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v1.3.7: Wake-on-LAN Decoupling & Proxmox Fixes

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@boubli boubli released this 20 Jun 10:31
· 53 commits to main since this release

Hey everyone! Just pushing out a quick but really important update today.

We've been mixing Wake-on-LAN (WOL) settings right into the standard application cards, and honestly it was starting to get a bit confusing for everyone. In this update, I've completely ripped WOL out of the regular Apps list. Network devices now live in their own dedicated database table (wol_devices) and have a completely separate management tab in the Settings panel. On the main dashboard, your WOL devices will now show up in a nice, clean "Power Controls" section instead of cluttering your web apps. (Don't worry, the update auto-migrates your existing MAC addresses so you won't lose anything!)

Also, if you've been having trouble getting native Proxmox LXC power actions to work, I finally tracked down the bug. The backend wasn't properly handing off the decrypted API token to the agent. This is now fully fixed! Just make sure your Proxmox token has the VM.PowerMgmt privilege if you want to start/stop containers from the UI.

Oh, and I've also seeded the documentation with 4 brand new pre-built Custom CSS themes (Dracula, Nord, Cyberpunk Neon, and Sunset Warm) so you can customize your dashboard's look right away!

Changelog:

  • Refactor: Decoupled Wake-on-LAN hardware controls from standard application links.
  • Feature: Added new "Power & WOL" Settings tab for managing network devices.
  • Feature: Added dedicated "Power Controls" visual section to the dashboard.
  • Fix: Resolved Proxmox API token transmission bug between amud-server and amud-agent.
  • Docs: Added a Custom Themes Gallery with 4 pre-built CSS themes.
  • Docs: Updated Proxmox installation guide with VM.PowerMgmt privilege requirements.

Enjoy the update! Let me know if you run into any issues.