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@jdeathe jdeathe released this 07 Feb 23:42
· 88 commits to centos-6-develop since this release
1.9.0

CentOS-6 6.8 x86_64 - Apache / PHP-CGI (FastCGI) / PHP memcached / PHP APC.

Release changes

  • Updates image source to release 1.9.0.
  • Fixes issue with app specific httpd configuration requiring the etc/php.d directory to exist.
  • Adds default Apache modules appropriate for Apache 2.4/2.2 in the bootstrap script for the unlikely case where the values in the environment and configuration file defaults are both unset.
  • Updates README.md with details of the SCMI install example's prerequisite step of either pulling or loading the image.
  • Updates httpd and mod_ssl packages.
  • Fixes noisy certificate generation output in logs during bootstrap when APACHE_MOD_SSL_ENABLED is true.
  • Changes APACHE_SERVER_ALIAS to a default empty value for Makefile, scmi and systemd templates which is the existing Dockerfile default.
  • Changes default APACHE_SERVER_NAME to unset and use the container's hostname for the Apache ServerName.
  • Fixes scmi install/uninstall examples and Dockerfile LABEL install/uninstall templates to prevent the X-Service-UID header being populated with the hostname of the ephemeral container used to run scmi.
  • Adds feature to allow both APACHE_SERVER_NAME and APACHE_SERVER_ALIAS to contain the {{HOSTNAME}} placeholder which is replaced on startup with the container's hostname.
  • Removes environment variable re-mappings that are no longer in use: APP_HOME_DIR, APACHE_SUEXEC_USER_GROUP, DATE_TIMEZONE, SERVICE_USER, SUEXECUSERGROUP, SERVICE_UID.
  • Changes Apache configuration so that NameVirtualHost and Listen are separated out from VirtualHost.
  • Adds further information on the use of watch to monitor server-status.
  • Changes the auto-generated self-signed certificate to include hosts from APACHE_SERVER_NAME and APACHE_SERVER_ALIAS via subjectAltName.

Download then load the docker image using:

$ xz -dc centos-ssh-apache-php-fcgi.1.9.0.tar.xz | docker load