What's Changed
Bug Fixes
- fix: Resolve PostgreSQL async query issues for packet monitor - Fixed node names not displaying, Hide Own Packets filter, and parameterized query issues
- fix: Add async database mocks to v1-api tests
- fix: Align MySQL migration schema with app schema
- fix: Add automatic PostgreSQL sequence reset after migration
- fix: Improve migration script schema handling and column mapping
- fix: Complete PostgreSQL/MySQL sync method compatibility
- fix: Resolve PostgreSQL sync method errors for poll routes
- fix: Convert auth routes to async for PostgreSQL support
Features
- feat: Add database info to system status - System Status modal now shows database type (SQLite/PostgreSQL/MySQL) and version
- feat: Add MySQL schema and improve migration tool
- feat: Add database migration CLI to Docker and migration guide
UI Improvements
- Show "Pending" instead of "Failed" for traceroutes less than 1 minute old
- Widen Slot column in Packet Monitor to show full encrypted channel IDs
Changes since v3.0.0-beta5
- PostgreSQL packet monitor now correctly displays node names
- "Hide Own Packets" filter now works with PostgreSQL (BIGINT type conversion)
- Database type and version shown in System Status modal
- Traceroute pending state for recent requests
- Packet Monitor Slot column widened for encrypted packets
Full Changelog: v3.0.0-beta5...v3.0.0-beta6
Proxmox LXC Template
This release includes a Proxmox-compatible LXC container template for MeshMonitor.
Installation
- Download the
.tar.gztemplate file - Verify the SHA256 checksum (optional but recommended)
- Upload to your Proxmox server:
scp meshmonitor-*.tar.gz root@proxmox:/var/lib/vz/template/cache/ - Create a new LXC container from the template via Proxmox web UI
- Configure
/etc/meshmonitor/meshmonitor.envwith your Meshtastic node IP - Start the container and access the web UI on port 8080
Documentation
See the Proxmox LXC Deployment Guide for detailed instructions.
Limitations
- Auto-upgrade feature is not supported in LXC deployments
- Manual updates required (download new template for each version)
- Community-supported (Docker remains the primary deployment method)