Feature/softwareupdate #38
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Initial app-udpate script with new directory layout with separated directories for app, plugins, scripts, splash screens, web-configurator. Relates to #35
The wpa_supplicant configuration file in /boot might have been removed. In this case the wificopy marker no longer applies and needs to be removed.
Compare wpa_supplicant.conf in boot with current configuration file and only process it if different. This closes #37
A marker file is *.version file containing meta data of an update: - Update archive - Version - Download URL Each property is on a separate line. Key values are separated by a colon embedded in tabs.
martonborzak
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Initial implementation of the remote app update script according to the described solution in #35.
The update script has several precautions built in to make the update process as stable and safe as possible. The running app is only terminated and replaced after all checks succeed. The downside is that the splash screen is barely visible and there's no immediate feedback after starting the update from within the app. In other words: there's no fancy user interface experience yet.
This will be addressed in a separate task since it involves changing the update process and interactions between the app and the update script(s).
Further changes:
This closes #35