- Fix database update service to include config path parameter
- Move ConditionACPower from [Timer] to [Unit] section in timer config
- Add database directory to ReadWritePaths in main service
- Set explicit database path in Debian package config template
- Simplify postinst script to be quiet and use consistent skyview-adsb user
- Update README.Debian with comprehensive systemd service documentation
- Remove confusing dual-user setup in favor of single skyview-adsb user
SystemD Configuration Summary:
- Main service: skyview-adsb.service with database pre-update
- Database service: skyview-database-update.service (oneshot)
- Weekly timer: skyview-database-update.timer (Sunday 3AM with randomization)
- All services use skyview-adsb user consistently
- Database path: /var/lib/skyview-adsb/skyview.db
- Config path: /etc/skyview-adsb/config.json
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- Document complete database schema including aircraft history and callsign cache
- Add external data source tables and relationships
- Include optimization and maintenance procedures
- Document indexes, performance considerations, and storage requirements
- Provide examples of database queries and operations
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- Create detailed CONFIGURATION.md covering all SkyView settings
- Document external aviation data sources (OpenFlights, OurAirports)
- Explain origin vs sources distinction for map center vs receivers
- Include privacy controls, database optimization, and validation
- Provide environment-specific configuration examples
- Cover database management commands and troubleshooting
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- Implement comprehensive database package with versioned migrations
- Add skyview-data CLI tool for managing aviation reference data
- Integrate database with merger for real-time aircraft history persistence
- Support OurAirports and OpenFlights data sources (runtime loading)
- Add systemd timer for automated database updates
- Fix transaction-based bulk loading for 2400% performance improvement
- Add callsign enhancement system with airline/airport lookups
- Update Debian packaging with database directory and permissions
Database features:
- Aircraft position history with configurable retention
- External aviation data loading (airlines, airports)
- Callsign parsing and enhancement
- API client for external lookups (OpenSky, etc.)
- Privacy mode for complete offline operation
CLI commands:
- skyview-data status: Show database statistics
- skyview-data update: Load aviation reference data
- skyview-data list: Show available data sources
- skyview-data clear: Remove specific data sources
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The debian/usr/share/doc/skyview-adsb/changelog.gz file is automatically
generated during the Debian package build process and should not be
tracked in version control. It's created fresh from git history each
time the package is built.
- Removed changelog.gz from git tracking
- Added to .gitignore to prevent re-addition
- Ensures clean builds without git conflicts
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The official Debian repositories already contain a package named
"skyview" which is associated with NASA's SkyView Virtual Observatory
(https://skyview.gsfc.nasa.gov/), a tool for astronomical data
visualization.
To avoid package naming conflicts and potential confusion for users,
this commit renames our ADS-B aircraft tracking application package
to "skyview-adsb". This clearly indicates the package's purpose
(ADS-B tracking) while maintaining the SkyView brand identity.
Changes:
- Package name: skyview → skyview-adsb
- System user/group: skyview → skyview-adsb
- Config directory: /etc/skyview → /etc/skyview-adsb
- Data directory: /var/lib/skyview → /var/lib/skyview-adsb
- Log directory: /var/log/skyview → /var/log/skyview-adsb
- Systemd service: skyview.service → skyview-adsb.service
- Documentation path: /usr/share/doc/skyview → /usr/share/doc/skyview-adsb
The binaries (/usr/bin/skyview and /usr/bin/beast-dump) remain
unchanged as they don't conflict at the filesystem level.
This ensures clean installation alongside any existing skyview
packages and prevents apt/dpkg conflicts during installation.
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