Updated 2023-11-29
One of the challenges we face as an organization is making everyone happy with the functionality we provide for the software we package in Docker containers. As the projects that we package and distribute grow, inevitably so do the use cases along with large communities of power...
Since upgrading to Nextcloud 16 a few weeks ago I've not been able to get my desktop sync clients to work. The issue manifested itself as a 'login loop' where I would log in to a sync client, provide my 2FA token and then click grant access only to be promptly dumped back at the original login scr...
In recent months we have seen a steady increase in interest for our current UniFi image. This image serves Ubiquiti's UniFi Controller software. As Ubiquiti improved their quality control for releases the number of requests coming our way for an updated image increased too.
Time for a rethink.
T...
Bitwarden is an awesome open source password manager that I've been using for a while. However I've never been entirely comfortable with storing my password database on someone else's computer, so I decided to look into options for self-hosting it.
Enter bitwarden_rs; an unofficial implementati...
I am absolutely delighted to announce that Linuxserver.io just passed 1 billion total pulls from Docker Hub.
Whilst somewhat of an inexact science a 'pull' represents a docker compatible client querying to the Docker Hub API for one of our containers. Even if we accept that it's a horrendously unr...
Given the ever changing dependencies with the lsgm version of TeamSpeak and the issues surrounding updating the TeamSpeak version within the container, we have decided to, effective immediately, deprecate the image - it is now no longer maintained or supported by us.
We considered moving to usin...
On a wonderful sunny Sunday morning, I spent a good few hours sweating over my server in the hopes of restoring a partially corrupted and misconfigured database. Why? Because I was pulling mysql:latest.
This should serve as a case study for those that live on the edge - it's not always wise to c...
Nginx is a great reverse proxy to put in front of your containers. But what if I told you there's another solution? One that involves less configuring, still supports LetsEncrypt, and automatically adapts as you add and remove containers?
This post will get you up and running with Traefik (and Let...
Following a very recent announcement by the Let's Encrypt team regarding a vulnerability that has surfaced relating to the use of the TLS-SNI-01 challenge when validating certificates, we have had to make an emergency change to our image. In short, they have disabled that method of verification un...