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v1.0.0-Beta.03
Pre-releasereleased this
2026-09-09 01:07:33 +02:00 | 2 commits to main since this releaseAdded
- The installer can undo itself:
--uninstallremoves it and keeps the
reports,--uninstall --purgeerases them too after you type DELETE. - A configuration file at
/etc/lasthelp/lasthelp.env, written once on a fresh
install and never overwritten afterwards — an upgrade keeps the port, the
proxy setting and anything else you edited by hand. - The service unit ships with the release and is listed in the signed
SHA256SUMS, so the sandbox the service runs inside is verified like the
binary rather than being printed by whatever copy of the installer you ran.
It carries the full set of systemd restrictions the rest of the house uses.
Changed
- The installer is POSIX
shrather than bash, so the documented
curl … | sudo shruns under dash on Debian and Ubuntu and under BusyBox on
Alpine, not only where/bin/shhappens to be bash. Install withsudo sh;
the beta channel is nowLASTHELP_CHANNEL=beta. - The binary lives at
/opt/lasthelp/bin/lasthelp, owned by the service
account, which is what lets the built-in updater replace it.
Fixed
- The installer refuses a port that something else is already listening on,
instead of installing a service that cannot start.
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- The installer can undo itself: