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# lineageos-ota-server

A highly-scalable and lightweight OTA Server for LineageOS.  The OTA server supports a single device model (eg: Google Pixel), if you intend to have OTA's available for a variety of device models, just create an additional OTA server instance for each device.  

![alt text][logo]

[logo]: https://deadbeef.codes/steven/lineageos-ota-server/raw/branch/main/ota-logo.jpg "LineageOS OTA Server"


### docker compose example

The service listens on port 8080 by default.  Mount the output directory for the builds of the device you wish to serve to the /out folder.  Also, mount a persistent public directory which will be served publicly.  The public folder can be shared across multiple OTA server instances if you wish.  

```yaml

version: '3.8'

  lineageos-ota:
    image: registry.deadbeef.codes/lineageos-ota-server:latest
    restart: always
    expose:
      - "8080"
    volumes:
      - /data/android/lineage/out/target/product/sunfish:/out
      - /data/android/public/sunfish:/public
    
```

### How to point device to OTA server

The recommended way is to include the configuration inside your build of the ROM.  We do this by by including the URL as a system build.prop by doing the following:

Create new file /data/android/lineage/vendor/lineage/build/core/deadbeef-ota.mk

```makefile
# deadbeef.codes LineageOS OTA update server - replace with your own URL - example below may be parsed as https://lineageos-ota-bluejay.deadbeef.codes
ADDITIONAL_SYSTEM_PROPERTIES += \
        lineage.updater.uri=https://lineageos-ota-{device}.deadbeef.codes 

```

Edit /data/android/lineage/vendor/extra/product.mk

```makefile

# Include deadbeef.codes OTA server
PRODUCT_SYSTEM_DEFAULT_PROPERTIES += \
	lineage.updater.uri=https://lineageos-ota-{device}.deadbeef.codes

```