--seed-ratio and --seed-hours keep aria2c seeding after the download,
stopping at whichever limit comes first, before extraction starts; this
needs no extra disk. The README asks people to seed and explains
long-term seeding with --keep-archives. Re-running with --torrent once
extraction has begun no longer downloads the deleted archives again.
Drops the /flash and /html5 sections (old URLs redirect to /browse),
the GitHub star count endpoint, the unused HOME_RECENT_HOURS setting,
upstream's design notes and code review docs, and the issue template's
link to upstream discussions.
A Gitea workflow builds the app, session manager and streamer images
and pushes them to the instance's registry on pushes to main and on
version tags, reading the registry host at run time. Compose can pull
them with IMAGE_PREFIX. The update checker reads APP_UPDATE_URL instead
of upstream's GitHub releases and is off without it. Upstream's Docker
Hub workflow is removed.
The README opens with storage, CPU and HTTPS requirements, including the
per-player cost of streaming, and explains Flashpoint's legal standing.
Setup now uses the torrent and Infinity archive from Flashpoint's site,
and the streaming docs reflect the app proxying /stream/.
The script no longer carries download links: --torrent takes the
.torrent file from Flashpoint's downloads page, and --infinity the
Infinity archive. Before doing anything it works out the space the
download and extraction need, refuses to start without it, and asks
for confirmation unless --yes is given. It notes Flashpoint's unsettled
legal standing and the user's responsibility.
The app forwards /stream/ to the session manager, WebSocket upgrades
and the save-sync event stream included, ahead of helmet and
compression. A reverse proxy in front now needs no route of its own
for streams, and the session manager publishes no ports.
branderson