessly.
- Added interactive setup commands for VPS installation, improving user experience and installation flow.
- Updated the installation script to be APT-ready, providing clear instructions for users and ensuring a smooth setup process.
- Enhanced documentation and changelog to reflect the new features and improvements.
- Added a check to ensure the script is run in an interactive terminal, providing clear error messages and instructions if not.
- Removed non-interactive mode handling for user creation, streamlining the user experience and ensuring necessary prompts are displayed.
- Updated instructions for re-running the script after user creation to enhance clarity.
- Added a check to skip re-execution of the script as the 'debros' user when running in non-interactive mode.
- Ensured that the installation can proceed as root without switching users in non-interactive scenarios, improving usability.
- Added support for non-interactive mode to automatically create the 'debros' user without user prompts.
- Implemented passwordless login for the 'debros' user in non-interactive mode.
- Retained interactive prompts for user creation when not in non-interactive mode, improving user experience and flexibility.
- Updated the user creation prompt to use `read -rp` for better user experience by allowing inline input without a newline.
- Ensured clarity in the prompt message for creating the 'debros' user.
- Removed the `Domain` field from the gateway configuration to simplify setup.
- Eliminated related logic for domain validation and ACME certificate management.
- Updated installation script to remove references to ACME certificate storage and HTTP/HTTPS port configurations.
- Bumped version in Makefile to 0.52.0-beta to reflect changes.
- Added functionality to check and create the 'debros' user if it does not exist, with options for password setup or passwordless login.
- Enhanced user switching logic to ensure the script runs as the 'debros' user or prompts for necessary actions.
- Updated the installation script to provide clearer instructions for user switching and installation continuation.
- Refined existing checks and improved error handling for a smoother installation experience.
- Updated the installation directory to a specific path (`/home/debros`) for better organization.
- Added a function to check and switch to the 'debros' user if not already running as that user.
- Improved user creation logic to ensure the 'debros' user is set up correctly with the appropriate home directory.
- Enhanced directory setup to create necessary subdirectories and set permissions accordingly.
- Changed the installation directory from `/opt/debros` to the user's home directory for improved flexibility.
- Updated systemd service configurations to reflect the new installation path for both node and gateway services.
- Ensured that read/write paths are aligned with the new installation directory.
- Added logic to check for the presence of essential configuration files during update mode.
- If missing, the script now generates the necessary `bootstrap.yaml` and `gateway.yaml` files to ensure proper setup.
- Introduced a new `Domain` field in the gateway configuration to support HTTPS and ACME certificate provisioning.
- Implemented domain validation to ensure proper format.
- Enhanced the main gateway logic to handle ACME challenges and manage TLS certificates using CertMagic.
- Updated installation script to create necessary directories for ACME certificate storage and configure firewall rules for HTTP/HTTPS ports.
- Updated script to support a complete DeBros network node installation with gateway.
- Improved user management by introducing a variable for the debros user.
- Added support for idempotent updates and secure systemd service management for both node and gateway services.
- Replaced the configuration wizard with automated configuration file generation using network-cli.
- Enhanced firewall configuration instructions and service management commands for better usability.
- Added encryption module identity.go for reusable identity create, save etc funtions
- Updated make file to support identity/main.go
- Updated node/node.go on loadOrCreateIdentity to use encryption.identity
- Updated cli/main.go to remove fallbacks for identity
- Updated install-debros-network.sh script to use new ./cmd/identity and fixed port order on print
- Updated makefile and changelog
CRITICAL FIX: Separate RQLite and LibP2P ports to prevent service startup failures
Changes:
- LibP2P now uses port 4000 (was conflicting with RQLite on 4001)
- RQLite continues to use port 4001 for HTTP API
- RQLite Raft uses port 4002
- Updated bootstrap peer configurations to use port 4000
- Updated install script port configurations
- Fixed firewall configuration to allow correct ports
This resolves the 'bind: address already in use' error that was preventing
the debros-node service from starting properly.
- Remove references to debros-bootstrap service in update logic
- Standardize on single debros-node service for all node types
- Fix service stopping/starting during updates
- Clean up legacy service references
- Remove invalid -port flag from systemd service ExecStart command
- The node binary doesn't support -port flag, it uses hardcoded port 4001
- Fix variable name RAFT_NODE_PORT to RAFT_PORT in two places
- Update check_existing_installation to only check for node binary since bootstrap binary was removed
This resolves the service startup failure where the service was exiting with:
'flag provided but not defined: -port'
- Fixed variable references with extra spaces that caused chmod commands to fail
- Corrected '' variable interpolation in permission commands
- Script now properly sets directory permissions without syntax errors
- Remove duplicate 'node node' references in service start messages
- Remove 'Node Type: node' line from completion output
- Simplify service messages to 'Starting/Started DeBros Network service'
- Simplify final success messages to remove redundant 'node' references
- Clean, professional output without confusing terminology duplication
- Remove logic that detects existing bootstrap.yaml and sets NODE_TYPE to 'bootstrap'
- Always use NODE_TYPE='node' in update mode for consistent terminology
- This ensures all services, configs, and outputs use 'node' terminology
- Completes the full migration from bootstrap to node naming convention
- Existing bootstrap installations will be updated to use node terminology
- Replace BOOTSTRAP_PORT, RQLITE_BOOTSTRAP_PORT, RAFT_BOOTSTRAP_PORT
with NODE_PORT, RQLITE_NODE_PORT, RAFT_NODE_PORT in completion output
- Ensures all port variables are correctly defined and displayed
- Completes the full bootstrap-to-node terminology migration
- Update service creation to use NODE_PORT instead of undefined BOOTSTRAP_PORT
- This fixes the service startup failure where the wrong port variable was referenced
- Service command now correctly uses: /opt/debros/bin/node -data /opt/debros/data/node -port 4001
- Replace BOOTSTRAP_PORT with NODE_PORT (4001)
- Replace RQLITE_BOOTSTRAP_PORT with RQLITE_NODE_PORT (5001)
- Replace RAFT_BOOTSTRAP_PORT with RAFT_NODE_PORT (7001)
- Update port checks to use new node port variables
- Update configuration generation to use NODE_PORT variables
- Update firewall configuration to use node ports
- Update systemd service creation to use node terminology
- Simplify port management by removing separate bootstrap/node distinctions
- All installations now use consistent 'node' terminology
- Skip port availability check during update mode
- Existing services will be using the ports, so checking causes false conflicts
- Add log message explaining why port check is skipped
- This fixes the 'Port 4001 is already in use' error during updates
- Fix root confirmation prompt to use echo -n and read instead of read -rp
- Fix non-interactive mode to use NODE_TYPE='node' instead of 'bootstrap'
- Simplify firewall configuration to always use bootstrap ports for node
- Fix final installation summary to show correct ports for node type
- Ensure consistent behavior across all node type checks
- Removed interactive node type selection (bootstrap vs regular)
- Set NODE_TYPE to 'node' by default
- Configure as bootstrap node but with 'node' naming
- Use bootstrap ports and configuration settings
- Simplified installation process by removing node type choice
- Add security warning when running as root
- Require explicit confirmation in interactive mode
- Allow automatic proceeding in non-interactive mode
- Use sudo alias approach for clean root execution
- Maintain security consciousness while enabling automation
- Prevent accidental root execution without user awareness
