firmware: make new firmware redirect public

[grische]

I tested this briefly using curl and it LGTM:

This is our current folder structure:

$ ls -gG gluon-v*/
gluon-v2021.1.x/:
total 0
lrwxrwxrwx 1 12 Dec 15 17:13 experimental -> ../v2022.5.8
lrwxrwxrwx 1 12 Dec 15 17:12 stable -> ../v2022.5.8
lrwxrwxrwx 1 12 Dec 15 17:13 testing -> ../v2022.5.8

gluon-v2023.1.x_v2021.1.x/:
total 0
lrwxrwxrwx 1 23 Dec 15 17:15 experimental -> ../v2024.11.1_v2022.5.8
lrwxrwxrwx 1 22 Dec 15 17:14 stable -> ../v2024.9.1_v2022.5.8
lrwxrwxrwx 1 22 Dec 15 17:14 testing -> ../v2024.9.1_v2022.5.8

gluon-v2023.2.x_v2023.1.x/:
total 0

@T0biii any objections from your side?

[T0biii]

looks good to me.
but i want to do a last test with a firmware build with Updatepath "-debug".

https://github.com/T0biiias/site-ffm-update/actions/runs/12482941514 - gluon-v2023.2.x
https://github.com/T0biiias/site-ffm-update/actions/runs/12482939845 - gluon-v2023.1.x
https://github.com/T0biiias/site-ffm-update/actions/runs/12482942320 - gluon-v2021.1.x

[T0biii]

LGTM

[grische]

Tested with:

Reference:

root@ffmuc-dxxxx:~# autoupdater -b experimental http://firmware.ffmuc.net/experimental/sysupgrade --no-action
Retrieving manifest from http://firmware.ffmuc.net/experimental/sysupgrade/experimental.manifest ...
No new firmware available.

Experimental test (should upgrade):

root@ffmuc-dxxxx:~# autoupdater -b experimental http://firmware.ffmuc.net/experimental-debug/sysupgrade --no-action
Retrieving manifest from http://firmware.ffmuc.net/experimental-debug/sysupgrade/experimental.manifest ...
Stopping cron...
Stopping urngd...
Stopping micrond...
Stopping sysntpd...
Stopping gluon-radvd...
Stopping uhttpd...
Stopping sse-multiplexd...
Stopping gluon-respondd...
vm.drop_caches = 3
Downloading image:  8960 / 8960 KiB
autoupdater: info: Aborting successful upgrade because simulation was requested.
autoupdater: info: You can find the firmware file in /tmp/firmware.bin
Starting gluon-respondd...
Starting sse-multiplexd...
Starting uhttpd...
Starting gluon-radvd...
Starting cron...
Starting urngd...
Starting micrond...
Starting sysntpd...

Stable test (should not upgrade)

root@ffmuc-dxxxx:~# autoupdater -b stable http://firmware.ffmuc.net/stable-debug/sysupgrade --no-action
Retrieving manifest from http://firmware.ffmuc.net/stable-debug/sysupgrade/stable.manifest ...
No new firmware available.