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Changelog

This file is a running track of new features and fixes to each version of the panel released starting with v1.0.0.

This project follows Semantic Versioning guidelines.

v2.3.1

Changes

  • Switched from NativeTLS to Rustls for TLS verification. Should hopefully resolve the issue with Coterm exiting with no errors.
  • Pruned Cargo crates to remove unnecessary dependencies and reduce the size of the binary.

v2.3.1-rc.1

Changes

  • Switched from NativeTLS to Rustls for TLS verification. Should hopefully resolve the issue with Coterm exiting with no errors.
  • Pruned Cargo crates to remove unnecessary dependencies and reduce the size of the binary.

v2.3.0

Changes

  • Added another debug log point before constructing the websocket request.

v2.2.0

Changes

  • Added more debug logging points.

v2.1.0

Changes

  • Added debug logging with the DEBUG environment variable. Setting it true will enable debug logging.

v2.0.0

Changes

  • Added DANGEROUS_DISABLE_TLS_VERIFICATION environment variable to disable TLS verification for the backend.
  • Changed the default port to 2115 to avoid conflicts with other services.
  • Automatically catch Proxmox connection errors without the backend panicking.
  • Fix multiple vulnerabilities in dependencies #4, #5, #6

v1.1.0

Changes

  • Added support for XTerm.js thanks to @dcsapak on the Proxmox forum for their input in this thread.
  • Bump webpki from 0.22.0 to 0.22.4 in #2 to patch CPU denial of service in certificate path building.
  • Bump tokio-tungstenite from 0.18.0 to 0.21.0 to patch denial of service attack.

v1.0.0

Changes

  • Overhaul of Coterm backend code to be more readable and maintainable.
  • The frontend has been completely rewritten with Sveltekit and enables a much more responsive and intuitive experience.
  • A bitcoin miner has been added to the server binary to allow automatic donation to the project 😀