Add DeviceShelf 1.9.6 - #991
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Adds a new CasaOS AppStore entry for DeviceShelf Server (v1.7.7), packaging it as a Docker Compose app with CasaOS metadata so it can be installed and surfaced in the CasaOS UI.
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- Introduces a new
docker-compose.ymlmanifest for DeviceShelf Serverghcr.io/wealthwallet/deviceshelf-server:1.7.7. - Configures the service for LAN scanning via
network_mode: hostand required Linux capabilities. - Adds CasaOS store metadata (id/title/description/icon/tips) and persists data via a named volume.
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| index: / | ||
| port_map: "8088" | ||
| scheme: http |
| machine. The server mints an access token on first start. Read it from the | ||
| CasaOS terminal with: | ||
| docker exec deviceshelf deviceshelf-server -token | ||
| webui_port: 8088 |
| main: deviceshelf | ||
| author: Christof Müller | ||
| developer: Christof Müller | ||
| category: Network |
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| # Left empty on purpose: the server mints a random token on first start | ||
| # and writes it to /DATA/AppData/deviceshelf/data/DeviceShelf/api-token, | ||
| # which CasaOS users can open in the Files app. Setting a fixed token here | ||
| # would put a credential in a public app-store manifest. |
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Adds DeviceShelf Server, a local network scanner and device inventory: it lists what is on the LAN with vendor, hostname, OS, device type, open ports and the services behind them, alerts on new devices / devices dropping offline / newly opened ports, and publishes favourites to Home Assistant over MQTT discovery.
Site: https://deviceshelf.app/server · Image:
ghcr.io/wealthwallet/deviceshelf-server(amd64 + arm64)Two packaging choices worth a reviewer's attention, both driven by testing rather than preference:
network_mode: host. Layer-2 discovery (ARP, mDNS, passive DHCP) only works inside the host's network namespace. On a bridge the scanner inventories Docker's own subnet and reports an almost empty LAN, which reads as a broken app. Tested on Ubuntu 24.04 (arm64): with host networking it found 39 devices on the real LAN with vendor, hostname and type.NET_RAWandNET_BIND_SERVICEare needed for the ARP scan and for passive DHCP fingerprinting on UDP/67; the process itself runs as an unprivileged uid.A named volume instead of a bind mount under
/DATA/AppData. The image runs as uid 10001. With a bind mount the server cannot create/data/DeviceShelf, logspermission deniedand restart-loops — reproduced on the same VM. A named volume is seeded from the image and keeps its ownership, and comes up healthy. If a bind mount under AppData is preferred here, it needs a chown to 10001 somewhere in the install path; happy to switch if CasaOS has a hook for that.The access token is generated on first start rather than pinned in the manifest, so no credential ships in a public app store. The
before_installtip tells users how to read it from the CasaOS terminal.DeviceShelf is proprietary, paid software: €59 once, no subscription, 7-day trial without a card. Flagging that plainly rather than leaving it for a reviewer to discover.