Nginx 1.14.2 has then been released on December 4th, 2018 to squash a few bugs.
As a consequence, packages of Nginx 1.14.2 are now available for Debian 8 “Jessie” (with or without full HTTP2 support – see the instructions), on both amd64 and i386 architectures.
For more details about which modules are included in the different Nginx flavors (light, full and extras), just take a look at the configuration options in the Makefile.
Nginx 1.14 has been released on April 17th 2018, incorporating new features and bug fixes from the 1.13.x mainline branch – including the mirror module, HTTP/2 push, the gRPC proxy module, and more..
Nginx 1.14.1 has then been released on November 6th, 2018, with fixes for vulnerabilities in HTTP/2 (CVE-2018-16843, CVE-2018-16844) and the MP4 module (CVE-2018-16845)..
As a consequence, packages of Nginx 1.14.1 are now available for Debian 8 “Jessie” (with or without full HTTP2 support – see the instructions), on both amd64 and i386 architectures. Associated modules have been updated too. Please note that PageSpeed is now only supported on amd64, not i386.
For more details about which modules are included in the different Nginx flavors (light, full and extras), just take a look at the configuration options in the Makefile.
Nginx 1.12.2 has then been released on October 17th, 2017 to squash a few bugs.
As a consequence, packages of Nginx 1.12.2 are now available for Debian 8 “Jessie” (with or without full HTTP2 support – see the instructions), on both amd64 and i386 architectures.
For more details about which modules are included in the different Nginx flavors (light, full and extras), just take a look at the configuration options in the Makefile.
Nginx 1.12 has been released on April 12th 2017, bringing a number of new features and capabilities to the 1.11 mainline branch: dynamic modules, IP Transparency, improved TCP/UDP load balancing, better caching performance, and more. You will find more details on this blog post.
Nginx 1.12.1 has then been released on July 12th, 2017 to fix an integer overflow in the range filter (CVE-2017-7529).
As a consequence, packages of Nginx 1.12.1 are now available for Debian 8 “Jessie” (with or without full HTTP2 support – see the instructions), on both amd64 and i386 architectures.
For more details about which modules are included in the different Nginx flavors (light, full and extras), just take a look at the configuration options in the Makefile.
Nginx 1.10.3 has been released on January 31st 2017, to fix a bunch of bugs.
As a consequence, packages of Nginx 1.10.3 are now available :
Please note that :
For more details about which modules are included in the different Nginx flavors (light, full and extras), just take a look at the configuration options of their respective sections in the Jessie and Wheezy Makefiles.
Packages of Nginx 1.10.2 for Jessie and Wheezy – amd64 and i386 – have been updated to fix CVE 2016-1247.
Secure log file handling (owner & permissions) against privilege escalation attacks. /var/log/nginx is now owned by root:adm. Thanks Dawid Golunski for the report. Changing /var/log/nginx permissions effectively reopens #701112, since log files can be world-readable. This is a trade-off until a better log opening solution is implemented upstream (trac:376).
This update can also bring full HTTP2 support to Jessie with a new additional repository. As a reminder, Chrome as a browser was not supported on stock Jessie, because it requires a more recent OpenSSL 1.0.2 for its ALPN protocol. Now that jessie-backports includes such an OpenSSL version, Dotdeb provides Nginx packages with full HTTP2 support for Chrome. Here is how to install them :
deb http://packages.dotdeb.org jessie-nginx-http2 all
Please note that this change will not be available on Wheezy.
Nginx 1.10.2 has been released on October 18th 2016, to fix issues with HTTP/2 and bugs with the sub_filter, aio threads and sendfile directives.
As a consequence, packages of Nginx 1.10.2 are now available :
For more details about which modules are included in the different Nginx flavors (light, full and extras), just take a look at the configuration options of their respective sections in the Jessie and Wheezy Makefiles.
Nginx 1.10 – the new stable major version – has been released on May 24th 2016, followed by Nginx 1.10.1 on May 31st to fix the CVE-2016-4450 vulnerability.
The 1.10 branch brings a lot of new features and improvements, including :
More details in this blog post.
As a consequence, I’m glad to announce that packages of Nginx 1.10.1 are now available :
Important note when upgrading : please make sure that you have the following line at the beginning of your /etc/nginx/nginx.conf file :
include /etc/nginx/modules-enabled/*.conf;
Please also note that :
For more details about which modules are included in the different Nginx flavors (light, full and extras), just take a look at the configuration options of their respective sections in the Jessie and Wheezy Makefiles.
Nginx 1.8.1 has been released on January 26th 2016, to fix three security issues in its resolver.
As a consequence, packages of Nginx 1.8.1 are now available :
Please also note that ngx_pagespeed has been updated to :
For more details about which modules are included in the different Nginx flavors, just have to look at this document.
Nginx 1.8.0 has been released on April 21th 2015.
This is the first version of the new 1.8.x stable branch, incorporating many new features from the 1.7.x mainline branch – including hash load balancing method, backend SSL certificate verification, experimental thread pools support, proxy_request_buffering and more.
Packages of Nginx 1.8.0 are now available
with the following changes :
For more details about which modules are included in the different Nginx flavors, just have to look at this document.