* refactor: improve URL handling in RebootingOverlay component
* refactor: enhance redirect URL handling in TryUpdate function
* refactor: disable old ota rebooting method in new version
* refactor: streamline version retrieval logic and enhance error handling in useVersion hook
* refactor: rename to RedirectTo
* fix: force page reload when redirecting from reboot actions
* refactor: consolidate sleep utility and update usages across components
* refactor: update JsonRpcCallOptions to use maxAttempts and attemptTimeoutMs, implement exponential backoff for retries
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Co-authored-by: Adam Shiervani <adamshiervani@fastmail.com>
- Added check to not attempt auto update if time sync is needed and not yet successful (delays 30 second to recheck).
- Added resync of time when DHCP or link state changes if online
- Added conditional* fallback from configured* NTP servers to the IP-named NTP servers, and then to the DNS named ones if that fails
- Added conditional* fallback from the configured* HTTP servers to the default DNS named ones.
- Uses the configuration* option for how many queries to run in parallel
- Added known static IPs for time servers (in case DNS resolution isn't up yet)
- Added time.cloudflare.com to fall-back NTP servers
- Added fallback to NTP via hostnames
- Logs the resultant time (and mode)
* Ensure the mDNS mode is set every time network state changes
Eliminates (mostly) duplicate code
* Add custom NTP and HTTP time sync servers
Since the ordering may have been previously defaulted and saved as "ntp,http", but that was being ignored and fallback-defaults were being used, in Ordering, `ntp` means use the fallback NTP servers, and `http` means use the fallback HTTP URLs. Thus `ntp_user_provided` and `http_user_provided` are the user specified static lists.
* Add support for using DHCP-provided NTP server
* feat(ntp): use ntp server from dhcp info
* feat(ntp): use ntp server from dhcp info
* feat(ntp): add delay between time sync attempts
* chore(ntp): more logging
This commit fixesjetkvm/kvm#12 by disabling the udhcpc client when the
link goes down, it then removes all the active IPv4 addresses from the
deivce.
Once the link comes back up, it re-activates the udhcpc client so it can
fetch a new IPv4 address for the device.
This doesn't make any changes to the IPv6 side of things yet.
Marc Brooks
Siyuan
Adam Shiervani
Aveline
Siyuan Miao
SuperQ
Andrew
Cameron Fleming