This commit adds default languages for APT translations by updating the `defaults/main.yml` file and adding new tasks in `tasks/apt.yml` to configure APT translations and force IPv4. Additionally, a task to configure apt has been added.
This commit ensures compatibility with Proxmox environments by making several configuration changes. It disables the enterprise repository to avoid licensing issues, removes the subscription nag message to streamline user experience, and optimizes the swap settings for better performance.
This commit introduces a new feature that adds a task to gather information about active swaps on the system. Additionally, it comments out existing swap entries in the `/etc/fstab` file to prevent them from being mounted at boot.
This commit refactors the logrotate configuration by installing and customizing policies, replacing the logrotate command with a service restart in handlers, and adding new templates for Proxmox firewall and general logs. This improves the overall structure and manageability of the logrotate settings.
This refactoring updates the task to use `ansible.builtin.apt` instead of the deprecated module, ensuring compatibility with newer versions of Ansible.
This commit introduces two new tasks in the Ansible playbook. The first task imports a `utilities.yml` file, which likely contains reusable utility functions or configurations for API interactions. The second task installs necessary system packages required for the application to run smoothly.
This commit refactors the logrotate tasks by renaming them for better readability and consistency, and refactoring task names in `subscription.yml` for improved organization and clarity.
This commit introduces a new script `pve-remove-nag.sh` designed to remove nag messages from both the Proxmox VE web and mobile user interfaces. The script is refactored to improve installation process, and the UI patching logic has been temporarily commented out for further refinement.
This commit refactors the Proxmox repository management tasks by adding necessary comments for better understanding. It also ensures that `apt update` is triggered whenever there are changes to the repository configuration.
Removed unnecessary comments from the codebase and updated references to the latest commit. This refactoring improves readability and ensures consistency with the current version control.
This commit includes the installation of `pve-remove-nag.sh` script, checks for legacy `proxmoxlib.js`, and ensures that `/usr/local/bin` exists. Additionally, it sets up an APT post-invoke hook to run necessary tasks after package installations.
Replaced legacy patches with a single logrotate reload command. Enhanced logrotate configuration to dynamically handle multiple files and include improved settings and notifications.
This commit updates the repository configuration by commenting out enterprise-specific lines and enabling the Proxmox no-subscription repository to simplify setup for users without a subscription.
This commit refactors the task names to improve readability and adds a namespace to avoid conflicts with other modules. It also fixes typos in task names and updates module references accordingly.
no-handler::Tasks that run when changed should likely be handlers
This commit refactors the existing logic for patching legacy and minified proxmoxlib.js files, improving readability and maintainability. It also adds new handlers to store checksums and restart pveproxy.
This commit addresses the issue by adding necessary checks to `proxmoxlib.js` and `proxmoxlib.min.js` after applying patches. Additionally, it updates the checksum storage mechanism to ensure integrity and consistency.
This commit introduces a new feature that ensures the existence of a nag patch state directory. It also reads and stores checksums for both legacy and minified proxmoxlib.js files, applying patches only when necessary.
No blind replaces
No silent failures
Upgrade-safe
Self-healing
Predictable failure mode
This refactoring updates the usage of `stat` modules in our Ansible playbooks to utilize the `ansible.builtin.stat` module. This change ensures consistency and potentially improves compatibility with newer versions of Ansible.
This refactoring ensures that the subscription task properly checks for and removes nag messages in both legacy and minified JavaScript files, enhancing robustness by handling cases where files may not exist.
✅ No silent failures
✅ Safe if file doesn’t exist
❌ Hard fail if Proxmox changes the JS logic and the patch no longer applies
✅ Clear signal that the role needs updating after a major upgrade
This commit updates the Proxmox repository configuration to include specific file permissions and ownership settings. This ensures that the repository is properly secured and accessible by authorized users.
✔ Explicit ownership
✔ Explicit permissions
✔ Idempotent
This commit refactors task names across multiple files to improve clarity and maintain consistency, ensuring that each task name accurately reflects its purpose and using the latest `ansible.builtin` modules where applicable.
This refactoring includes updating the README, changing the role name to focus on Proxmox VE, enhancing compatibility matrix, and refactoring default values for role variables. Handlers are updated to manage apt cache, restart pveproxy, and reload systemd. Role metadata is also updated for better Proxmox VE provisioning.
