- 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.
