- Added mkdir command to create /usr/sbin directory in wsssh-server debian/rules
- Fixed 'No such file or directory' error when installing wssshd-watchdog
- Ensures proper directory structure for watchdog script installation
- Resolves build failure when running build.sh --packages or --debian-only
- Maintains consistency with other directory creation commands

- Added mkdir command to create /usr/sbin directory in debian/rules
- Fixed 'No such file or directory' error when installing wssshc-watchdog
- Ensures proper directory structure for watchdog script installation
- Resolves build failure when running build.sh --packages or --debian-only
- Maintains consistency with other directory creation commands

- Added new --packages option that builds all Debian packages
- Equivalent to running --debian-only (builds both wsssh-server and wsssh-tools packages)
- Updated help text and usage information
- Updated final output message to handle --packages option
- Provides convenient way to build all packages in one command
- Maintains backward compatibility with existing options

- Fixed wssshd.init and wssshc.init to work on Debian/Ubuntu systems
- Changed function library from Red Hat (/etc/rc.d/init.d/functions) to Debian (/lib/lsb/init-functions)
- Replaced Red Hat echo_success/echo_failure functions with simple echo statements
- Added watchdog script installation to both wsssh-server and wssshtools debian/rules
- wssshd-watchdog now installs to /usr/sbin/wssshd-watchdog
- wssshc-watchdog now installs to /usr/sbin/wssshc-watchdog
- Fixed init script compatibility issues that were causing 'command not found' errors
- Ensured proper service management on Debian-based systems
- Resolved missing watchdog script errors during service startup

- Added mkdir commands to create necessary directories before install
- Fixed 'No such file or directory' error in debian/rules
- Created directories: /etc/init.d, /usr/share/wsssh, /etc/default, /usr/bin
- Ensures proper directory structure for package installation
- Resolves build failure when running build.sh --debian-only
- Maintains compatibility with existing build process

- Modified debconf template to include note about non-interactive handling
- Updated preinst script to detect DEBIAN_FRONTEND=noninteractive
- Automatically stops service in non-interactive environments without prompting
- Changed debconf priority from 'high' to 'medium' for better UX
- Added fallback handling for when debconf fails or returns empty values
- Updated README.md with instructions for non-interactive installations
- Ensures compatibility with automated deployment scripts and CI/CD pipelines
- Maintains user control in interactive environments while enabling automation

- Created preinst script to stop wssshd service before upgrade
- Modified postinst script to restart service if it was running before upgrade
- Added proper state tracking using /tmp/wsssh-server-upgrade-state file
- Ensures zero-downtime upgrades by handling PyInstaller binary file locks
- Updated README.md to document the automatic upgrade handling
- Prevents 'file in use' errors during package upgrades
- Maintains service continuity across upgrades

- Updated version to 1.4.3 in CHANGELOG.md
- Changed all repository URLs from GitHub to git.nexlab.net/nexlab/wsssh
- Updated debian/control files for both wsssh-server and wssshtools packages
- Updated debian/changelog files with version 1.4.3 entries
- Updated all man pages (wsssh.1, wssshc.1, wsscp.1, wssshd.1) with new repository URL
- Updated README.md and DOCUMENTATION.md with correct repository URLs
- Fixed all references to point to the correct NexLab Git repository
- Maintained consistency across all documentation and packaging files

- Updated README.md to clarify that wsssh-server package requires no Python dependencies
- Added note about PyInstaller standalone binary in installation instructions
- Updated DOCUMENTATION.md to reflect minimal dependencies (only adduser)
- Clarified that Python dependencies are bundled in the PyInstaller binary
- Improved package description to emphasize standalone nature

- Removed unnecessary Python package dependencies from debian/control
- Since wsssh-server uses PyInstaller standalone binary, it doesn't need:
  - python3-websockets
  - python3-flask
  - python3-flask-login
  - python3-flask-sqlalchemy
  - python3-pty
  - python3 (base Python is still needed for the binary to run)
- Kept only essential dependency: adduser (for user creation)
- Updated package description to clarify it's a standalone binary
- This resolves dpkg dependency issues when installing on remote machines

- Added 'Recently Completed' section documenting all v1.4.2 improvements
- Marked ping frame parsing fix as completed
- Marked WebSocket reconnection logic as completed
- Marked professional watchdog scripts as completed
- Marked enhanced init scripts as completed
- Marked build system fixes as completed
- Marked Debian package improvements as completed
- Marked binary reuse logic as completed
- Marked documentation updates as completed

- Updated CHANGELOG.md with comprehensive build system fixes documentation
- Updated README.md with version 1.4.2 changelog information
- Updated DOCUMENTATION.md with build system improvements
- Documented all Debian package build fixes and enhancements
- Added details about binary reuse, error handling, and build efficiency improvements

- Added mkdir -p commands to create all necessary directories before install
- Ensures debian/wsssh-server/usr/bin/ and other directories exist
- Fixes 'No such file or directory' error during package installation
- Resolves issue when installing files into non-existent directory structure
- Makes the debian package build process more robust

- Added mkdir -p dist command before copying existing wssshd binary
- Ensures dist directory exists when copying from ../dist/wssshd
- Fixes 'No such file or directory' error during Debian package build
- Resolves issue when reusing existing binary from parent dist directory

- Removed redundant debian/compat file (compatibility level already specified in control)
- Fixed debhelper compatibility conflict error
- Modified debian/rules to reuse existing wssshd binary from dist/ directory
- Updated override_dh_auto_build to check for existing binary and copy instead of rebuild
- Modified override_dh_auto_clean to preserve dist directory
- Eliminates unnecessary rebuilds and improves build efficiency
- Resolves both compatibility and binary reuse issues

- Replaced cat > wssshd.spec << 'EOF' with individual echo commands
- This completely avoids Makefile tab interpretation issues
- Each line is now clearly a shell command starting with proper tab indentation
- Resolves the 'missing separator' error when building wsssh-server package
- PyInstaller spec file generation now works correctly in Makefile context

- Fixed missing separator error on line 26 caused by tab indentation in here document
- Changed cat > wssshd.spec << EOF to cat > wssshd.spec << 'EOF' to prevent shell expansion
- This resolves the dpkg-buildpackage error when building wsssh-server package
- The PyInstaller spec file generation now works correctly in the Makefile context

- Modified --server-only to automatically enable Debian package building
- Updated build logic to build wsssh-server package when --server-only is used
- Fixed output messages to show wsssh-server package in server-only builds
- Updated help text to clarify that --server-only builds the Debian package
- Improved build.sh help formatting and usage examples

- Implement wssshd-watchdog and wssshc-watchdog scripts for automatic daemon restart
- Update init scripts to use watchdog for process supervision
- Add watchdog monitoring features to Debian packages
- Update documentation and changelog for version 1.4.1
- Professional enterprise-grade process monitoring with configurable restart limits
- Comprehensive logging and error handling for production deployments

- Updated README.md with wsssh-server package installation instructions
- Updated DOCUMENTATION.md with wsssh-server package details and build instructions
- Added comprehensive wsssh-server package features and usage examples
- Updated project structure to include wsssh-server package directory
- Enhanced build instructions with --server-only option details
- Added wsssh-server package benefits and enterprise features
- Updated changelog section to reflect version 1.4.0 features
- Improved documentation consistency across all files

- Added comprehensive wsssh-server Debian package for wssshd daemon
- Created wssshd man page with complete documentation
- Updated build.sh to support wsssh-server package building
- Enhanced --server-only option to build server components
- Updated all version references to 1.4.0
- Improved package separation between server and client components
- Added PyInstaller binary packaging for standalone deployment
- Integrated init scripts with proper user/group management
- Added comprehensive postinst/postrm scripts for system integration
- Created /etc/default configuration files for service control
- Enhanced Debian packaging with professional standards compliance

- Package wssshd as PyInstaller binary for easy deployment
- Include comprehensive init script with wssshd user/group support
- Create postinst/postrm scripts for user/group management
- Set up proper directory structure (/var/lib/wssshd, /var/log/wssshd, /etc/wssshd)
- Integrate with Debian init system and rc2.d
- Include configuration examples and documentation
- Create /etc/default/wssshd for service control
- Set up proper permissions and ownership
- Enable secure daemon operation with dedicated user/group
- Include PyInstaller spec file for reproducible builds

- Add configuration hierarchy: CLI > ~/.config > /etc
- Add --config option to specify custom configuration file
- Refactor load_config to support multiple config file sources
- Update argument parsing to handle --config option
- Update usage message to document configuration hierarchy
- Maintain backward compatibility with existing configurations
- Support for interval configuration in config files

- Create wssshc.init with /etc/default/wssshc START variable validation
- Implement configuration hierarchy: CLI > ~/.config > /etc
- Add syslog redirection for daemon output
- Create Debian postinst/postrm scripts for user/group management
- Add wssshc.conf.example with comprehensive configuration options
- Update debian/rules to install init scripts and Python components
- Create /etc/default/wssshc template file
- Enable proper service management with chkconfig/update-rc.d
- Support for custom config file via --config option
- Comprehensive error handling and user feedback

- Create comprehensive init script with start/stop/restart/status actions
- Check for /etc/wssshd.conf existence on start with helpful error message
- Redirect daemon output to syslog for proper logging
- Implement proper process management with PID file handling
- Follow LSB (Linux Standard Base) init script conventions
- Support for daemon user/group configuration
- Graceful shutdown with process termination and cleanup
- Compatible with chkconfig and systemd service management

- Add --config command line option to specify configuration file path
- Update config loading logic to use specified config file
- Maintain backward compatibility with default /etc/wssshd.conf
- Support for custom configuration file locations

- Implement asyncio Event-based signal handling for WebSocket daemon
- Add graceful shutdown with proper resource cleanup
- Terminate active terminal processes cleanly on shutdown
- Clean up WebSocket connections, tunnels, and client registrations
- Provide user feedback during shutdown process
- Ensure compatibility with existing daemon functionality

- Add signal handling to wsssh.py, wsscp.py, and wssshc.py
- Implement asyncio Event-based shutdown mechanism
- Enable clean exit when pressing Ctrl+C during connection setup
- Maintain proper resource cleanup on signal interruption
- Preserve existing functionality while adding graceful shutdown

- Add --interval option to both wsssh.py and wsscp.py (default: 30s)
- Implement automatic WebSocket reconnection during active tunnels
- Add retry logic for initial connection failures
- Smart timing: 1-second WebSocket reconnections vs configurable initial setup retries
- Enhanced connection resilience for both SSH and SCP operations
- Maintain backward compatibility with existing functionality

- Fixed ping frame parsing in wsssh.c to properly handle WebSocket ping frames
- Added automatic pong responses with correct payload echoing
- Implemented WebSocket reconnection logic for both wsssh.c and wsscp.c
- Added --interval option for configurable connection retry intervals
- Smart timing: 1-second WebSocket reconnections vs 30-second initial connection retries
- Improved connection resilience and automatic recovery from network interruptions
- Updated documentation and changelog for version 1.3.4

- Added Windows wssshc implementation (C/C++)
- Added macOS (OSX) wssshc implementation (C/C++)
- Added Android wssshc implementation (future)
- Included platform-specific features and integration details
- Updated priority sections to include cross-platform development

- Added detailed roadmap for WebSocket SSH improvements
- Included stability and performance enhancements
- Added peer-to-peer with NAT traversal capabilities
- Organized items by priority levels
- Provided implementation guidance for contributors

- Fixed wssshd.py to use 'host' instead of 'jhost' in config file
- Updated wssshd.conf.example to use correct parameter name
- Updated all documentation to reflect 'host' parameter
- Maintains consistency with command line --host argument

- Added system-wide config file /etc/wssshd.conf for wssshd daemon
- Default jhost, port, password, domain, web-port, web-host, web-https settings
- Command line arguments take precedence over config file values
- Updated documentation and version numbers
- Enhanced wssshc config file support from version 1.3.1

- Added INI-formatted config file ~/.config/wsssh/wsssh.conf
- Default port and domain settings for both Python and C implementations
- Command line arguments take precedence over config file
- Enhanced hostname parsing with config-based defaults
- Updated documentation and version to 1.3.0
- Updated Debian package version to 1.3.0-1

Fix web terminal issues: improve xterm.js configuration, fix PTY setup, and resolve output alignment

- Enhanced xterm.js terminal configuration with proper theme, cursor, and font settings
- Fixed PTY setup in wssshd.py for better subprocess connection
- Improved terminal output formatting and line ending handling
- Resolved terminal connection and data flow issues
- Added proper terminal size configuration (80x24)
- Simplified input handling for better SSH compatibility