* feat: Add support for custom llama.cpp base image and forked llama-swap repositories
- Introduce BASE_LLAMACPP_IMAGE env var to customize llama.cpp base image
- Introduce LS_REPO env var to customize llama-swap source
- Use GITHUB_REPOSITORY env var to automatically detect forked repos
- Update container tagging to use dynamic repo paths
- Pass build args for BASE_IMAGE and LS_REPO to Containerfile
- Enable flexible release downloads from forked repositories
* chore: quote entire curl options, appease coderabbitai
Change the user back to root for containers. Additionally, built a "non-root" labeled container for users who wish to have the additional security of running llama-swap as a lower privileged user.
- Add /api/version endpoint to ProxyManager that returns build date, commit hash, and version
- Implement SetVersion method to configure version info in ProxyManager
- Add version info fetching to APIProvider and display in ConnectionStatus component
- Include version info in UI context and update dependencies
- Add tests for version endpoint functionality
introduces a new configuration option logTimeFormat that allows customizing the timestamp in log messages using golang's built in time format constants. The default remains no timestamp.
Refactor the container build script to resolve llama.cpp base image for CPU, also tag these builds accordingly.
- For CPU containers, now fetch the latest 'server' tagged llama.cpp image instead of using a generic 'server' tag
- Cleans up the docker build command to use dynamic BASE_TAG variable
- Maintains existing push functionality for built images
- Replace `addgroup` with `groupadd` for system group creation
- Replace `adduser` with `useradd` for system user creation
- Maintain same functionality while using more standard POSIX commands
Set default container user/group to lower privilege app user
* refactor: update Containerfile to support non-root user execution and improve security
- Updated LS_VER argument from 89 to 170 to use the latest version
- Added UID/GID arguments with default values of 0 (root) for backward compatibility
- Added USER_HOME environment variable set to /root
- Implemented conditional user/group creation logic that only runs when UID/GID are not 0
- Created necessary directory structure with proper ownership using mkdir and chown commands
- Switched to non-root user execution for improved security posture
- Updated COPY instruction to use --chown flag for proper file ownership
* chore: update containerfile to use non-root user with proper UID/GID
- Changed default UID and GID from 0 (root) to 10001 for security best practices
- Updated USER_HOME from /root to /app to avoid running as root user
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