This version has been released on Saturday, April 17, 2021. This version is considered a maintenance patch release. In this release we have a few fixes on various software that have updated their build requirements. We’ve additionally posted some updates to the build packages for the torrent clients Deluge, QBittorrent, and rTorrent. These updates will maintain reliability on the builds as well as to aid in speeding up the initial build process. RSA requirements have been upped on the self-signed certificates for both the certs for the dashboard on the install as well as vsftp. Let’s talk about that real quick! There have been reports from users stating they can no longer login to their servers via FTP. This is
Happy Friday QuickBox, It’s time for another development update! Framework This week marked the completion of the system applications and the beginning of the software conversion. System script size and file count has been reduced significantly. We’ve gone from 82 files to only 8! We also have a timeframe for pushing v3 to our beta testers! Script handling 82 files to 8 for handling the system commands seems a bit crazy – however, I’ve completely redesigned how the qb command runs scripts. Let’s quickly compare how v2 and v3 handle the qb install software command: QuickBox v2 qb checks how it is invoked (via CLI or Web).qb parses the positional parameters based on its invocation (Multiple if statements based on
Another Friday, another update! Framework The core system scripts will have been completely rewritten by tomorrow (only a couple left!). All that remains following this is the conversion of the software scripts and the final implementation of some new features! So far I’ve managed to reduce the code line-count from 20,222 to only 3,638! It’s a massive change (82%), and as you can imagine, the framework is dramatically quicker.Now that I’m a bit closer to the finish line I’ve managed to give some thought to some new features for v3! Some of these have been mentioned before (like the Plugins)…but let’s look at another one! API QuickBox v3 will feature an optional API. This is primarily for the developers among
This version has been released on Saturday, April 17, 2021. This version is considered a maintenance patch release. In this release we have a few fixes on various software that have updated their build requirements. We’ve additionally posted some updates to the build packages for the torrent clients Deluge, QBittorrent, and rTorrent. These updates will maintain reliability on the builds as well as to aid in speeding up the initial build process. RSA requirements have been upped on the self-signed certificates for both the certs for the dashboard on the install as well as vsftp. Let’s talk about that real quick! There have been reports from users stating they can no longer login to their servers via FTP. This is
Happy Friday QuickBox, It’s time for another development update! Framework This week marked the completion of the system applications and the beginning of the software conversion. System script size and file count has been reduced significantly. We’ve gone from 82 files to only 8! We also have a timeframe for pushing v3 to our beta testers! Script handling 82 files to 8 for handling the system commands seems a bit crazy – however, I’ve completely redesigned how the qb command runs scripts. Let’s quickly compare how v2 and v3 handle the qb install software command: QuickBox v2 qb checks how it is invoked (via CLI or Web).qb parses the positional parameters based on its invocation (Multiple if statements based on
Another Friday, another update! Framework The core system scripts will have been completely rewritten by tomorrow (only a couple left!). All that remains following this is the conversion of the software scripts and the final implementation of some new features! So far I’ve managed to reduce the code line-count from 20,222 to only 3,638! It’s a massive change (82%), and as you can imagine, the framework is dramatically quicker.Now that I’m a bit closer to the finish line I’ve managed to give some thought to some new features for v3! Some of these have been mentioned before (like the Plugins)…but let’s look at another one! API QuickBox v3 will feature an optional API. This is primarily for the developers among
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