Make database ports configurable for users with external PostgreSQL/Redis.
- Add POSTGRES_PORT and REDIS_PORT to docker-compose.yml (web and celery)
- Remove hardcoded CELERY_BROKER_URL (Django builds it from components)
- Add REDIS_PORT export to entrypoint.sh and profile variables
- Add Redis connection check for modular mode (matches PostgreSQL pattern)
Users can now specify custom ports for external databases:
[defaults]
POSTGRES_PORT=5432
REDIS_PORT=6379
- docker-compose: added service health checks
- dockerfile: added if logic for sed command so missing files do not cause build fail
- entrypoint.celery: change migration detection to not continue until ALL migrations are applied
- entrypoint: trim django key and change external postgres check to python in case postgres binaries are missing
- docker/entrypoint.sh: Conditional PostgreSQL init/startup for modular mode
- docker/entrypoint.celery.sh: New dedicated entrypoint for celery container - prevents race condition in modular deployment
- docker/uwsgi.modular.ini: New uWSGI config without Redis/Celery daemons
- docker/Dockerfile: Add line ending fixes and chmod for entrypoints - adds cross-platform support for image builds
- docker/docker-compose.yml: Configure modular mode with DISPATCHARR_ENV - uses new celery entrypoint and adds depends_on to prevent race condition
Lost count:
Added/Fixed bulk adding from stream
Added/Fixed Auto assign channel numbers
Added command to kill processes
Changed to a persistant lock using redis
Added login page
Added login/logout buttons
Added m3u settings
Added stream profiles to channels and streams
Added ability to add individual stream outside of m3u file
Added ability to add youtube live links as a stream source
Deleted migrations
Deleted pycache folders
Changed HDHR to get ip dynamically
