Nodvard Deck 0.9.0

Deutsch: Neues Aussehen, Docker als eigenes Modul, Tresor und neue Integrationen. Alle Änderungen auf Deutsch stehen in Nodvard Deck unter Einstellungen → Über Nodvard Deck.

A new look, Docker as its own module, a vault page and new integrations.

• New: a calmer look with three themes (classic light, plain dark as the default, pro dark) and a
  fourth one, "Bisher", with the look up to 0.8. After the update Nodvard Deck asks once whether you
  want to keep the new look; the choice applies to your account on every device. Admins can add
  their own CSS under Settings → Appearance.
• New: Docker is a module of its own (formerly "Service Matrix"). Per server it shows images,
  volumes and networks with their size and the containers using them; anything unused can be
  removed after approval.
• New: Pi-hole and Nginx Proxy Manager are modules of their own with their own pages. Settings,
  tiles, credentials and open suggestions move over by themselves. Pi-hole adds the most active
  clients, updating block lists and allowing or blocking a domain.
• New: read-only beta modules for Home Assistant, Jellyfin, Plex, qBittorrent, Uptime Kuma and
  Vaultwarden, each with a page and a tile, plus a Nextcloud tile with version, updates, storage
  and load.
• New: a "Vault" page under Settings lists all stored passwords, keys and tokens with their
  expiry date and what uses them, with reminders 14 and 3 days before a token expires.
• New: Nodvard Shield checks whether a server is suited for real-time virus scanning and can
  switch it on after approval (no button in the interface yet). A server that always runs warmer
  can get its own temperature limit.
• Security: Nodvard Shield and Server status bring their own small helper, each with a narrow
  sudo rule. Quarantine, updates, scans, audits and service restarts use it once it is installed on
  the server, and it is only called if it is exactly the shipped version. Replacing or deleting
  stored credentials needs your password and, with two-factor login on, the code. Only the owner
  can change how independently Nodvard Deck acts. Logo and favicon only come from Nodvard Deck
  itself, and images from other addresses in Markdown tiles show as links. Nextcloud files in the
  file manager are for admins only, and every access is logged. Other sites can no longer embed
  Nodvard Deck, and outgoing links no longer reveal which page was open. Image update checks no
  longer send the names of self-built images to Docker Hub. Lists return at most 1000 entries per
  request, the emergency page is local-only by default, and the backup script on the server
  encrypts when a backup key is set.
• Improved: the overview shows the servers in a table with load bars. The installation guide has
  one expandable section per way: command line, Portainer and Raspberry Pi. After Nodvard Deck
  restarts during an update, the update center shows the real result. File manager uploads are
  limited to 10 GB, with a clear message when the target is full. A temperature warning needs two
  hot readings in a row. Without its own setting, the container uses the host's name server.
• Fixed: a line break in "Watched files" no longer stops intrusion detection and the file
  watcher. Shield messages no longer repeat the event type. The metric history is stored reliably
  with several servers. "Test connection" in Uptime Kuma really asks again. The operating system is
  detected on regular servers too, not only on the Raspberry Pi.