v2.0.0

• Big change on how we recommend users to get their .conf files into the container.
  • Created a script that creates symlinks from conf.d/ to the files in user_conf.d/.
  • Users can now start the container without having to build anything.
  • Still compatible with the old way, but I still think it's a "major" change.
• Examples are updated to reflect changes.
• Add more logging.
• Add more " around variables for extra safety.
• Big overhaul of how the documentation is structured.
• Even more tags now available on Docker Hub!
  • See dockerhub_tags.md for the list.

v1.3.0

• Ignore values starting with data: and engine: when verifying that all files exists (pull request 32).
• Add a debug mode which is enabled by setting the environment variable DEBUG=1.

v1.2.0

• Fix dependencies so that it is possible to build in 32-bit ARM architectures (issue #24).
• Added GitHub Actions/Worflows so that each tag now is built for multiple arches (issue #28).

v1.1.0

• Fix that scripts inside /docker-entryoint.d/ were never run (issue #21).
• Fix for issue where the script failed in case the /etc/letsencrypt/dhparams folder was missing (issue #20).

v1.0.0

• Move over to semantic versioning.
  • The version number will now be given like this: [MAJOR].[MINOR].[PATCH]
  • This is done to signify that I feel like this code is stable, since I have
    been running this for quite a while.
• Build from a defined version of Nginx.
  • This is done to facilitate a way to lock this container to a more specific
    version.
  • This also allows us to more often trigger rebuilds of this container on
    Dockerhub.
• New tags are available on Dockerhub.
  • There will now be tags on the following form:
    • latest
    • 1.0.0
    • 1.0.0-nginx1.19.7

v0.16

• Container now listens to SIGHUP and will reload all configs if this signal is received.
  • More details can be found in the commit message: bf2c135
• Made Docker image slightly smaller by including --no-install-recommends.
• There is now also a dev branch/tag if you are brave and want to run
  experimental builds.
• JonasAlfredsson/docker-nginx-certbot is now its own independent repository
  (i.e. no longer just a fork).

v0.15

• It is now possible to manually trigger a renewal of certificates.
  • It is also possible to include "force" to add --force-renewal to the request.
• The "clean exit" trap now handle that parent container changed to SIGQUIT as stop signal.
• The "certbot" server block (in Nginx) now prints to stdout by default.
• Massive refactoring of both code and files:
  • Our "start command" file is now called start_nginx_certbot.sh instead of entrypoint.sh.
  • Both create_dhparams.sh and run_certbot.sh can now be run by themselves inside the container.
  • I have added set -e in most of the files so the program exit as intended when unexpected errors occurs.
  • Added {} and "" around most of the bash variables.
  • Change some log messages and where they appear.
• Our /scripts/startup/ folder has been removed.
  • The parent container will run any *.sh file found inside the /docker-entryoint.d/ folder.

v0.14

• Made so that the container now exits gracefully and reports the correct exit code.
  • More details can be found in the commit message: 43dde6e
• Bash script now correctly monitors both the Nginx and the certbot renewal process PIDs.
  • If either one of these processes dies, the container will exit with the same exit code as that process.
  • This will also trigger a graceful exit for the rest of the processes.
• Removed unnecessary and empty ENTRYPOINT from Dockerfile.
• A lot of refactoring of the code, cosmetic changes and editing of comments.

v0.13

• Fixed the regex used in all of the sed commands.
  • Now makes sure that the proper amount of spaces are present in the right places.
  • Now allows comments at the end of the lines in the configs. # Nice!
  • Made the expression a little bit more readable thanks to the -r flag.
• Now made certbot solely responsible for checking if the certificates needs to be renewed.
  • Certbot is actually smart enough to not send any renewal requests if it doesn't have to.
• The time interval used to trigger the certbot renewal check is now user configurable.
  • The environmental variable to use is RENEWAL_INTERVAL.

v0.12

• Added --cert-name flag to the certbot certificate request command.
  • This allows for both adding and subtracting domains to the same certificate file.
  • Makes it possible to have path names that are not domain names (but this is not allowed yet).
• Made the file parsing functions smarter so they only find unique file paths.
• Cleaned up some log output.
• Updated the docker-compose example.
• Fixed some spelling in the documentation.