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✨ feat: Improve portability of CasaOS healthcheck script#15

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This pull request improves the portability of the CasaOS healthcheck script by replacing the hardcoded shebang #!/bin/bash with #!/usr/bin/env bash. This change ensures the script can be executed on systems where the Bash binary is not located at the default path /bin/bash.

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  • New Features

    • Enhanced health check script with additional checks for Docker status, storage health, disk space, CPU load, memory usage, system temperature, and system updates.
    • Improved output formatting for better readability, including colored status indicators.
    • Added user prompts for sudo privileges to inform users of potential limitations.

  • Bug Fixes

    • Refined handling of service logs to differentiate between simulated and real logs for clearer output.

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✨ feat: Improve portability of CasaOS healthcheck script
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Replaces the hardcoded shebang `#!/bin/bash` with `#!/usr/bin/env bash` to
ensure the script can be executed on systems where the Bash binary is not
located at the default path `/bin/bash`.
@dragonfire1119 dragonfire1119 merged commit 337227b into master Oct 23, 2024
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The changes in the pull request focus on the run.sh script, enhancing its structure and functionality for health checks. The shebang line has been updated for better portability. New health checks have been added to monitor various system metrics, and the script now includes refined handling of service logs. A check for sudo privileges has been introduced, prompting users about potential limitations. Overall, these modifications improve the script's capability and user interaction while maintaining the core logic of the health checks.

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File Change Summary
casaos-healthcheck/run.sh - Updated shebang from #!/bin/bash to #!/usr/bin/env bash for portability.
- Added functions to check Docker status, storage health, disk space, CPU load, memory usage, and system temperature.
- Refined handling of service logs, differentiating between simulated and real logs.
- Introduced a check for sudo privileges at the beginning, allowing users to continue without sudo.
- Improved output formatting for better readability, including consistent colored output.

Possibly related PRs

  • update-casaos-healthcheck-to-3.0 #8: The changes in this PR also enhance the run.sh script by adding new health check functions, including checks for Docker status, storage health, and more, which are directly related to the new health checks introduced in the main PR.
  • ✨ feat(healthcheck): Add sudo check and improve version display #13: This PR includes a check for sudo privileges at the beginning of the run.sh script, which aligns with the main PR's addition of a similar check, improving user interaction and functionality.

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🐇 In the script where health checks dwell,
A new shebang casts a magic spell.
With Docker and storage, we now can see,
How well our systems are, oh so free!
Sudo checks to guide the way,
Healthier systems, hip-hip-hooray! 🌟

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