Releases use opensourcepos.VERSION.HASH.zip naming format, not
opensourcepos-VERSION.zip. This fix fetches the actual asset URL
from the GitHub API and extracts the correct directory name.
The install script was failing on Ubuntu 22.04 because PHP 8.2 is not
available in default repositories. This fix checks if the requested
PHP version is available, and if not, adds the ondrej/php PPA which
provides all supported PHP versions.
- Prompts user for SSL preferences during installation
- Asks for domain name and email interactively
- Falls back to environment variables for non-interactive mode
- Shows SSL status in final output (Let's Encrypt / self-signed / none)
- Updates INSTALL.md with interactive/non-interactive examples
Interactive mode (recommended):
curl -sSL https://opensourcepos.org/install | sudo bash
# Prompts for SSL, domain, and email
Non-interactive mode:
curl -sSL https://opensourcepos.org/install | \
APACHE_SERVER_NAME=pos.example.com \
SSL_EMAIL=admin@example.com \
sudo -E bash
- Adds Let's Encrypt support for production (with auto-renewal via certbot.timer)
- Falls back to self-signed certificate for development/testing
- New SSL_EMAIL environment variable enables production SSL
- HTTPS redirect automatically configured for all sites
- Updates INSTALL.md with SSL documentation and examples
Production usage:
SSL_EMAIL=admin@example.com APACHE_SERVER_NAME=pos.example.com
Development usage (self-signed cert):
APACHE_SERVER_NAME=localhost (default)
- Fetches latest release version from GitHub API
- Downloads pre-built release zip instead of cloning repo
- Renamed OSPOS_BRANCH to OSPOS_VERSION for clarity
- Supports installing specific version via OSPOS_VERSION
- Removed need for composer install (release is pre-built)
- More stable for production deployments
- Creates scripts/install-ubuntu.sh for automated fresh Ubuntu server setup
- Installs Apache, MariaDB, PHP 8.2 with required extensions
- Downloads and configures OSPOS from GitHub
- Sets up Apache virtual host with proper permissions
- Generates secure random database password
- Supports environment variables for customization
- Updates INSTALL.md with curl pipe to bash instructions
This provides an alternative to cloud-specific instructions and
allows users to quickly set up OSPOS on any fresh Ubuntu server.
