Releases: basilhendroff/truenas-iocage-wordpress
Releases · basilhendroff/truenas-iocage-wordpress
2.3.5
Update the Caddy webserver to:
- Use ISO 8601 time-stamping.
- Harden WordPress
- Mitigate spam attacks on WordPress
2.3.4
The password file stored in the root directory is now backed up to the WordPress site root.
2.3.3
Caddy now uses more package defaults. 3d51ad5, f6ad15c, eeca3d1
configtest
replaces validate
. service caddy configtest
is the package equivalent of caddy validate
.
- Caddy process and access logs previously located in
/var/log
can now be found in /var/log/caddy.
2.3.1
Highlights: Improved script error checking based on WP_ROOT.
- 847fe09 Newer script versions use WP_ROOT instead of FILES_PATH and DB_PATH in the configuration file. Check for the existence of older configuration files.
- 90ea4ed Check for the existence of an existing installation based on WP_ROOT.
- 3c5e9ab Normalise WP_ROOT if forward slashes have not been properly specified in the path e.g. path/to/site/ -> /path/to/site.
- 13778b5 Update README to alert reader to the 'hardcoded' php.ini parameters in the script.
2.3.0
Highlights:
- 9feaf26 Uses Caddy 2.3.0.
- da81eb0, a4013ed Configuration variable WP_ROOT replaces FILES_PATH and DB_PATH.
2.2.0
Highlights:
Notable changes in this release:
- 3f5a45e, 5f465c0, a57ef39 Install the command line tool WP-CLI within the jail.
- 4f506d4 Bugfix: Avoid the use of $ when generating passwords.
- 6b1860a Bugfix: Authentication keys and salts in wp-config.php
2.1.0
Highlights:
c26cc10 Use MariaDB 10.5 plus a minor improvement to the password generator.
2.0.0
Highlights:
Jail and script improvements:
b67618f Updated to use MariaDB 10.4, which adopts an improved authentication model that no longer requires a separate root db user. The system root user can log in without a password.
1.5.0
Highlights:
Jail improvements:
f85540a Create a phpMyAdmin database to hold configuration data.
Script improvments:
15b4552 Update POST-INSTALL.md to reflect the change.