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@retrixe retrixe released this 20 Sep 13:22
1.0.0-beta.2
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retrixe Ibrahim Ansari
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🎉 Another long overdue release of Octyne (I promise octyne 1.0 before the year ends though)!

Octyne is pretty straightforward, so I don't really work on it very often, so releases are fairly delayed, however recently I've definitely picked up the pace since I use this project a LOT and can use a 1.0 release :^) This one is fairly monumental feature wise, and 1.0 is rather imminent now.

This release incorporates Redis support to share auth tokens between Octyne instances, a lot of security hardening like vulnerability fixes and HTTPS support, ability to disable servers from being auto-started, and fixes to file locking so that Octyne releases files correctly. This is especially important on Windows where mandatory file locking is used and Octyne works perfectly there now.

Changelog

  • Added Redis support \o/
  • Release file locks correctly in the files API (fixes it on Windows 🎉 )
  • Add HTTPS support \o/ (although reverse proxies are preferred due to easy restarts to update cert)
  • GET /servers/{id} now returns uptime and server status, totalMemory is no longer a bool (wut).
  • Downloading files is now a secure endpoint, was previously insecure due to Ecthelion.
  • Redis connections are now closed properly when Octyne's HTTP server encounters a problem.
  • Patched security vulnerability allowing authenticated users to access files outside an app's folder.
  • ./octyne -v is now aliased to ./octyne --version.
  • Auto-start when Octyne starts can now be disabled for individual servers.
  • Added GitHub Actions and Deepsource (had to add a lot of skip comments).

What's missing for 1.0

  • Copying on Windows.
  • Alternate token authentication.
  • Configurable crash limits and ports.
  • Compression endpoints not complete.
  • Statistics endpoint to get data like CPU and RAM usage of processes not complete.

x86_64 binaries for Windows, macOS and Linux are provided, but octyne works on other architectures like ARM as well. It should work on other architectures and Unix-like OSes supported by Golang as well (untested, but if you run into issues, let me know!).

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