Add OpenWRT support for binary quick script installation #445
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Modified the install-agent.sh script for binary installation to support OpenWRT.
I more or less tried to match your coding style, checking the OS type like you did with Alpine.
To add the service, instead of systemd a procd init script is used. The service can be enabled, started, stoped, etc. by using
service beszel-agent ....An update command is also included to update and restart the service. For automatic updates, I opted to use a crontab job that uses
service beszel-agent updateonce a day.To get the OS type variable,
sedis used instead oftr, since most busybox systems have implmentations oftrthat do not support classes, as mentioned in this issue. This implementation is not the pretiest, since all 27 alphabet characters have to be included, but the upside is that this should support almost any linux system.