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The original developer still owns configserver.com, and even if it were to expire, renewal would probably be some insane amount considering it's been registered since I believe 2004/2005. So I've registered https://configserver.dev, but it is not set up yet, but that is where the download and scripts will be. For now, you've got two options to download Using wget (download github script)bash <(wget -qO - https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Aetherinox/csf-firewall/main/get.sh)Using cUrl (download github script)bash <(curl -sL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Aetherinox/csf-firewall/main/get.sh)If you want to use the new domain Using wget (using new domain)bash <(wget -qO - https://get.configserver.dev)Using cUrl (using new domain)bash <(curl -sL https://get.configserver.dev)Run one of those two commands in the folder where you want the latest version of csf to be downloaded, because as soon as you run that command, it will immediately download straight to that folder and give you a Extract the zip mkdir -p /tmp/csf
unzip ./csf-firewall-v15.00.zip \
-d /tmp/csfThen you can run the install script: sh /tmp/csf/install.shThere was another domain I was going to get which is a lot less characters, but the fewer characters in the domain, the higher the price, and they wanted something like $1000 for the domain. And there's just no reason to pay that. I just figured it would be easier to remember. So I opted for the same name, just different TLD. Side note: To avoid confusion, when this repo was just tweaks to CSF, we released updates in a .zip. Now that we develop the entire app, we're probably going to migrate over to a .tgz just to avoid confusion. |
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An added note. I've been working on workers today There are two new subdomains
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Curious, in the next point release will the csf -u command be restored? |
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I spent all day working on this specific set of features, and I just finished the documentation. There are two ways to download CSF, and actually when I'm finished, there will be 3 ways.
The docs I linked above will explain exactly what all features are included. Just to re-iterate, if you want the same exact way that you could download updates with the original developer, then use https://download.configserver.dev |
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Wow, thanks so much! |
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Alright, final update. I've gone through and finished all the tasks to get the update server online. The https://download.configserver.dev server acts just like the original. I have integrated blocklists with this repo's blocklist service (disabled by default of course), and I've ensured all the original end-points leading to the CSF's original domain has been fixed and working again. I've tried to document every little thing I do within https://docs.configserver.dev as to answer every user's question, but I'm going to focus more on a release for now, and I'll complete the docs after. There should be all of the docs needed for users to get CSF installed, and learn about it's basic features. But docs have been eating my week up, and I'd really like to get into some final code before I roll out a release. I created a summary page at https://docs.configserver.dev/services/ to outline the servers / services I've created this week. So that should at least give users an understanding of how this will operate. I still need to go through the CI code and make some revisions, since I've opted to roll out releases as a .tgz instead of a .zip, as to stick with the original release convention and not throw anyone off. Plus not all distros have unzip. .tgz is universal. |
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Hey, so I tried editing our startup script to use this: wget https://download.configserver.dev/csf.tgz however, it's still a zip file that gets downloaded, not a tgz. [root@me src]# tar -zxvf csf.tgz Just a heads up as others may be looking to simply replace the url. I am going to edit my script to use a zip for now. |
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v15.01 is released. Fixes the update servers and gets things rolling. |
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Does the download.configserver.dev/csf.zip download has the latest v15.01 release? |
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wget download.configserver.dev/csf.tgz Worked great for me |
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Keeping things clean. This question seems to be answered. So I'll close this. If you have any other questions, feel free to create a new one. |
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The old url was: https://download.configserver.com/csf.tgz
This allowed us in some startup scripts to have coded:
wget https://download.configserver.com/csf.tgz
What can we use for the latest version of this release of CSF?
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