v2.9.20

Important: Back up your entire instance before using this new version! As with any new version, there may be breaking changes.

1. Bring your docker instance down
2. Zip or copy your data and letsencrypt folders
3. Pull this new image jc21/nginx-proxy-manager:2.9.20
4. Bring up your docker stack and check for any problems in the logs
5. Renew your DNS certs
6. Check some or all of your hosts for expected behaviour

Changes

• Workaround for cloudflare plugin install, fixes #2381
• Fix cerbot plugin installation issues (thanks @i-strelnikov)
• Load events configuration from custom file (thanks @BitsOfAByte)
• Update certbot desec plugin, fixes #2485 (thanks @LEDfan)
• Add Online (online.net) DNS provider (thanks @gromez)
• ACL changes should not blow away cert config, fixes #2254 (thanks @jmerdich)
• Use ssl_reject_handshake to reject requests to default https site (thanks @TheBeeZee)
• Mitigate CVE-2023-23596 by changing child_process.exec to child_process.execFile, fixes #2600 #2063 (thanks @skarlcf)
• Make sure to lowercase email address entered by the user during login (thanks @jlesage)
• Update certbot-dns-ionos plugin (thanks @campingwoelfe)
• Add Google Domains DNS provider (thanks @ ttocsr)
• Lots of outstanding dependabot updates
• Updates openssl and other packages from the base image, fixes #2602
• Added cert-prune command to container, see below

cert-prune

I've been using my own project for years and only recently found that certbot keeps old certificates on file. My letsencrypt folder was over 150mb :/ So @axllent has created this small piece of software and I've used it myself to reduce the size dramatically. I recommend backing up your letsencrypt folder prior to using it.

To use it in this project you'll have to run the command manually at your leisure:

docker exec -ti yourdockercontainer cert-prune
# or
docker-compose exec npm cert-prune
# or
docker compose exec npm cert-prune

Docker images

• jc21/nginx-proxy-manager:latest
• jc21/nginx-proxy-manager:2
• jc21/nginx-proxy-manager:2.9.20

For future stability, please consider using 2.9.20 tag and following releases for this project using the "Watch" menu top right of this screen.