- Change config loader to set name to null instead of host address when no custom name is provided
- This ensures discovered node names are used by default
- Custom names are only applied when PROXMOX_NODE_NAME is explicitly set
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Previously, the config loader required sequential numbering (2, 3, 4...) for additional Proxmox/PBS endpoints. If a user had PROXMOX_HOST_2 and PROXMOX_HOST_4 (skipping 3), only endpoint 2 would be loaded.
This fix scans all environment variables to find any PROXMOX_HOST_N or PBS_HOST_N patterns, regardless of numbering sequence. Now users can have endpoints numbered 2, 5, 10, etc. and all will be properly loaded.
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Previously, configuration created via the web UI was lost when containers were
recreated or updated, requiring users to reconfigure each time. This was due to
the .env file being stored inside the container filesystem.
Changes:
- Add persistent volume mount for configuration directory in docker-compose.yml
- Update ConfigApi to auto-detect Docker vs development environment
- Configure dotenv loading to use persistent config path when available
- Update file watcher to monitor correct .env file location
- Remove conflicting host .env file mount
- Update README with new volume configuration instructions
Configuration now persists across container updates, eliminating the need for
users to reconfigure after updates.
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- Change configuration loader to warn instead of throwing error when config is missing
- Allow server to start in setup mode with empty endpoints
- Skip API client initialization when no endpoints are configured
- This enables the web-based setup flow to work properly
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