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3.9.7.2

Fixed

- redis.conf permissions additional fix

3.9.7.1

Changed

- Set WordOps backend password length from 16 to 24
- Upgrade framework cement to 2.6.0
- Upgrade PyMySQL to 0.9.3
- Upgrade Psutil to 5.6.3

Fixed

- Missing import in `wo sync`
- redis.conf incorrect permissions

3.9.7

Added

- MySQL configuration tuning
- Cronjob to optimize MySQL databases weekly
- WO-kernel systemd service to automatically apply kernel tweaks on server startup
- Proftpd stack now secured with TLS
- New Nginx package built with Brotli from operating system libraries
- Brotli configuration with only well compressible MIME types
- WordPress site url automatically updated to `https://domain.tld` when using `-le/--letsencrypt` flag
- More informations during certificate issuance about validation mode selected
- `--php72` as alternative for `--php`
- Automated removal of the deprecated variable `ssl on;` in previous Nginx ssl.conf
- Project Contributing guidelines
- Project Code of conduct

Changed

- `wo maintenance` refactored
- Improved debug log
- Updated Nginx configuration process to not overwrite files with custom data (htpasswd-wo, acl.conf etc..)
- Adminer updated to v4.7.2
- eXtplorer updated to v2.1.13
- Removed WordOps version from the Nginx header X-Powered-By to avoid possible security issues
- Several code quality improvements to speed up WordOps execution
- Few adjustements on PHP-FPM configuration (max_input_time,opcache.consistency_checks)
- Added /dev/urandom & /dev/shm to open_basedir in PHP-FPM configuration

Fixed

- Kernel tweaks were not applied without server reboot
- Fail2ban standalone install
- `wo stack purge --all` error due to PHP7.3 check
- Nginx helper configuration during plugin install for Nginx fastcgi_cache and redis-cache
- phpRedisAdmin stack installation
- Fixed Travis CI build on pull requests
- Nginx `server_names_hash_bucket_size` variable error after WordOps upgrade

3.9.6.2

Changed

- Improve `wo update` process duration
- Improve package install/upgrade/remove process

Fixed

- phpMyAdmin archive download link archive
- Arguments `--letsencrypt=clean/purge`
- Incorrect directory removal during stack upgrade

3.9.6.1

Fixed

- Typo in `--letsencrypt=subdomain`
- phpMyAdmin upgrade archive extraction
- Error in the command `wo update`. Please `wo update --beta` as workaround

3.9.6

Added

- New Nginx package on Ubuntu with Cloudflare HTTP/2 HPACK and Dynamic TLS records
- phpMyAdmin upgrade with `wo stack upgrade --phpmyadmin`
- Wildcard SSL Certificates support with DNS validation
- Let's Encrypt DNS API support (Cloudflare, DigitalOcean, etc ..) on domain, subdomain, and wildcard
- Flag `--letsencrypt=clean` to purge a previous SSL configuration
- Support for Debian 10 buster (testing - not ready for production)
- Fail2ban with custom jails to secure WordPress & SSH
- Variable `keylength` in /etc/wo/wo.conf to define letsencrypt certificate keylenght
- ProFTPd stack with UFW & Fail2ban configurationz
- Beta branch and command `wo update --beta` for beta releases
- Extra directives in wp-config.php (limit posts revisions, set max_memory, enable auto-update for minor-releases)

Fixed

- Nginx was not reloaded after enabling HSTS
- Netdata, Composer & Fail2Ban stack remove and purge
- WordPress not installed by `wo site update` with basic php73 sites

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