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Updated to version 1.3: Switched Restic installation to use precompiled binary for reduced memory usage. Added logic to create Restic password file if missing. Updated manifest.jps for versioning and log rotation setup.
2025-01-03 16:56:17 +00:00
# Changelog
## Version 1.3
### Added
- Implemented Restic installation using a precompiled binary to reduce memory usage.
- Added logic to create the Restic password file if it doesn't exist during installation.
### Fixed
- Resolved issue with missing Restic password file causing auto backup configuration to fail.
feat: Enhance Restic password management and directory permissions - Updated \manifest.jps\ to generate a random password for the Restic password file during installation, enhancing security by avoiding static passwords. - Ensured the Restic password file is created with appropriate permissions and ownership (\litespeed:litespeed\) to ensure accessibility by the \litespeed\ user. - Adjusted the \importScripts\ section in \manifest.jps\ to set the correct ownership for all backup-related directories to \litespeed:litespeed\, ensuring proper access rights. - Modified \ackup-logic.sh\ to load the Restic password from the \/etc/restic-password\ file, ensuring consistent password usage across scripts. - Updated \manage_backup_schedule.sh\ to verify that a Restic password is provided, preventing schedule updates without a valid password. - Ensured \ackup_database.sh\ and \ackup_media.sh\ scripts read and verify the Restic password from the file, maintaining consistency and security. - Added logging to track password creation and usage, aiding in debugging and audit trails. - Improved error handling in scripts to provide clear feedback when password mismatches occur, enhancing user experience and troubleshooting. These changes collectively improve the security and reliability of the backup system by ensuring that sensitive credentials are managed securely and consistently across the codebase.
2025-01-03 17:11:34 +00:00
- Corrected permissions and ownership for the Restic password file to ensure it is accessible by the `litespeed` user.
- Updated the `installRestic` section in `manifest.jps` to generate a random password for the Restic password file during installation.
- Ensured consistent usage of the Restic password across all scripts by reading it from the `/etc/restic-password` file.
- Adjusted the `importScripts` section in `manifest.jps` to set the correct ownership for all backup-related directories to `litespeed:litespeed`.
Updated to version 1.3: Switched Restic installation to use precompiled binary for reduced memory usage. Added logic to create Restic password file if missing. Updated manifest.jps for versioning and log rotation setup.
2025-01-03 16:56:17 +00:00
### Updated
- Updated `manifest.jps` to ensure Restic password file creation and log rotation setup.
feat: Enhance Restic password management and directory permissions - Updated \manifest.jps\ to generate a random password for the Restic password file during installation, enhancing security by avoiding static passwords. - Ensured the Restic password file is created with appropriate permissions and ownership (\litespeed:litespeed\) to ensure accessibility by the \litespeed\ user. - Adjusted the \importScripts\ section in \manifest.jps\ to set the correct ownership for all backup-related directories to \litespeed:litespeed\, ensuring proper access rights. - Modified \ackup-logic.sh\ to load the Restic password from the \/etc/restic-password\ file, ensuring consistent password usage across scripts. - Updated \manage_backup_schedule.sh\ to verify that a Restic password is provided, preventing schedule updates without a valid password. - Ensured \ackup_database.sh\ and \ackup_media.sh\ scripts read and verify the Restic password from the file, maintaining consistency and security. - Added logging to track password creation and usage, aiding in debugging and audit trails. - Improved error handling in scripts to provide clear feedback when password mismatches occur, enhancing user experience and troubleshooting. These changes collectively improve the security and reliability of the backup system by ensuring that sensitive credentials are managed securely and consistently across the codebase.
2025-01-03 17:11:34 +00:00