PufferPanel is an open source game server management panel, designed for both small networks and personal use
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Published by LordRalex 7 months ago
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Fixes a few small bugs found in the alpha.1 release
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This marks the first alpha release of v3.0.0. This release has been years in the making. It comes with significant changes to the backend and frontend to ensure a smoother experience.
The goals of v3 are to improve on things we learned from v2 and update the UI to a more friendly look and feel. We are still working on improving aspects of the UI, so things may still change as we go.
The backend has seen a clean up of how things work. The API has been standardized a bit more and the documentation has been updated to account for this. The concept of the "proxy" no longer is exposed publicly, but the API will still proxy requests as needed. We also updated our swagger documentation to try to be more complete. Do note however it may still be missing some information.
Templates have also been updated with the new concept of "conditions". This is a basic "if" statement system that is designed to help consolidate our templates and drive better logic about if an operator should run. Things that the conditions now support are checking if a variable is set or if it's a certain value, if a file exist, or if something is in the PATH env. This means our templates now can support both environments at the same time, with the conditions driving what operators may be used.
Commands now also support the condition concept. A server can have multiple different commands, and one is chosen based on these conditions.
We have also moved to using the "any/any" repo with packagecloud. This means that we have a single repository that handles the packages, so the workarounds for getting an "unsupported" or a newly released LTS version of an OS should not be needed anymore.
Our Docker image also has been cleaned up. It has instead now been designed to only run the panel and a node which creates Docker containers. It will no longer run servers inside of itself. This, while useful to create a quick server, caused the image to be bloated and hard to manage. We also exposed a new config entry so that servers using Docker can better expose a folder on the host that isn't explicitly defined in the image. Previously, it was an explicit path, and changing it required changing several things. Now, a single config entry allows hiding this.
NOTE: Currently, the Docker image is not available through DockerHub. We are working to get it published there.
We also have created a new "tester" designed to keep our templates more consistent and ensure they function prior to being released. Generally speaking, the templates now have been at least validated to run and not crash immediately. This does mean we have removed several templates that either were not functional or were believed to be dead software.
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Bug Fixes
Published by github-actions[bot] over 2 years ago
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
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Changes:
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.