Instead of downloading pre-built binaries (which may require AVX2),
compile llama.cpp from source during installation. This ensures:
- Works on older CPUs (Sandy Bridge, Haswell, etc.)
- Uses GGML_NATIVE=ON to optimize for the current CPU
- Binary path updated to build/bin/llama-server
Reverts the AVX2 detection that was incorrectly disabling LLM.
- Add cpu_supports_avx2() function to check /proc/cpuinfo for AVX2 flag
- Skip LLM binary download on CPUs without AVX2 (pre-built llama.cpp requires it)
- Add runtime check for llama-server binary compatibility (catches 'Illegal instruction')
- Provide helpful error messages about alternatives (compile from source or use external API)
- Sandy Bridge (2nd gen i7) and older CPUs now gracefully skip local LLM
- Fix create_conn/establish_pg_connection to return Result instead of panicking
- Fix AppConfig::from_env to not require database access (circular dependency)
- Add #[cfg(test)] to AppState Default impl to prevent accidental panic
- Add extensive debug logging for Vault startup troubleshooting
- Remove Stdio::null() from start() to allow shell redirections to work
- Add direct vault start test in bootstrap for debugging
- Make Vault setup failure fatal (was silently continuing)
Replace emoji icons with plain text/ASCII equivalents to prevent
encoding issues and improve console compatibility:
- Replace checkmarks with *
- Replace x marks with x
- Replace status indicators with text [OK], [ERR], etc.
- Remove decorative emojis from info/debug log messages
- Keep functional emojis in user-facing chat/sentiment features
- Redirect Vault exec_cmd output to logs/vault.log
- Add stdout/stderr null pipes to component spawn in installer.rs
- Suppress output in run_commands() in facade.rs
- All component output now goes to respective log files in logs/
- Add state_channel field to XtreeUI for receiving AppState updates
- Add set_state_channel() method to enable async state communication
- Poll for AppState in event loop to initialize panels when ready
- UI now shows loading state instantly, logs stream in real-time
- Transitions to full interactive mode when AppState is received
- Don't delete archive files from cache after tar/zip extraction
- Copy binaries from cache instead of moving them
- Cached files are now preserved for offline installation reuse
- Disable TLS on Vault for local development (HTTP instead of HTTPS)
- Fix bot_configuration id column type mismatch (TEXT -> UUID)
- Add migration 6.1.1 to convert config table id columns to UUID
- Fix sync_config_csv_to_db to use UUID binding for id column
- Make start_all async with proper Vault startup sequence
- Sync default.gbai config.csv to existing 'Default Bot' from migrations
- Add diagnostic logging for config loading
- Change default LLM/embedding URLs from https to http for local dev
- Add create_vault_config() function to generate config.hcl with mTLS settings
- Configure Vault to require client certificate verification
- Generate client certificate for botserver in bootstrap
- Update .env to include mTLS paths (VAULT_CACERT, VAULT_CLIENT_CERT, VAULT_CLIENT_KEY)
- Remove unused import in tls.rs
- CRM Lead Scoring: Implement get_lead_score_from_db and update_lead_score_in_db
using bot_memories table with diesel queries
- Bot Manager: Implement real org lookup from database and template loading from filesystem
- KB Manager: Implement get_collection_info to query Qdrant for real statistics
- Analytics: Replace placeholder metrics with actual database queries for users,
sessions, and storage stats
- Email Setup: Implement Stalwart admin account creation via management API
- Add CollectionInfo struct for Qdrant collection metadata
All implementations use diesel for database operations, no sqlx.
The commit adds a complete example environment configuration file
documenting all available settings for BotServer, including logging,
database, server, drive, LLM, Redis, email, and feature flags.
Also removes hardcoded environment variable usage throughout the
codebase, replacing them with configuration via config.csv or
appropriate defaults. This includes:
- WhatsApp, Teams, Instagram adapter configurations
- Weather API key handling
- Email and directory service configurations
- Console feature conditionally compiles monitoring code
- Improved logging configuration with library suppression
