v0.125.0

Noteworthy

• On-device installs no longer leak the speaker's own hostname into
  BMX/TLS URLs (#546). soundtouch-service used to default its own
  Server URL to the machine's hostname when none was set. On an on-device
  install that machine is the speaker, so the "hostname" is its internal
  variant codename (e.g. spotty, mojo) — never resolvable, not even by
  the speaker itself, breaking TuneIn/BMX playback with a CURL ErrorCode 6. A new --deployment-mode/DEPLOYMENT_MODE setting
  (on-device/private-network/public-network) makes the fallback
  deliberate instead of guessed: on-device now defaults to localhost,
  and the on-device installer sets this automatically — no manual Settings
  step needed on a fresh or freshly-updated install. Existing installs
  that already have a Server URL saved still need a one-time manual fix
  (Settings tab, then re-run Migrate); this only prevents the bad default
  from being written going forward.
• Reach on-device AfterTouch from the LAN without an SSH tunnel (#196).
  Some SoundTouch chassis only relay a fixed set of Bose's own ports to
  the main Linux SoC from outside the device — AfterTouch's :8000 was
  never on that list, so LAN clients silently couldn't reach it, and the
  only documented workaround was an SSH tunnel. The installer now
  auto-detects affected speakers and redirects a spare Bose port
  (:17008, the now-dead software-update listener) to AfterTouch, so
  http://<speaker-ip>:17008 just works. Configurable via
  AFTERTOUCH_LAN_PORT in aftertouch.conf if you'd rather disable it or
  pick a different port. See the new
  Model Support Matrix
  for which chassis need this.
• aftertouch.conf now configures the on-device daemon generally, not
  just the LAN port. Every line in it is exported into the daemon's own
  environment, so any env var soundtouch-service reads (MGMT_USERNAME,
  MGMT_PASSWORD, etc.) can be set there and picked up on
  /etc/init.d/aftertouch restart — no more editing the init script by
  hand for on-device configuration.
• New soundtouch-cli setup sync / setup revert commands — the same
  operations as the Admin UI's Devices → Sync Data and Migrate → Revert to
  Defaults buttons, now scriptable. setup migrate also gained
  --marge-url/--stats-url/--sw-update-url/--bmx-url overrides, for
  pointing a speaker's individual URLs anywhere (including back to the
  genuine Bose cloud) via a single telnet call.
• Fixed a real-hardware dial storm in "Revert to Defaults." Reverting
  a migration made up to 17 separate SSH connections to the speaker in
  rapid succession, which could overwhelm it. SSH connections are now
  reused across the whole revert operation.
• Fixed on-device upgrades/downgrades not actually replacing the running
  service. Three stacked init-script bugs meant a new binary could land
  on disk correctly while the old process kept running (and answering
  requests) indefinitely afterward. Re-running the installer now reliably
  restarts into the new binary.

Smaller changes

• Fixed VERSION=X curl ... | sh silently failing to pin an install
  version — the env var never reached the right process in a pipe;
  install docs and install.sh now set it correctly (curl ... | VERSION=X sh).
• Fixed two broken links to the Model Support Matrix in the docs.

What's Changed

• feat(on-device): LAN access without SSH tunnel, install/restart fixes, setup sync/revert by @gesellix in #619
• docs: fix two broken links to the model support matrix by @gesellix in #623
• fix(on-device): stop leaking the speaker's own hostname into BMX/TLS URLs by @gesellix in #624

Full Changelog: v0.124.0...v0.125.0

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📦 Downloads / installation: https://gesellix.github.io/Bose-SoundTouch/docs/downloads/