- Replace raw ICMP socket implementation with system ping command
- Add regex-lite dependency for parsing ping output
- Add tokio process feature for async command execution
- Support macOS and Linux ping output formats
- Add iputils to Dockerfile for setuid-root ping
- Remove socket2 dependency (no longer needed)
This eliminates the need for CAP_NET_RAW capability in containers.
The agent version was always showing 0.1.0 because build.rs tried to
run 'git describe' inside the Docker build, but .git directory wasn't
copied into the image.
Changes:
- Add VERSION build arg to Dockerfile
- Pass VERSION as env var to cargo build commands
- Update GitLab CI to pass --build-arg VERSION
- Modify build.rs to prefer BUILD_VERSION env var over git commands
This ensures the version displayed by the agent matches the Docker
image tag it was built with.
The agent now checks for updates every hour and automatically updates
itself when a new version is available on Docker Hub.
Features:
- Periodic update checks (hourly via scheduler)
- Automatic Docker image pull when update available
- Graceful exit and restart with new version
- Non-blocking, runs in background task
- Requires Docker socket mount for self-update
Changes:
- Add UpdateInfo struct and get_update_info() function
- Add perform_self_update() to pull new image and restart
- Add update check ticker to scheduler (hourly)
- Include docker-cli in Dockerfile runtime stage
- Update docker-compose.example.yml with socket mount
- Update README and CLAUDE.md with auto-update docs
The agent will log update status:
- "Already running latest version" - no action
- "Performing self-update: X -> Y" - pulling new image
- "Exiting to allow restart with new version" - restarting
Requires:
- Docker socket mounted: /var/run/docker.sock:/var/run/docker.sock
- restart: unless-stopped in docker-compose (to restart after exit)
The Docker container now handles data directory permissions automatically
without requiring manual user setup.
Changes:
- Added entrypoint.sh script that runs as root, fixes /data permissions,
then drops to non-root user (towerops) using su-exec
- Updated Dockerfile to install su-exec and use the entrypoint script
- Container starts as root but immediately drops privileges after fixing
permissions
The agent will now start successfully with just 'docker-compose up -d'
without users needing to run chown commands manually.
