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v3.5.2-0

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@github-actions github-actions released this 22 Sep 13:34

Self-hosted sync backend for Obsidian LiveSync

What's new

Updates CouchDB from 3.4.3 to 3.5.2. Upstream adds parallel file reads (15-30% better read throughput), an optimized replicator, and the Jiffy 2.0 JSON library — all of which help the read- and replication-heavy workload Obsidian LiveSync generates. The image is the 3.5.2.1 build, which is 3.5.2 on an updated Erlang/OTP. No configuration changes are needed and your existing databases and admin password carry over.

Install

Download the .s9pk for your server's architecture and sideload it via System → Sideload in the StartOS UI:

  • ARM / aarch64 (e.g. Raspberry Pi, Start9 Pure): couchdb_aarch64.s9pk
  • x86_64 / amd64: couchdb_x86_64.s9pk

After installing

Your admin password is generated automatically — there is no default. To retrieve it:

  1. Open the CouchDB service in StartOS.
  2. Go to the Actions tab.
  3. Run Show Credentials — your username (admin) and password are displayed; tap to copy.

StartOS also raises this as a task right after install, so you can jump straight to it. Use the same username and password in Obsidian's Self-hosted LiveSync plugin.

CouchDB 3.5.2:0 · SDK 1.5.3

v3.4.0-10

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@github-actions github-actions released this 06 Jul 18:12

Self-hosted sync backend for Obsidian LiveSync

What's new

Internal cleanup: Credential surfacing is now owned solely by the install step (removed a redundant code path and its coordinating store flag). No user-facing change.

Includes: live Reset Password with no downtime, notifications for password changes and first start, and the "Compact Databases" action.

Install

Download the .s9pk for your server's architecture and sideload it via System → Sideload in the StartOS UI:

  • ARM / aarch64 (e.g. Raspberry Pi, Start9 Pure): couchdb_aarch64.s9pk
  • x86_64 / amd64: couchdb_x86_64.s9pk

After installing

Your admin password is generated automatically. To retrieve it:

  1. Open the CouchDB service in StartOS.
  2. Go to the Actions tab.
  3. Run Show Credentials: your username (admin) and password are displayed.

StartOS also raises this as a task right after install, so you can jump straight to it. Use the same username and password in Obsidian's Self-hosted LiveSync plugin.

CouchDB 3.4.0:10 · SDK 1.5.3

CouchDB for StartOS v3.4.0-7

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@nfealey nfealey released this 06 Jul 03:50

Self-hosted CouchDB backend for Obsidian LiveSync, packaged for StartOS.

Install

Download the .s9pk for your server's architecture and sideload it via the StartOS UI:

  • ARM / aarch64 (e.g. Raspberry Pi, Pure): couchdb_aarch64.s9pk
  • x86_64 / amd64: couchdb_x86_64.s9pk

Notes

  • After install, retrieve your generated credentials from the service's Credentials task.
  • Includes install/restore alerts and a password reset action.

CouchDB version: 3.4.0 (package revision 7)

Initial Release

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@nfealey nfealey released this 03 Jul 18:00