v10.1.1-alpha — Stability & disk protection

A reliability release. Updating is recommended — healthy boxes are left untouched, and the fixes apply automatically on the next console update.

What's fixed

Runaway database growth that could fill your disk — closed. A background Authentik table could quietly grow without bound on long-running boxes and eventually fill the root disk. The console now watches that table's real size, cleans it automatically, reclaims the freed space, and Guard Dog surfaces it on the monitoring board — with an alert if it ever climbs and a heads-up banner if you haven't set a notification email. A box can no longer silently fill up this way.

Certificate downloads work again on the standard console. Downloading client-certificate files (.p12 / .key) for admin and user login was failing on the standard (non-root) console. Fixed — no change to how those files are stored or secured.

Video playback works again on the standard console. Watching HLS video streams from the browser was broken on the standard console; the player now loads streams correctly.

No more false "database not healthy" emails on two-server deployments. When the database was actually fine but a management check couldn't reach it, Guard Dog was sending repeated "manual intervention required" emails and attempting to restart a healthy database. It now acts only on a real outage, never restarts a healthy database, tells you clearly when it's just a monitoring-access issue (and how to fix it), and caps repeat alerts. Database-maintenance tasks that keep the CoT database from bloating now run as intended.

Login-security hardening. Additional defense-in-depth on top of the login-security fix from v10.1.0.

Access-point fix. A headless box's Setup-WiFi hotspot now comes up cleanly without a packaged service fighting it.

Upgrade

Applied automatically on the next console update. No manual steps.