DietPi-Software | Add Homer dashboard

[MichaIng]

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[Joulinar]

Do we really need the backup or is it for safety reasons only?

[MichaIng]

Actually I think we don't need it, but @t3dium will better know this. I already applied the suggestions we made and the config file is only created from the sample, if there is not already one. So for the config file only, no backup would be required anymore.

[MichaIng]

With Apache:

PHP is unnecessarily installed currently, but as said, I'll change this afterwards in a dedicated PR.

Ah, favicon and application icons in assets/icons/ and assets/manifest.json is something users might change: https://github.com/bastienwirtz/homer/blob/main/docs/configuration.md
In theory we could automatically move those files, if existent, from the existing instance to the newly extracted archive, before moving it in place. But probably this is too complicated and it's fine that users can recover the files they changed from the backup.

There are a lot of assets, especially everything in resources/, with a short hash in the file name. This is one way to assure that browser cache does not cause havoc on updates. However, if we did not remove them on reinstall, they would be left while new ones with different hash/file name are added. So those are removed now, after the backup was created.

[MichaIng]

Woks well here with all webservers. @t3dium if you are fine, I'd squash all commits on merge, to assure none of the back and forth havoc we caused is merged into dev. But I'll add the sign-off for your account, which GitHub would add with a merge commit, so it is credited to you. But of course you can also open a new PR and cherry-pick my last 3 commits.

[t3dium]

Do we really need the backup or is it for safety reasons only?

its mainly for safety and ease of updates

[t3dium]

Woks well here with all webservers. @t3dium if you are fine, I'd squash all commits on merge, to assure none of the back and forth havoc we caused is merged into dev. But I'll add the sign-off for your account, which GitHub would add with a merge commit, so it is credited to you. But of course you can also open a new PR and cherry-pick my last 3 commits.

Yeah thats fine