Releases: pufferpanel/pufferpanel
Releases · pufferpanel/pufferpanel
v2.6.6
Fix issues with nullable node ids Fixes #1236
v2.6.5
Fix node id resolution How *uint == nil passes... I will never know
v2.6.3
Remove new migration This won't work in the v2.6.2 era onward, so safer to not ship it now
v2.6.2
v2.6.1
v2.6.0
v2.5.2
Bug Fixes
- Fix newlines not applying from daemon messages to the console
- Fix expiresIn value on OAuth token responses
- Fix SFTP logins on long-running nodes
v2.5.1
Resolve security issue related with symlinks
Attempt to resolve mobile view losing header on pages
Resolve issue where session timeouts were not being detected correctly
v2.5.0
v2.4.0
Changes:
- Add OAuth 2 screens to both accounts and servers. This allows for creating clients which can talk to the API. This is the preferred method over using the older undocumented and unsupported method of using /auth/login.
- Add hot keys for accessing UI options
- Wire up additional emails to events
- Microsoft SQL Server can be used with Linux installations
- Attempt to resolve performance issues with the console
- Improve node UI
- Add –workDir as a supported argument for the service
- Remove unique name requirement on servers
- Create Windows MSI installer
- Rename servers now supported
- Add logging to when daemon downloads a Docker image
- Fix exposed ports not being applied when port bindings are used
Windows Installer:
We now have an official Windows installer which will install a PufferPanel service to Windows. This installer is supported on Windows Server 2012+. As a warning, we DO NOT RECOMMEND USING THE LOCAL SERVICE ACOUNT. You will want to create a PufferPanel user on your server and use this to run the service. Due to the complexity of installers, we do not do this automatically. This allows for a compromised server to have less rights than Local Service would otherwise give.