v0.1.55 — Windows PostgreSQL port control

Native Windows users can now change the private PostgreSQL port in Settings → General → Windows connection ports, alongside the application port.

• Choose an unused port from 1024 through 65535, different from the application port, then select Change PostgreSQL port and restart.
• ALPR checks conflicts, saves a protected configuration recovery copy, coordinates both services and verifies the restarted database and application. Failed or interrupted changes restore the previous connection.
• PostgreSQL stays local to the computer. Your browser address, Blue Iris URLs, credentials, records and images stay the same.
• Updates, software rollback and retained-data reinstall preserve the selected database port.
• Windows updates tolerate temporary progress-file locks without interrupting the update worker.
• User Guide 3.23, Windows installation and maintenance guidance, the roadmap and wiki are updated.

Update through Settings → Software Updates or use the Windows installer asset. After a UI update from an older release, restart Windows once if General asks you to activate the new port control. Finish or recover any pending software update before changing connection ports.

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