a few new commands
a few new commands
Preparing /help command
So, it worked!
The program is working correctly. I’ve added support for Discord bots and webhooks.
I admit that AI has been heavily used to translate files (using Google Translate would have been a chore).
All messages are sent to the user correctly, along with support for my native language – Polish.
At the same time, I slightly rewrote the UFW firewall management system. For some reason, I forgot to scroll and select the element of interest, so I had to fix it.
More important, I’ve made the following improvements for version (1.0.1):
Window responsiveness has been improved
Package installation (often, the user simply received errors from the program, even though the package was installed and launched correctly; a similar situation occurred with uninstallation)
Fixed the installation script, which was not creating a user
Many other minor fixes
It’s worth noting that the program works 100%, but there may be minor bugs that I haven’t been able to resolve/notice.
Currently, the program supports Ubuntu 24.04.04 LTS 🎉
[Written using Google Translate]
I added some simple commands such as: /serverinfo, /userinfo, /slowmode
Hi! Today I added a simple /clear command to the bot
Hi! I’m working on a discord bot that I will seriously use. My goal is to write a moderation bot that will support basic moderation commands, an autoresponder as well as full server logs. Below is the beginning of the project, I hope I will be able to add something interesting soon
Hi! I’ve written a few simple commands, now it’s time to upload and prepare the README.md file :D
Slight changes to the appearance of the website, and a mention of my favorite font at the end
Hi!
I managed to complete the Software Hub section of ServerDeck. I have currently finished working on the software installation module. (I cared about this module the most.) Currently, the tab works 100%, but I am wondering whether to add some services to the installation. If anyone has any ideas, please give me some suggestions.
The current list of packages that can be installed is below:
1. OpenSSH Server
2. SFTP Server & VSFTPD
3. MariaDB / MySQL Database
4. Docker Engine (CE)
5. Docker Compose Plugin
6. Nginx Web Server
7. Apache2 Web Server
8. Certbot SSL Let's Encrypt
9. Samba SMB/CIFS Server
10. Cockpit Web GUI
11. Portainer CE Docker UI
12. WireGuard VPN Server
13. Tailscale VPN Mesh
14. Fail2ban Security
15. OpenJDK 8 (Java 8 Legacy)
16. OpenJDK 17 (Java 17 LTS)
17. OpenJDK 21 (Java 21 LTS)
18. OpenJDK 25 / Latest
19. Node.js LTS & NPM
20. PM2 Process Manager
21. Rclone Cloud Sync
22. BorgBackup & Restic
23. Prometheus Node Exporter
24. Pterodactyl Dependencies
25. Core Utilities & SMART
26. Configure UFW Firewall
27. PostgreSQL Database
28. Redis Cache Server
29. Caddy Web Server
30. Uptime Kuma Monitor
31. AdGuard Home DNS
32. Watchtower Auto-Updater
33. Cloudflare Tunnel
34. Go (Golang) Toolchain
35. Rust & Cargo Environment
36. Netdata Real-Time Monitor
37. MinIO S3 Object Storage
38. ServerDeck Ultimate (All-in-One)
I added a few sections.
Hi, this is my first HTML page in a really long time. I created something simple with straightforward answers to a few questions about myself nothing more, nothing less.
(Message translated by Google Translate.)
Hi! I’m currently working on the initial stages of implementing a webhook system for the Discord channel. There are a lot of placeholders to add, but the most important thing for me is enabling full user customization of notifications—we’ll see how it turns out. I’m also adding preliminary support for my native language, Polish.
I have to admit, Antigravity is excellent for fully translating files into English; it seems to handle Polish-to-English translation better than English-to-Polish.
(Written using Google Translate.)
Hi, I’m building a tool for the easy configuration and management of VMs running Ubuntu.
The goal of the tool is to simplify the installation of essential components such as OpenSSH, Nginx (SFTP), Node.js, Java (versions 8, 18, 21, and 25), and VPNs (like Tailscale or WireGuard).
It was also important for me to be able to check the device’s general status; after all, when managing a server with multiple VMs, this is a necessity. (Note: this isn’t the server actually running this test service.)
At this stage of the project, I’m working on finishing the “blue” theme and then creating new themes (which can be configured via a data.json file). I drew inspiration from the btop tool as well as the look of my Discord server.
Everything is managed via the console (personally, I use an SSH connection from VS Code).
I am sending the preliminary layout of the tabs, as well as the ones that are already working correctly.
(Written using Google Translate)