Closed felixfkrull closed 3 years ago
This is a great point, especially with the recent Apache exploit. I will
update the latest webtrees version and latest
tag.
Also, frankly, I need to rewrite the build pipeline again, now that I've learned what build arguments are rather than the janky method of committing changes to the Dockerfile
On Wed, Oct 6, 2021 at 2:40 AM Felix @.***> wrote:
At least apache2 will be updated to v2.4.48 and php8 will be used. The current image in the registry is still based on php7.4 and uses apache v2.4.38. Can you run a manual rebuild although webtrees is not updated?
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New versions of latest
and 2.0.16
are available from docker.io
and ghcr.io
. Currently having problems pushing to my own registry cr.nthnv.me
I think due to Cloudflare restrictions on 100MB max upload size
Split the one giant layer of the image into 2 smaller layers to fit within 100MB. New versions now available in all registries
At least apache2 will be updated to v2.4.48 and php8 will be used. The current image in the registry is still based on php7.4 and uses apache v2.4.38. Can you run a manual rebuild although webtrees is not updated?