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  Morphit v1.9.20 Stable

  agorise released this 2026-08-03 22:50:48 +00:00 | 0 commits to main since this release

  Signed by agorise

  GPG key ID: 53524E1F1017EB9C

  Morphit v1.9.20

  Theme: the end-of-install summary now checks and shows the health of every part of your node — not just "installed and running."

  When the guided install finishes, it prints a summary of what came up. In v1.9.20 that summary is far more thorough: instead of a short list, it verifies and displays the status of every subsystem, so you can tell at a glance that your whole node is actually healthy before you announce it.

  New

  The install summary now covers everything, with a live status for each. After the install, you'll see a checked line for each of:

  • Database, signup relay, and marketplace indexer — including a live "is it actually responding?" check against each service's health endpoint, and whether the indexer is caught up or still catching up (which is normal on a fresh node).
  • Blurt RPC connectivity and the BTC/XMR price feeds (FX).
  • Your verified relay balance, read live from the chain, shown as an amount and an estimate of how many signups it funds.
  • The MCP read-only API server.
  • The web firewall (BunkerWeb) and your website.
  • HTTPS certificate.
  • Firewall (UFW) and intrusion protection (fail2ban), now shown as two separate lines.
  • Your Tor onion address — the actual .onion is shown so you can copy it — and your I2P address.
  • The IPFS node and the hourly release-pinning that keeps the release available over IPFS/IPNS.
  • Your warrant canary (with a freshness check) and PGP contact key.
  • SEO surfaces (robots.txt and sitemap).
  • Your instance settings, nightly backups, and (on a home install) automatic address updates.
  • System resources (free disk and memory).
  • A final roll-up confirming every background service and timer is active.

  Anything still warming up shows a "?", not a failure. A fresh node often needs a minute for the indexer to respond, the price feeds to connect, or RPC to dial in. Those now show a neutral "still starting" marker and no longer hold up the offer to announce your instance — only a genuine failure (a service down, a missing certificate, an inactive firewall, an unfunded relay) does.

  Your "Contact this operator" link can now point to a Matrix room, not just an account. The optional Matrix contact in the setup wizard now accepts either your account (@you:matrix.org) or a room (#support:matrix.org), so you can send traders to a shared support channel instead of a personal account if you prefer. It remains entirely optional — press Enter to skip.

  Notes

  • No database migrations. No breaking changes.
  • If any line shows a ✗ or ? right after install, it usually just means that piece is still starting — re-check any time with sudo morphit-ops status.

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  • morphit-v1.9.20.tar.gz
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• v1.9.18 e316a4abe8

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  Morphit v1.9.18 Stable

  agorise released this 2026-08-03 07:34:49 +00:00 | 2 commits to main since this release

  Signed by agorise

  GPG key ID: 53524E1F1017EB9C

  Morphit v1.9.18

  Theme: another hotfix on the guided local-install path — the installer now gets through system-account setup and on into deploying the stack.

  A small follow-up to v1.9.17. Anyone installing locally (home computer, Raspberry Pi, or an old laptop running Linux) should use v1.9.18.

  Fixed

  The installer no longer stops while creating its system accounts. On v1.9.17, a "Full guided install" got past the safety checks and began setting up, then stopped with Group morphit-mcp does not exist while creating one of Morphit's background-service accounts. One of those accounts was being created before its group existed. It now creates the group first, matching how the other service accounts are handled, so setup continues on into installing the database, relay, indexer, and web server.

  Changed

  Clearer wording about the download. The "run a node" guide now notes that what you download is Morphit's source (a few tens of MB), and that the installer's first step downloads the software libraries (a few hundred MB) — so the npm install wait at the start is expected, not a hang.

  Notes

  • No database migrations. No breaking changes.
  • If a v1.9.17 local install stopped at the morphit-mcp group error, nothing needs undoing — the run stopped before deploying anything. Re-run the installer from a fresh v1.9.18 download.

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  • distribution-anchor.env
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  • morphit-v1.9.18.tar.gz
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• v1.9.17 12556319c5

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  Morphit v1.9.17 Stable

  agorise released this 2026-08-03 03:01:13 +00:00 | 3 commits to main since this release

  Signed by agorise

  GPG key ID: 53524E1F1017EB9C

  Morphit v1.9.17

  Theme: a hotfix for v1.9.16 — the guided installer now completes on a home computer or a local Raspberry Pi / old laptop.

  This is a small, targeted follow-up to v1.9.16. If you already run a node, or install onto a remote server over SSH, nothing here affects you. Everyone installing locally should use v1.9.17.

  Fixed

  The guided installer no longer crashes partway through a local install. On v1.9.16, a "Full guided install" on your own machine got as far as the safety checks and then stopped with an 'ansible_user' is undefined error — before anything was actually set up. The pre-flight that checks you're not about to lock yourself out over SSH was evaluating a value that simply doesn't exist on a local install. It now recognises a local install correctly (and still refuses a risky root-over-SSH remote install), so the installer runs all the way through to the summary and the "put your instance on the shared map" step.

  A harmless-but-alarming warning is gone. The installer no longer prints Ansible's "discovered Python interpreter… future installation could change the meaning of that path" notice during setup. Nothing was wrong; it just looked scarier than it was.

  Notes

  • No database migrations. No breaking changes.
  • If your v1.9.16 local install stopped at the safety-check error, you don't need to undo anything — nothing was deployed. Just re-run the installer from a fresh v1.9.17 download (see the recovery steps if you were following along with support).

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  • distribution-anchor.env
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• v1.9.16 cf80a67533

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  Morphit v1.9.16 Stable

  agorise released this 2026-08-02 22:10:22 +00:00 | 5 commits to main since this release

  Signed by agorise

  GPG key ID: 53524E1F1017EB9C

  Morphit v1.9.16

  Theme: a smoother path to running your own node — the guided installer now works the same however you install it, confirms more of what it set up, and can point visitors to your Matrix — plus a few interface fixes.

  Most of this release is for people running (or about to run) their own Morphit
  instance. If you only trade, the visible changes are that usernames read
  correctly in more places and the instances directory is a little tidier.

  Fixed

  Usernames read correctly in right-to-left languages, everywhere. A follow-up
  to v1.9.15: with Persian (Farsi) selected, a handle like @alice still rendered
  as alice@ in a few remaining spots — the operator handle on an instance card,
  the account menu, the block explorer, and the compare view. All of those now
  render left-to-right, @ first, like the rest of the app.

  The guided installer no longer claims success when nothing installed. A local
  install could print "installed and running" while the playbook had actually
  matched zero hosts and done nothing. The installer now confirms it has a host to
  act on before it starts, and reports honestly.

  Several guided-setup fixes for operators, including: the dynamic-DNS step no
  longer insists on an {ip} placeholder your provider fills in for you; the fees
  account defaults sensibly; and morphit-ops now installs as a real command, so
  sudo morphit-ops register works from anywhere.

  Added

  The installer now asks for your instance title, a one-line description, and an
  optional Matrix account. The title and description appear on the shared
  /instances directory that traders on other nodes browse. If you add a Matrix
  account (like @you:matrix.org), the "Contact this operator" link on your
  instance's card becomes live so traders can reach you — leave it blank if you
  don't have one yet.

  The end-of-install summary confirms more of what it set up. Your Tor onion
  address, your I2P address, your warrant canary, and your PGP contact key each now
  get a green check when they're in place, alongside the database, relay, indexer,
  and HTTPS certificate.

  morphit-ops harden can set up your warrant canary and PGP contact key — a
  guided step that signs the canary off your public server (so it can't keep
  stamping "all clear" if the box is ever seized) and posts your own PGP key.

  Changed

  Registering your instance works the same however you install it — over SSH on
  a VPS, locally on a Raspberry Pi or an old laptop, or by hand after the fact.
  Running sudo morphit-ops register now finds everything it needs in all three
  cases.

  The "you are here" marker on the instances directory is centered between your
  instance's name and its status, on the same line.

  Notes

  • No database migrations. No breaking changes.
  • The right-to-left handle fix is structural — applied to interface strings as
    they load — so it stays correct as translations change; the fixes in this
    release cover the few handles that are drawn directly rather than from a
    translation string.

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  • morphit-v1.9.16.tar.gz
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• v1.9.15 986da164b9

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  Morphit v1.9.15 Stable

  agorise released this 2026-08-02 03:45:54 +00:00 | 6 commits to main since this release

  Signed by agorise

  GPG key ID: 53524E1F1017EB9C

  Morphit v1.9.15

  Theme: interface polish — correct right-to-left usernames, a tidier footer, and a calmer orderbook.

  This release is a batch of front-end fixes and cleanups, most visible if you use
  Morphit in Persian or spend time on the orderbook.

  Fixed

  Usernames read correctly in right-to-left languages. With Persian (Farsi)
  selected, a handle like @alice was rendering as alice@ — and since the address
  only works as /@alice, never /alice@, the misplaced @ read as a different,
  invalid handle. Handles now always render left-to-right, @ first, in every
  language.

  Changed

  The orderbook hides the "Featured" card when nothing is featured. Instead of
  showing an empty "no featured-slot bids yet — be the first" card, the card simply
  isn't there until a featured order or bid exists.

  A tidier footer. Dropped two lines of chrome (the "Peer-to-peer. Private.
  Yours." tagline and the "Also reachable via" label) and reorganized the footer
  links into five clear, labeled columns — Federation, Resources, Security, Media,
  and Support — that stack cleanly on a phone and lay out correctly in right-to-left
  languages.

  The run-a-node page's "See the repo" button now opens the download page, where
  the guided setup and every download live.

  Notes

  • No database migrations. No breaking changes.
  • The right-to-left handle fix is structural: it's applied to every interface
    string as it loads, so it can't drift back out of sync as translations change.

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  Morphit v1.9.14 Stable

  agorise released this 2026-08-01 23:30:40 +00:00 | 7 commits to main since this release

  Signed by agorise

  GPG key ID: 53524E1F1017EB9C

  Morphit v1.9.14

  Theme: the warrant canary is now hands-off across upgrades — the served folder can't stay broken.

  Two things now protect the canary upload from an upgrade re-rooting the served
  folder. The ownership-preserving fix from v1.9.13 takes effect for every upgrade
  run by v1.9.13-or-newer code, so upgrades stop re-rooting the folder. On top of
  that, the weekly canary refresh now self-heals: if it ever finds the served folder
  re-rooted, it takes it back before uploading. Between the two, a canary upload can
  no longer be left broken by an upgrade.

  Added

  The canary refresh self-heals a re-rooted folder. The weekly refresh
  (~/.morphit/update-canary.sh, written by scripts/canary/setup.sh) now makes the
  served build/ folder writable again — best-effort, before every upload — so even
  if something leaves it root-owned, the next refresh fixes it and uploads cleanly
  instead of failing with "permission denied." This runs from the machine you sign on,
  not the server's installed code, so it protects the canary on any version. Re-run
  scripts/canary/setup.sh once to pick it up.

  Notes

  • No database migrations. No breaking changes.
  • The self-heal fixes the folder with sudo on the server, and an unattended weekly
    timer can't type a password — so the self-heal runs on its own only if the upload
    account has passwordless sudo. Without it, the v1.9.13 ownership-preserving fix
    is what keeps upgrades from re-rooting the folder in the first place.
  • New operators: scripts/canary/setup.sh already makes the served folder writable
    for you at setup time, so your first canary upload works; from then on it stays
    that way across upgrades.
  • The canary's signing model is unchanged: signed with your own PGP key, off the
    served box when you want it that way, so it goes stale exactly when it should.

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  Morphit v1.9.13 Stable

  agorise released this 2026-08-01 20:47:55 +00:00 | 8 commits to main since this release

  Signed by agorise

  GPG key ID: 53524E1F1017EB9C

  Morphit v1.9.13

  Theme: the warrant-canary upload survives upgrades on a root-owned install — for real this time.

  v1.9.12 was meant to keep the canary upload working across upgrades without
  re-fixing folder permissions by hand. On a root-owned /opt/morphit install it
  didn't: the upgrade read the served folder's ownership from the freshly-extracted
  (root-owned) tree instead of your previous install, found no non-root owner to
  preserve, and left the folder root-owned. This release fixes that, and also
  removes an internal chat-debugging facility that is no longer needed.

  Fixed

  Canary upload no longer breaks on upgrade (root-owned installs). If you serve
  Morphit from a root-owned /opt/morphit and sign your canary on a separate
  machine, every upgrade used to re-root the served folder, so your next canary
  upload failed with "permission denied" until you fixed the ownership by hand. The
  upgrade now reads the folder's owner from your previous install — where your
  ownership actually lives — and restores it, so the upload just works.

  One-time note for this upgrade: an upgrade runs the version you're upgrading
  from, so the fix takes effect on the next upgrade after this one. On a
  root-owned install, run sudo chown -R <your-ssh-user> /opt/morphit/apps/web/build
  once more right after you upgrade to v1.9.13 — and you won't need it again after
  that.

  Changed

  Removed the chat delivery debug tracer. The opt-in chat tracer (the
  ?chatdebug / morphit.debug.chat toggle) built during an earlier chat
  investigation is gone — the investigation is resolved, and removing it drops a
  console-debug path from production and trims the footprint. No effect on normal
  use.

  Notes

  • No database migrations. No breaking changes.
  • Home-hosted (user-owned install) nodes were never affected by the canary bug and
    need nothing here.
  • The canary's signing model is unchanged: signed with your own PGP key, off the
    served box when you want it that way, so it goes stale exactly when it should.

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  Morphit v1.9.12 Stable

  agorise released this 2026-08-01 09:22:17 +00:00 | 9 commits to main since this release

  Signed by agorise

  GPG key ID: 53524E1F1017EB9C

  Morphit v1.9.12

  Theme: the warrant canary is now hands-off — from first setup through every upgrade.

  v1.9.11 made the canary survive upgrades without re-fixing permissions by hand.
  This release removes the last manual touches around it: fresh-server setup no
  longer trips over folder permissions, home-hosted nodes restore the canary
  automatically on upgrade, and a health check warns you if a canary ever starts
  going stale.

  What's new

  Fresh-server canary setup just works — no first-time "permission denied". On a
  brand-new server the folder your site serves starts out owned by root, so the
  very first canary upload used to be refused until you fixed the ownership by hand.
  Now scripts/canary/setup.sh, when it sets up a remote server, hands that folder
  to your upload account for you (if your login can use sudo), so the first
  upload — and every one after — just works. If it can't, it points you at the
  one-line fix; nothing fails silently.

  Home-hosted nodes restore the canary automatically on upgrade. If you sign
  your canary on the same machine that serves it (home hosting), upgrading Morphit
  now puts the canary straight back for you — it re-runs your weekly refresh as part
  of the upgrade, so there's nothing to do afterward. Operators who sign on a
  separate laptop still get the one-command reminder, since the signing key isn't on
  the server by design.

  A health check catches a stalling canary before your readers do. Run
  morphit-ops health and the Canary line now warns while a served canary is still
  valid but running low on time — the sign that the weekly refresh has quietly
  stopped — so you can re-run it before it expires and readers see a false alarm. A
  missing or expired canary now shows in red.

  Notes

  • No database migrations. No breaking changes.
  • If you're already on v1.9.11, upgrading to this release needs no one-time
    ownership fix — v1.9.11 already restores the served folder for you.
  • The canary's signing model is unchanged: signed with your own PGP key, off the
    served box when you want it that way, so it goes stale exactly when it should.
  • New to canaries? scripts/canary/setup.sh is still the one guided command (see
    docs/RUN-A-MORPHIT-NODE.md).

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  Morphit v1.9.11 Stable

  agorise released this 2026-08-01 05:37:58 +00:00 | 11 commits to main since this release

  Signed by agorise

  GPG key ID: 53524E1F1017EB9C

  Morphit v1.9.11

  Theme: the warrant canary keeps working across upgrades, and right-to-left order cards lay out correctly.

  This release closes the loop on two things from v1.9.10: it makes the warrant
  canary genuinely hands-off across upgrades, and it fixes how order cards lay out
  in Persian and other right-to-left languages.

  What's new

  Your warrant canary keeps working across upgrades — no permission fiddling.
  Each week the canary refresh uploads two files into the folder your site serves:
  the signed canary.txt and your public key pgp_keys.asc (so readers can verify
  the signature). Upgrading Morphit rebuilds that folder, and the rebuild used to
  leave it owned by root — so the next canary upload was refused with a
  "permission denied" until you fixed the ownership by hand. From this release on,
  the upgrade restores the served folder to whoever owns your canary uploads, so the
  refresh just works after every upgrade. Nothing to remember, nothing to re-chown.

  Right-to-left order cards now lay out correctly. v1.9.10 fixed right-to-left
  text; this release fixes the layout. In Persian, an order card's Message
  button and expiry chip sat on top of the poster's name and handle, because the
  card's own positioned pieces didn't mirror along with the rest of the page. Now
  the whole card mirrors properly in right-to-left languages — the actions move to
  the other side, clear of the identity — so nothing overlaps. Left-to-right
  languages are unchanged.

  Order titles use a touch more width. The one-line order title on desktop now
  extends a little further before it trims, so short and medium titles show one or
  two more words. The expiry chip and Message button still have the room they need,
  in every language.

  Notes

  • No database migrations. No breaking changes.
  • The canary's signing model is unchanged: signed off the served box with your own
    PGP key, so it goes stale exactly when it should.
  • Operators setting up a canary for the first time: scripts/canary/setup.sh is
    the one guided command (see docs/RUN-A-MORPHIT-NODE.md); after that, the
    weekly refresh and post-upgrade re-run are handled for you.

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  Morphit v1.9.10 Stable

  agorise released this 2026-07-31 23:23:56 +00:00 | 12 commits to main since this release

  Signed by agorise

  GPG key ID: 53524E1F1017EB9C

  Morphit v1.9.10

  Theme: a warrant canary that's hard to knock offline, and easy for anyone to set up.

  This release makes every instance's warrant canary far more resilient, and turns
  its setup from a hand-rolled chore into one guided command that works for a home
  box and a rented server alike.

  What's new

  The canary is much harder to knock offline. Each week the canary embeds a few
  "proof it's fresh" facts — the latest Blurt and Bitcoin block, and a news
  headline. Those come from third-party sites, and if one is down or blocked the
  canary used to stop. Now:

  • the Bitcoin block is read from five independent providers (Blockstream,
    mempool.space, Blockchain.com, Blockchair, BlockCypher) instead of one — it
    tries each in turn until one answers;
  • the news headline falls through six independent feeds (your own, then
    BBC, The Guardian, NPR, Al Jazeera, the New York Times);
  • the Blurt block already rotated across the full node list.

  The Bitcoin block and news are secondary to the Blurt block, so even if every
  one of their providers is unreachable, the canary still signs (recording them as
  unavailable) instead of failing. One provider having a bad day can no longer make
  your canary look tampered-with.

  Setting up the canary is now one guided command. scripts/canary/setup.sh
  ships in the repo, so every operator has it. Run it once on the machine you want
  to sign on and it does the rest, then keeps the canary fresh on a weekly timer:

  • it asks whether Morphit runs on this same computer (home hosting) or on a
    separate server (a VPS), and does the right thing for each — signing locally
    and either placing the file or uploading it;
  • if you don't have a PGP signing key yet, it offers to create one and
    publishes the matching public key for readers to verify against;
  • it's built into the flow: morphit-ops points you to it during setup, and
    reminds you to re-run it after an upgrade (a rebuild clears the served files).

  Nothing is required beyond re-running your canary refresh after upgrading, exactly
  as before. See docs/RUN-A-MORPHIT-NODE.md (warrant canary) for the friendly
  version and docs/OPERATIONS.md §36 for the security reasoning — including why
  the strongest canary is signed on a machine separate from the server.

  Clearer order titles. An order's one-line title now names the crypto a seller
  accepts by its ticker — "…for LTC, DOGE, or SOL" — instead of the long form
  ("…for Litecoin (LTC), Dogecoin (DOGE), …"). That keeps the title to a single line
  on desktop (two on a phone) so it no longer runs into the Message button, matching
  how barter listings already read. The full order page still shows everything.

  Farsi and other right-to-left languages now display correctly. If you use
  Morphit in Persian — or if you type your order terms, a barter title, or your
  instance's name and description in a right-to-left script — the text now reads in
  its natural direction on every page, instead of scrambling where it mixed with
  left-to-right tokens like amounts and tickers. A Persian order reads right-to-left
  and an English one left-to-right, whichever language the site is set to. Persian
  pages now also load in the correct direction immediately (and for visitors with
  JavaScript turned off), and are correctly labelled as Persian for search engines
  and screen readers.

  Notes

  • No database migrations. No breaking changes.
  • The canary's signing model is unchanged: signed off the served box with your own
    PGP key, so it goes stale exactly when it should.

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