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ServerDeck 1.1.2
A fix to monitoring: a phone without internet no longer reports its servers down.
- No false outages when the phone is offline. The background check starts only with a network, but a phone that lost Wi-Fi, or had its network cut while asleep, found every server unreachable and logged an outage, then reported it over once the phone was back online. Now, when a check still cannot reach a server after its retry, ServerDeck opens (and at once closes, sending nothing) a connection to 1.1.1.1, 8.8.8.8 or 9.9.9.9. If none of them answers either, the phone is the one offline: the check is skipped, with no outage and no notification. A refused sign-in or a changed host key comes from the server itself, so those count as before.
- Check now says the phone is offline instead of checking.
- False outages can be deleted: a long press on a closed outage on the monitoring page removes it and its failed checks, and uptime is worked out again.
Downloads
| File | For |
|---|---|
serverdeck-1.1.2-arm64.apk |
Android 7.0+, practically every phone of the last years (22 MB) |
serverdeck-1.1.2-universal.apk |
Android 7.0+, any phone, including old 32-bit ones and x86 (61 MB) |
serverdeck-1.1.2-ios-unsigned.ipa |
iOS 15+, for sideloading; added by GitHub Actions a few minutes after the release |
The APKs are signed with the ServerDeck release key (certificate SHA-256 7d66a485ee1247d150b864b47bdcfbf6137019956902771e922c6fe21e2a2f98) and install over earlier versions; stay with the same kind of APK, arm64 or universal. Checksums are in SHA256SUMS.txt.
iOS: the IPA is not signed, since that takes a paid Apple developer account. AltStore, SideStore or Sideloadly sign it with your own Apple ID when they install it; with a free Apple ID the signature lasts 7 days and has to be renewed. The iOS build compiles but has not been tried on an iPhone yet.