Everlock 0.6.2
The 0.6.2 release brings captions to photo frames and a round of substance fixes: self-update no longer needs three binaries' worth of memory, image previews cache like the immutable content they are,
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Captions on the photo frame
An e-paper frame on the wall shows a photo — and now, if you want, a line that says when and where it was taken. The photoframe endpoint draws a caption into the bottom-left corner of every frame it s
Everlock 0.6.1
The 0.6.1 release finishes what 0.6.0 started. Administration now has a third outlet — a plain HTTP API with an OpenAPI document and a Swagger UI — generated from the same command registry as the SSH
Everlock 0.6.0
The 0.6.0 release puts an AI assistant on equal footing with the admin console: every admin command is an MCP tool, authenticated with a new system-wide API key credential — and the whole admin surfac
Your photo albums on an e-paper frame
Everlock now serves battery-powered e-paper picture frames. Point an [esp32-photoframe](https://github.com/aitjcize/esp32-photoframe) at an album and it wakes up, fetches one picture, and goes back to
Administer Everlock from your AI assistant
Everlock's admin console now speaks MCP. The new `backend-admin-mcp` outlet exposes every admin command — around a hundred of them — as Model Context Protocol tools over streamable HTTP, so an AI assi
Everlock 0.5.0
The 0.5.0 release makes HTTPS zero-config, turns the mail backend into a well-behaved internet citizen (outbound STARTTLS, inbound SPF/DKIM verification), and removes the last server restarts from eve
Self-update
Everlock can replace its own binary in place — no SSH into the server, no manual service-restart dance, no downtime beyond the few seconds it takes to hand the sockets to the new process. There are tw
Self-hosted binary distribution and auto-update
Everlock 0.4 adds the machinery to **distribute and self-update the native binary** from `everlock.sh` itself — while keeping the project's hard rule that Everlock is always *one self-contained binary
A Bitwarden-compatible password vault
Everlock now hosts your passwords. The new **vault backend** (`backend-vault-http`) speaks the Bitwarden protocol, so the official Bitwarden clients you already use — desktop, browser extensions, mobi
Everlock 0.3.0
The 0.3.0 release upgrades the Markdown-site templating engine to Tera 2 and refreshes the dependency baseline. Container images are published under the `0.3` tag family (`cr.everlock.sh/everlock:0.3-
DNS address modes and public-IP discovery
`backend-dns-dns` now picks the address used in synthesised `A` / `AAAA` records (vhost records, `mail.<zone>`, and the `ns1` / `ns2` glue) at runtime, based on an `address_mode` key in `dns.toml`. Th