krbob

Thanks for the very good advice regarding PHP! As for Apache, it's more a matter of my habit from the old days. 🙂 Regarding the lack of use of Alpine, I'm not a fan of the idea of saving a few dozen megabytes of transfer/disk space at the risk of potential bugs related to the lack of glibc in Alpine, as well as generally using a much less tested distribution.

Hello everyone! Recently, I reactivated my 18-year-old license. Long live boomer communication methods in the age of Facebook! 😀 I've prepared a project on GitHub with a complete Docker Compose stack, which I intend to use to launch my community. However, before that happens, I would like to ask more experienced self-hosters to take a look at my configuration and provide any advice. It's been a while since I last hosted anything on my own, and I'm a bit "out of the loop." https://github.com/krbob/docker-invision-community Thanks in advance!

I don't quite understand this. Version 4 "will continue to be supported for a number of years" and at the same time "there are not any plans to make PHP 8.2 or higher compatible with Invision Community version 4". I don't buy the explanation that you're supporting version 8.0 in the same way, because there's a difference between allowing users to use a deprecated version and lacking compatibility with any of supported versions, which will soon be the case. I would like to understand how you envision the announced security updates when that happens.