To make my life easier, i wanted to keep track of the device that have contacted the update-server.
That way, i don't have to pay attention to the MAC-address when flashing a new device: it will show up in the update-server.
This also helps in keeping track of which device has been trying to update recently.
Furthermore, it could use some very basic authentication, so i have added that in the users.yml. Just supply that a list of users/passwords that are allowed to log in.
Please do note that this is a breaking change, hence the major version bump.
This is due to the swapping of the dev and ver parameter in the update URL.
Also i fixed a bug that would prevent uploading any firmware that was not for the first platform in the YAML.
To make my life easier, i wanted to keep track of the device that have contacted the update-server. That way, i don't have to pay attention to the MAC-address when flashing a new device: it will show up in the update-server. This also helps in keeping track of which device has been trying to update recently.
Furthermore, it could use some very basic authentication, so i have added that in the users.yml. Just supply that a list of users/passwords that are allowed to log in.
Please do note that this is a breaking change, hence the major version bump. This is due to the swapping of the
devandverparameter in the update URL.Also i fixed a bug that would prevent uploading any firmware that was not for the first platform in the YAML.