feat: merge upstream master - version 4.94

Merge upstream PiKVM master branch updates:

- Bump version from 4.93 to 4.94
- HID: improved jiggler pattern for better compatibility
- Streamer: major refactoring for improved performance and maintainability
- Prometheus: tidying GPIO channel name formatting
- Web: added __gpio-label class for custom styling
- HID: customizable /api/hid/print delay configuration
- ATX: independent power/reset regions for better control
- OLED: added --fill option for display testing
- Web: improved keyboard handling in modal dialogs
- Web: enhanced login error messages
- Switch: added heartbeat functionality
- Web: mouse touch code simplification and refactoring
- Configs: use systemd-networkd-wait-online --any by default
- PKGBUILD: use cp -r to install systemd units properly
- Various bug fixes and performance improvements

configs/kvmd/htpasswd

@@ -1 +1 @@
-admin:$apr1$.6mu9N8n$xOuGesr4JZZkdiZo/j318.
+admin:{SSHA512}3zSmw/L9zIkpQdX5bcy6HntTxltAzTuGNP6NjHRRgOcNZkA0K+Lsrj3QplO9Gr3BA5MYVVki9rAVnFNCcIdtYC6FkLJWCmHs

configs/kvmd/ipmipasswd

@@ -1,14 +1,11 @@
-# This file describes the credentials for IPMI users. The first pair separated by colon
-# is the login and password with which the user can access to IPMI. The second pair
-# is the name and password with which the user can access to KVMD API. The arrow is used
-# as a separator and shows the direction of user registration in the system.
+# This file describes the credentials for IPMI users in format "login:password",
+# one per line. The passwords are NOT encrypted.
 #
 # WARNING! IPMI protocol is completely unsafe by design. In short, the authentication
 # process for IPMI 2.0 mandates that the server send a salted SHA1 or MD5 hash of the
-# requested user's password to the client, prior to the client authenticating. Never use
-# the same passwords for KVMD and IPMI users. This default configuration is shown here
-# for example only.
+# requested user's password to the client, prior to the client authenticating.
 #
-# And even better not to use IPMI. Instead, you can directly use KVMD API via curl.
+# NEVER use the same passwords for KVMD and IPMI users.
+# This default configuration is shown here just for the example only.
 
-admin:admin -> admin:admin
+admin:admin

configs/kvmd/main/v4mini-hdmi-rpi4.yaml

@@ -0,0 +1,97 @@
+# Don't touch this file otherwise your device may stop working.
+# Use override.yaml to modify required settings.
+# You can find a working configuration in /usr/share/kvmd/configs.default/kvmd.
+
+override: !include [override.d, override.yaml]
+
+logging: !include logging.yaml
+
+kvmd:
+    auth: !include auth.yaml
+
+    info:
+        hw:
+            ignore_past: true
+        fan:
+            unix: /run/kvmd/fan.sock
+
+    hid:
+        type: otg
+
+    atx:
+        type: gpio
+        power_led_pin: 4
+        hdd_led_pin: 5
+        power_switch_pin: 23
+        reset_switch_pin: 27
+
+    msd:
+        type: otg
+
+    streamer:
+        h264_bitrate:
+            default: 5000
+        cmd:
+            - "/usr/bin/ustreamer"
+            - "--device=/dev/kvmd-video"
+            - "--persistent"
+            - "--dv-timings"
+            - "--format=uyvy"
+            - "--buffers=6"
+            - "--encoder=m2m-image"
+            - "--workers=3"
+            - "--quality={quality}"
+            - "--desired-fps={desired_fps}"
+            - "--drop-same-frames=30"
+            - "--unix={unix}"
+            - "--unix-rm"
+            - "--unix-mode=0660"
+            - "--exit-on-parent-death"
+            - "--process-name-prefix={process_name_prefix}"
+            - "--notify-parent"
+            - "--no-log-colors"
+            - "--jpeg-sink=kvmd::ustreamer::jpeg"
+            - "--jpeg-sink-mode=0660"
+            - "--h264-sink=kvmd::ustreamer::h264"
+            - "--h264-sink-mode=0660"
+            - "--h264-bitrate={h264_bitrate}"
+            - "--h264-gop={h264_gop}"
+
+    gpio:
+        drivers:
+            __v4_locator__:
+                type: locator
+
+        scheme:
+            __v3_usb_breaker__:
+                pin: 22
+                mode: output
+                initial: true
+                pulse: false
+
+            __v4_locator__:
+                driver: __v4_locator__
+                pin: 12
+                mode: output
+                pulse: false
+
+            __v4_const1__:
+                pin: 6
+                mode: output
+                initial: false
+                switch: false
+                pulse: false
+
+
+media:
+    memsink:
+        h264:
+            sink: "kvmd::ustreamer::h264"
+
+
+vnc:
+    memsink:
+        jpeg:
+            sink: "kvmd::ustreamer::jpeg"
+        h264:
+            sink: "kvmd::ustreamer::h264"

configs/kvmd/main/v4plus-hdmi-rpi4.yaml

@@ -17,8 +17,6 @@ kvmd:
 
     hid:
         type: otg
-        mouse_alt:
-            device: /dev/kvmd-hid-mouse-alt
 
     atx:
         type: gpio

configs/kvmd/meta.yaml

@@ -4,11 +4,11 @@
 # will be displayed in the web interface.
 
 server:
-    host: localhost.localdomain
+    host: "@auto"
 
 kvm: {
-    base_on: PiKVM,
-    app_name: One-KVM,
-    main_version: 241204,
-    author: SilentWind
+    base_on: "PiKVM",
+    app_name: "One-KVM",
+    main_version: "241204",
+    author: "SilentWind"
 }

configs/kvmd/vncpasswd

@@ -1,12 +1,9 @@
-# This file describes the credentials for VNCAuth. The left part before arrow is a passphrase
-# for VNCAuth. The right part is username and password with which the user can access to KVMD API.
-# The arrow is used as a separator and shows the relationship of user registrations on the system.
+# This file contains passwords for the legacy VNCAuth, one per line.
+# The passwords are NOT encrypted.
 #
-# Never use the same passwords for VNC and IPMI users. This default configuration is shown here
-# for example only.
+# WARNING! The VNCAuth method is NOT secure and should not be used at all.
+# But we support it for compatibility with some clients.
 #
-# If this file does not contain any entries, VNCAuth will be disabled and you will only be able
-# to login in using your KVMD username and password using VeNCrypt methods.
+# NEVER use the same passwords for KVMD, IPMI and VNCAuth users.
 
-# pa$$phr@se -> admin:password
-admin -> admin:admin
+admin