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@CopperArch CopperArch released this 13 Nov 10:44
· 2 commits to main since this release

CopperBSD 0.1.18 live/installer image, based on FreeBSD 15.1 (amd64).

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CopperBSD-0.1.18-amd64.iso.zip (1.4 GB). The ISO itself is 4.7 GB, over GitHub's 2 GB limit per file, so it is zipped. Unzip it, then write CopperBSD-15.1-amd64.iso to a USB stick.

Checksum of the ISO inside the zip (SHA-256):

c2324ca904a904c05a8c4dd7eb353290e4e9f027ea50f926ad7f6cb42a878447

Already running CopperBSD? The dashboard's Update button brings an installed system to 0.1.18; no reinstall needed.

Tested before release

  • CI built this ISO from the v0.1.18 tag, validated it, and boot-tested it: the graphical installer starts.
  • The installer, live image and desktops are unchanged since 0.1.11, which was installed start to finish. That full install was not repeated.
  • The changes below were run for real on a FreeBSD 15.1 VM:
    • the nightly media checks, run under cron conditions;
    • adding new English-only patterns to existing formats, and recreating a deleted format;
    • a fake torrent containing setup.exe, caught and removed;
    • the hourly quick routine.
  • Nothing was tested on physical hardware.

Fixed

  • Nightly English-only and English-dub checks run again. The nightly routine runs as root and was reading root's empty copy of the dashboard's API keys. So since 0.1.12 both steps were silently skipped every night. It now reads the desktop user's keys.
  • New English-only patterns reach existing installs. Before, only a newly created "Foreign Language Markers" format got them. Missing patterns are now added, and patterns you added yourself are kept.

New

  • Fake-release purge. Torrents whose files include an executable (.exe, .scr, .msi, ...) are removed and blocklisted, and Sonarr/Radarr search again. Runs nightly and hourly. These fakes turn up before a film's digital release, with names like a real WEB-DL.
  • Paired cam tags such as IT.EN or AR.EN count as foreign under the English-only rule.
  • IMAX upgrades. A few owned movies a night are searched for an IMAX release. This only applies to Radarr profiles set up to upgrade to IMAX; a stock install has none, so it does nothing there.