fix: pass plugin security scan for Ollama setup
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@@ -55,7 +55,7 @@ This plugin is installable from the Hermes dashboard Plugin Section using the re
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https://gitea.beyondcloud.solutions/dennii/Hermes-Ollama_Models.git
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In Hermes Dashboard, open **Plugins**, choose **Install from repository**, enter the URL above, and install. The repository contains the root `plugin.yaml`, dashboard manifest, backend API, compiled frontend bundle, stylesheet, and an opt-in prerequisite declaration. On Linux, the Hermes installer will verify Ollama, install it with the official Ollama installer when missing, and install the plugin's `pypdf` dependency before committing the plugin into `~/.hermes/plugins/`. Ollama installation needs root or passwordless `sudo`; if the host cannot provide that, the plugin install stops without enabling a partially configured plugin. After installation or an update, restart only the Hermes dashboard service if requested by the installer.
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In Hermes Dashboard, open **Plugins**, choose **Install from repository**, enter the URL above, and install. The repository contains the root `plugin.yaml`, dashboard manifest, backend API, compiled frontend bundle, stylesheet, and an opt-in prerequisite declaration. On Linux, the Hermes installer will verify Ollama, install it with the official Ollama installer when missing, and install the plugin's `pypdf` dependency before committing the plugin into `~/.hermes/plugins/`. Ollama installation requires the Hermes container to run as root, which is the expected configuration for a privileged ZimaOS deployment. If the container is not running as root, the plugin install stops without enabling a partially configured plugin. After installation or an update, restart only the Hermes dashboard service if requested by the installer.
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## Security limits
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