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Michael Stanclift 2022-03-28 14:20:03 -05:00
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- Changes the way the version variable is determined. - Changes the way the version variable is determined.
- Removes the `prep` folder from this repo, so `gs-install.sh` is no longer part of the installation bundle. The code can be found at https://github.com/vmstan/gs-install allowing me to iterate faster on it outside of the standard Gravity Sync releases. - Removes the `prep` folder from this repo, so `gs-install.sh` is no longer part of the installation bundle. The code can be found at https://github.com/vmstan/gs-install allowing me to iterate faster on it outside of the standard Gravity Sync releases.
#### 3.6.2
- Reverts version detection change in 3.6.2
#### 3.6.3
- Adds logic to SMART task to only restart the Pi-hole DNS service if replication of Local DNS or CNAMEs take place within a replication task.
- Adds local environment $PATH to the crontab when automation tasks are enabled to make sure that Pi-hole services can properly restart.
- If you are running into issues with your Pi-hole storage filling up, it's likely due to the Pi-hole DNS service not restarting and the script failing, please update to 3.6.3 and recreate your automation task using `./gravity-sync.sh auto`
## 3.5 — The Exhausted Release ## 3.5 — The Exhausted Release
This release changes the backup retention behavior of Gravity Sync. After successful execution of any replication command, Gravity Sync will now wipe out any files from the `backup` folder. To be clear, this means Gravity Sync will no longer intentionally retain any backups of the Domain Database, Local DNS Records, CNAME Records, after a successful replication. This release changes the backup retention behavior of Gravity Sync. After successful execution of any replication command, Gravity Sync will now wipe out any files from the `backup` folder. To be clear, this means Gravity Sync will no longer intentionally retain any backups of the Domain Database, Local DNS Records, CNAME Records, after a successful replication.