- Modified build-release.sh to create tarballs with bin/ directory structure
- Updated install.sh to handle both old (flat) and new (bin/) structures
- Files now extract to correct locations for community scripts
- Fixes issue #276 where community scripts couldn't update properly
Replaced sudo-based updater with a cleaner directory-based approach:
- Pulse binary now installs to /opt/pulse/bin/pulse (owned by pulse user)
- Symlink created at /usr/local/bin/pulse for PATH convenience
- Pulse user has full write access to /opt/pulse, enabling self-updates
- Removed sudo dependency and security risks
- Simplified update logic - no special scripts or permissions needed
This is more secure, simpler, and works in all environments (containers, VMs, bare metal)
- Created pulse-updater script that runs with sudo to update root-owned binary
- Modified install.sh to set up sudoers permissions for pulse user
- Updated build-release.sh to include scripts directory in releases
- Install script now installs sudo (if missing) and configures NOPASSWD access
This fixes the 'Failed to apply update' error when Pulse runs as non-root user
and needs to update the binary at /usr/local/bin/pulse
- Use background context for update downloads to prevent cancellation
- Detect actual binary location and update correct file
- Support both 'pulse' and 'pulse-backend' service names
- Copy VERSION file to multiple locations for compatibility
- Handle flat tarball structure from GitHub releases
- Add server/index.js that shows clear migration instructions
- Prevents v3 from running with partial v4 files
- Users see clear error message in logs with migration steps
- Update build script to include shim in releases
- Updated build-release.sh to create universal tarball with all architectures
- Use pulse-wrapper.sh as main executable that auto-detects architecture
- Wrapper automatically cleans up unused architecture binaries
- Single tarball works for amd64, arm64, and armv7
- Compatible with Proxmox helper script expectations
- Add comprehensive install.sh script for LXC and manual installations
- Add systemd service file (pulse.service)
- Add build-release.sh for creating release archives
- Support for multiple architectures (amd64, arm64, armv7)
- Automatic dependency installation (Go, Node.js)
- User creation and permission management
- Update/reinstall/remove functionality
- Matches the installation experience of the original Pulse
