Release history for the OS Distribution Mirror Gateway and osdl operator tooling
Changelog
PUBLIC RELEASE RECORD
All notable public changes are recorded here. Format follows a Keep a Changelog spirit. Dates are UTC. This log deliberately omits private infrastructure, hostnames, credentials, and operator-internal paths.
Tooling train
v1.3.4
API schema
api 1.1.0
Releases
8
Dates
UTC
v1.3.4Latest
Mirror metadata refresh
catalog
mirrors
ops
Official checksums and release pointers revalidated against upstream. Fourteen channels moved forward. Six channels were unchanged.
Parrot Security → 7.4 (security and home editions)
Qubes OS → 4.3.2
Tails → 7.14 (ISO and IMG from official latest.json)
Fedora CoreOS → 44.20260913.3.2 stable stream
Flatcar Container Linux → 4757.2.1 (stable DIGESTS SHA512)
Kairos → 4.3.0 (standard amd64 K3s image and core image)
Talos Linux → 1.14.2 (metal-amd64.iso + sha256sum.txt)
Revalidated unchanged: AlmaLinux 10.2, Rocky Linux 10.2, Fedora Workstation 44, Linux Mint 22.3, openSUSE Leap 16.0, Kali Linux 2026.2
v1.3.3
Mirror metadata refresh
catalog
mirrors
ops
Official checksums and release pointers revalidated against upstream. Updated Tails 7.11, Talos Linux 1.13.9, Kairos 4.2.0, Flatcar 4593.2.5, and openSUSE Tumbleweed Snapshot20260818.
Changed
Distribution metadata
Tails → 7.11 (new ISO + SHA256 from official latest.json)
Talos Linux → 1.13.9 (metal-amd64.iso + sha256sum.txt)
Kairos → 4.2.0 (standard amd64 + K3s image)
Flatcar Container Linux → 4593.2.5 (stable DIGESTS SHA512)
Distro console SVGs redesigned as animated terminal sessions: OS icon in the window chrome, prompt user@cybernodes.de, and SMIL-typed distro-specific commands (apt/dnf/pacman/talosctl/osdl).
Added
Generator scripts/generate-cli-svg.php rebuilds all distro cli.svg previews
Title-bar embeds each project icon next to traffic lights
Console host prompt is {distro}@cybernodes.de (replaces @gateway)
Sessions include OS-family package tooling and osdl verify/get examples
v1.3.1
Sticky header polish & admin stealth
ui
security
ops
Scroll morph for the site header fully collapses the status strip into a compact Status pill (no residual empty banner). Admin console is VPN-only and stealth-hidden from the public internet.
Fixed
Sticky header / status strip
When scrolling, the full status-banner area now collapses completely (min-height/height/padding zeroed) instead of leaving an empty reserved band
Status details remain available via the compact frosted Status pill + popover in the sticky nav bar
Changed
Public CLI copy no longer references internal admin/re-enable instructions for blended-out Windows tooling
Structured changelog page tooling train bumped to v1.3.1
Security
Admin console reachable only from Sentinel Core VPN (10.1.0.0/24) and Infrastructure (10.0.0.0/24); public requests receive a generic 404
Admin path not advertised in robots.txt or public site copy
v1.3.0
Operator UX, media vault & presentation layer
ui
media
security
ops
Professional hub presentation: day/night themes, responsive navigation, distribution media galleries with secure vault delivery, FAQ discovery, and operational blend-out controls for unfinished Windows tooling.
Added
Presentation & navigation
Day / Night theme switcher with persistent preference and early paint bootstrap
Responsive navigation panel: desktop header controls, mobile hamburger with theme below links
Distribution project icons and official screenshot carousels on hub cards
Thumbnail-first media with full-size lightbox and optional social / video references
Sticky header morph: full status strip at top; compact Status pill when scrolled
Media vault
Authenticated superadmin Media Vault for controlled asset ingest
Server-side thumbnail generation (GD / Imagick) and gated file delivery via /media/v1/
Catalog-driven gallery references without exposing raw vault paths
Discovery
FAQ overview with category chips, free-text search, and filtered empty states
Lane-aware filter chips (IT-Security, Kubernetes, Immutable) matched on operational lane, not marketing tags
Changed
Status banner layout hardened for multi-segment alignment across breakpoints
Windows PowerShell installer and client scripts blended out of public endpoints until CLM-safe delivery is complete (Linux CLI remains primary)
Public changelog delivered as a structured HTML page at /changelog/ (no raw markdown download)
Security
Vault originals are not web-static; delivery goes through PHP with path hardening
CSP extended only for first-party assets and optional youtube-nocookie lightbox embeds
Site settings gate unfinished public script surfaces without removing admin-side visibility
v1.2.0
Air-gap corridor & Windows CLI train
cli
air-gap
windows
Air-gap corridor tooling and a first-class Windows PowerShell client. Operators on a connected jumphost can stage verified ISO media—including checksums and optional signing material—onto isolated hosts over SCP, with parity between Linux and Windows control planes.
Added
Air-gap transfer (osdl push / osdl-push)
osdl-push (bash): production-oriented SCP transfer of ISO/disk image, checksum listing or generated digest, optional detached GPG signature, optional public keys, and operator MANIFEST.txt with remote verify steps
osdl-push.ps1 (PowerShell): Windows-equivalent push workflow using OpenSSH ssh/scp
Bastion / ProxyJump support (--jump / -Jump) for classic jump-host → air-gap segment paths
--distro <id> enrichment: when online, attach official checksum material from live gateway metadata
--print rehearsal mode: emit the exact transfer plan without moving bytes
Integrated as osdl push … on both bash and PowerShell clients
Windows CLI (osdl.ps1)
Full PowerShell operator contract: list · info · get · verify · status · push · version · help
Local metadata cache under %LOCALAPPDATA%\osdl with TTL and --refresh / -Refresh
SHA256 / SHA512 verification via Get-FileHash (no third-party modules)
install.ps1 one-liner installer with optional user PATH registration
Documentation & UX
Hub CLI section documents Linux and Windows install paths
FAQ entries for air-gap push, Windows install, and verification responsibility
osdl (bash) bumped to 1.2.0; push delegates to colocated osdl-push
Linux installer deploys both osdl and osdl-push into the install directory
Public API catalog api_version remains 1.1.0 (metadata schema unchanged); tooling version is independent
Security
Push path never invents upstream trust: it only ships files the operator already holds (plus optional metadata-derived official checksum listings when online)
Installers perform lightweight identity checks before writing binaries/scripts
Digest match ≠ GPG authenticity — operators must still validate signed upstream checksum files when the threat model requires it
No analytics, no third-party runtimes, no binary hosting on the gateway
Hub information architecture split into operational lanes, expanded distribution coverage, and professional multi-token filtering with base-family and mission synonyms.
Added
Hub lanes
General Purpose — desktop/server/enterprise baselines
IT-Security & Privacy — pentest, forensics, privacy, hardened workstation media
Kubernetes & Immutable Node OS — container-optimized / K8s-first systems
Lane jump links, lane badges, and filter chips for IT-Security, Kubernetes, and Immutable
Kubernetes / immutable channels
ID
Project
Role
talos
Talos Linux
K8s-only OS; day-2 via talosctl
flatcar
Flatcar Container Linux
CoreOS successor; container host
fedora-coreos
Fedora CoreOS
Auto-updating atomic host
kairos
Kairos
Immutable cloud-native OS (+ K3s images)
Catalog model
lane field (general | security | kubernetes) on each distribution
Richer base / search_terms for family-aware discovery
Search excludes free-text marketing descriptions to reduce false positives
Filter engine
Multi-token AND queries with synonym expansion
Word-boundary matching (no false substring hits)
Result counters, clear control, empty-state guidance, ?q= deep links
Empty lanes hide while a filter is active
Coverage retained
Security / privacy channels
Kali Linux, Parrot Security, Tails, Qubes OS (with official digests)
Verantwortlich für den Inhalt nach § 55 Abs. 2 RStV: Jan Gebser (Anschrift wie oben)
Über dieses Projekt: os.webservice.digital ist ein unabhängiger OS Distribution Mirror Gateway
im Webservice.Digital-Portfolio von NETCORE⚡MEDIA. Keine ISO-Binaries gehostet.
Platzhalter-Impressum — vor Live-Schaltung mit vollständigen Angaben ersetzen.
Datenschutzerklärung
Keine Tracking-/Werbe-Cookies. Theme nur in localStorage. Admin-Session nur über VPN.
Server-Logs technisch erforderlich. Details analog zur Hub-Datenschutzerklärung.
Platzhalter — vor Live-Schaltung juristisch prüfen lassen.
Allgemeine Geschäftsbedingungen
Unentgeltlicher Metadaten-Gateway ohne SLA. Operatoren bleiben für Verifikation verantwortlich.
Nutzung auf eigenes Risiko. Kommerzielle Leistungen unter netcore.digital separat.
Platzhalter-AGB — vor Live-Schaltung juristisch prüfen lassen.
Cookies & lokale Speicherung
Keine Tracking-Cookies. localStorage für Theme; Admin-Session-Cookie nur im VPN-Admin.
Kein Consent-Banner erforderlich, solange kein Marketing-Tracking ergänzt wird.