3waServerSetting v2026.10.27.001

3waServerSetting v2026.10.27.001

Commit: 520b55d

Adds the official libsqlite3-mod-spatialite package option and a full PHP SpatiaLite acceptance command: php tests/sqlite-smoke.php --acceptance --module=/var/www/sqlite3_ext/mod_spatialite.so.

The acceptance workload preserves plain PDO SQL load_extension() and SQLite3::loadExtension(), each inserting 10,000 POINT, LINESTRING and POLYGON records in independent memory databases. Ubuntu 26.04 CLI and FPM validation is documented.

Program updates do not create the module alias or configure sqlite3.extension_dir. Review docs/spatialite-acceptance.md for the manually verified host configuration. GDAL EPSG:3827/3828 comparison results are included; no new GIS parameters are applied.

Existing v2026.10.26.003 installations can update directly; the acceptance command uses the existing supported payload path.

Ubuntu 22.04 and 24.04 validation covers signed release installation, program updates and primary Ethernet Network management. Other service-management writes remain restricted to Ubuntu 26.04.

Existing Ubuntu 26.04 installer, updater and service-management validation is retained.

Network trials require a new physical SSH connection to the target IP within 120 seconds. Program rollback does not undo confirmed IP settings.

Download install.sh, review it, then run: sudo sh install.sh --release v2026.10.27.001

The installer authenticates the pinned SSH release signature, verifies all payload hashes, and preserves host configuration and backups.

Existing v2026.10.25.001 or v2026.10.26.001 installations must first select bridge v2026.10.26.002 explicitly. The bridge retains Python >=3.12 and Ubuntu 24.04/26.04 metadata.

/opt/3waServerSetting/run.sh --update-plan --release-tag v2026.10.26.002
/opt/3waServerSetting/run.sh --update-apply --release-tag v2026.10.26.002 --confirm

Close old consoles and reopen the program after the bridge update. Then select v2026.10.27.001 or use the latest release flow:

/opt/3waServerSetting/run.sh --update-plan --release-tag v2026.10.27.001
/opt/3waServerSetting/run.sh --update-apply --release-tag v2026.10.27.001 --confirm

The older updaters reject Python 3.10 release metadata when selected directly; they do not bridge automatically. New Ubuntu 22.04, 24.04 and 26.04 hosts can install this release directly with its install.sh. Ubuntu 22.04 uses its native Python 3.10.

Updates and rollback change program versions only. Existing service settings, databases and disks are not reverted.