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Version on docker hub is old (6.14.1)

Open dsteinkopf opened this issue 6 years ago • 5 comments

Confluence version here in GitHub Dockerfile is 6.14.2 (and better) for some time now. On docker hub the latest tag is 6.14.1.

Today Atlassian sent out a security advisory: https://confluence.atlassian.com/doc/confluence-security-advisory-2019-03-20-966660264.html?subid=491269427&jobid=104007885&utm_campaign=Confluence+Server-advisory_march-2019_EML-4573&utm_medium=email&utm_source=alert-email

So upgrading would be great.

Am I missing something? Thank you very much for everything!

dsteinkopf avatar Mar 21 '19 02:03 dsteinkopf

Hi,

came here for the same reason. Is there a way to obtain a newer version than the one from docker hub manually?

Thanks!

algo26-matthias avatar Mar 25 '19 17:03 algo26-matthias

It is possible to build the image yourself with the updated version. Would like to avoid that myself to keep it simple. Notice that the 6.15.1 version (which also solves the security issue) is in the master branch and that one is not available on docker-hub either. So what is required to get the master branch docker image to be deployed on docker hub? (And a branch with 6.14.2 would also work)

peter-c-larsson avatar Mar 26 '19 10:03 peter-c-larsson

You can use "my" dsteinkopf/confluence-dup which is currently based on a (temporary) fork from cptactionhank/confluence.

Edit: Updated to latest version (6.15.2).

dsteinkopf avatar Mar 26 '19 11:03 dsteinkopf

I also saw the security patch notice and came here, but as our license goes only for 6.12.x we need the 6.12.4 version with the security patches in it. Possible to create a tag for this ?

Thanks in advance.

surudoiryu avatar Apr 29 '19 14:04 surudoiryu

There is now an official docker image confluence-server

viceice avatar Sep 04 '19 14:09 viceice