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Super Lan-Cache 0.1.3
Pre-release
Pre-release
Super Lan-Cache 0.1.3
This testing update makes live traffic and DNS setup easier to understand before starting a large download.
- Download activity is grouped into sessions by client and content, with a 10-second delivery rate, cache-hit share, request totals, and expandable request detail.
- Encrypted HTTPS pass-through is shown separately with client, service hostname, completed bytes, aggregate delivery rate, connection count, and an explicit
Not cachedstate. - Client IP addresses can be given friendly local names without changing DNS or cache identity.
- Services & DNS includes a read-only guided connection check for engine health, client resolver responses, selected cache routes, origin DNS, and recent traffic.
- Existing-cache inventory, depot metadata, measured resident content, reviewed cleanup, and persistent engine settings remain available.
- Large cache indexing is recovered after an interrupted restart, deferred while downloads are active, and scheduled only after verified idle time. Buffered access-log ingestion keeps the API responsive during high request volume.
- Settings report the CPU and memory exposed by the container so TrueNAS resource limits and NGINX worker/index-memory settings are easier to assess.
- No password on fresh installs; optional password controls in Settings preserve existing protected installations.
- Optional setup-code pairing with Super Pi Hole, with service presets and reviewed DNS changes. Each app works independently.
- TrueNAS 25.10 x86-64 installer with a Web UI portal and an immutable image digest. Reuse existing cache/log paths and add manager storage; see docs/TRUENAS.md.
Release gates exercise the complete container, real HTTP MISS/HIT transfers and file indexing, alongside the unit/integration suite. Production predecessor validation used an existing multi-terabyte cache and real Steam transfers. A partial inventory is not a complete game/version catalog, and HTTPS content remains uncached.
This is a testing prerelease. Back up existing app definitions and snapshot persistent settings before upgrading. No Community catalog acceptance is implied.