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4.3.0

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@LeoColomb LeoColomb released this 24 May 14:15
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What's Changed

  • Consume YOURLS 1.10.4
  • Drop static write of credentials in entrypoint script by @jj15asmr in #482

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4.2.0

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@LeoColomb LeoColomb released this 11 Jan 19:53
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What's Changed

  • Consume PHP 8.5
  • Consume YOURLS 1.10.3
  • Drop OPCache build
    • The module is provided and enabled by default with PHP 8.5+ images

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4.1.0

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@LeoColomb LeoColomb released this 19 Aug 10:31
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4.0.2

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@LeoColomb LeoColomb released this 10 Aug 16:28

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4.0.1

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@LeoColomb LeoColomb released this 04 Aug 09:21

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4.0.0

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@LeoColomb LeoColomb released this 26 May 13:08
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Breaking change: The default exposed ports are now 8080 and 8443, instead of 80 and 443.


Ports 80 and 443 are outside userland Linux kernel boundaries.
If the container is run as a rootless process in a rather strict environment, it cannot bind these ports.
Kernel capabilities can be requested to gain access (for instance, the CAP_NET_BIND_SERVICE capability), but additional capabilities are considered security weaknesses.
In order to comply with strict environments, default ports are now 8080 and 8443.

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3.0.1

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@LeoColomb LeoColomb released this 03 Apr 16:32
Update php Docker tag

3.0.0

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@LeoColomb LeoColomb released this 09 Sep 18:24
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This release is the starting point of a refactor of YOURLS container image scripts.
The next versions of these scripts will be properly incremented and tagged to keep track of minor and major versions.