User Story:

As a System Administrator,
I want to execute system maintenance commands (ggrock-linux-configurator and apt-get update && apt-get upgrade -y) from the ggRock UI,
so that I can perform necessary configurations and system updates easily without accessing the server through the terminal.

Acceptance Criteria:

UI Changes:
- The "Server Actions" section in the Settings > General page should include two new buttons:
  - "Run ggrock-linux-configurator"
  - "Run apt-get update && apt-get upgrade -y"
Functionality:
- Clicking the "Run ggrock-linux-configurator" button should trigger the execution of the ggrock-linux-configurator script.
- Clicking the "Run apt-get update && apt-get upgrade -y" button should trigger the execution of the update and upgrade command apt-get update && apt-get upgrade -y.
Feedback and Output Display:
- Upon clicking either button, the system should display a loading indicator while the command is being executed.
- Once the command has been executed, the UI should show the output of the command (e.g., logs from the configurator or the package update process) in a scrollable window or text box for review by the administrator.
Success/Error Handling:
- If the command completes successfully, a confirmation message should be displayed (e.g., "ggrock-linux-configurator executed successfully" or "System updated successfully").
- If the command fails, an error message should be shown, detailing the failure and providing a suggestion if possible (e.g., "Failed to run ggrock-linux-configurator. Please check system logs for details.").
Security:
- Only users with the appropriate permissions (such as Admin) should be able to see and execute these new commands from the Settings > General page.
Usability Considerations:
- The new buttons should be styled consistently with existing buttons on the page.
- The user should be able to run these commands even if the server is already running, without causing system interruptions.

Released

Debian 13 support

PostgreSQL Upgrade for ggRock Server