Releases: hassio-addons/addon-influxdb
v1.3.0
6ea14da
frenck
Franck Nijhof
This version upgrades InfluxDB & Chronograf to the latest and greatest.
Best of this release is the speed upgrade in starting.
Not only will the add-on wait longer before concluding to fail startup (when awaiting InfluxDB to start with tons of data), it also optimizes the way the add-ons start, which should cut down general startup time (about 50%).
Changed
- Fixes spelling error in Dockerfile
- Removes BountySource links
- Removes Anchore.io links
- Updates maintenance year to 2019
- Refactor of GitLab CI
- Upgrades add-on base image to 2.2.1
- Configure Renovate (#15)
- Replaces add-on link with GitHub link
- Upgrades gpg to 2.2.4-1ubuntu1.2
- Upgrades Chronograf to 1.7.7
- Upgrades InfluxDB to 1.7.3
- Ups timeout of waiting for Influx to 30 minutes
- Improves startup time by storing internal authentication
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v1.2.1
88ea0f9
frenck
Franck Nijhof
This version contains an important security fix, and it is strongly recommend for ALL installations to be upgraded to this version immediately.
Bypass of Authentication
The authentication against Home Assistant can be bypassed by an anonymous and unauthorized user. The issue has been mitigated in the latest release.
To be clear on the subject: This is an add-on issue and not an issue with the Home Assistant authentication itself.
Exact details of the vulnerability are not disclosed in order to give our users the time to upgrade.
Thanks to Lars Larsson (@larsla) for responsibly reporting this vulnerability.
Versions Affected
Affects only the latest release that added support for authentication against Home Assistant, add-on versions v1.2.0. Older releases are not affected.
Changed
- Upgrades InfluxDB to 1.7.2
- Upgrades Chronograf to 1.7.5
- Upgrades Kapacitor to 1.5.2
- Fixes authentication bypass vulnerability
v1.2.0
96b83ab
frenck
Franck Nijhof
This release upgrades a lot (including InfluxDB), fixes a couple of issues with timing between starting all the services and adds authentication against Home Assistant!
From this point on, you can log in, into the web interface, using your Home Assistant frontend username and password.
Changed
- Upgrades InfluxDB to v1.7.0
- Upgrades Chronograf to v1.7.1
- Give InfluxDB more time to start, before init script
- Makes Chronograf wait until InfluxDB is started
- Makes Kapacitor wait until InfluxDB is started
- Removes ipv6 configuration option
- Upgrades nginx to 1.14.0-0ubuntu1.2
- Adds support for the authentication against Home Assistant
- Limit supported machines (#12) (@HoppingMonk)
- Updates documentation for HA Auth
v1.1.1
v1.1.0
07886ac
frenck
Franck Nijhof
Fixed
- Adds in wait for InfluxDB to become ready (#6)
Changed
- Upgrades Ubuntu Base image to 2.2.0
- Adds Hassio API security role
- Upgrades Nginx to 1.14.0-0ubuntu1.1
- Upgrades InfluxDB to 1.6.3
- Upgrades Chronograph to 1.6.2
v1.0.1
v1.0.0
07bc9b2
frenck
Franck Nijhof
Added
- Enforces authentication and HaveIBeenPwned checks
Changed
- Upgrades hadolint to latest
- Upgrades base image to v2.1.0
- Sets default Shell
- Enables SSL by default
- Upgrades apache2-utils to 2.4.29-1ubuntu4.1
- Upgrades InfluxDB to v1.6.1
- Upgrades Chronograf to v1.6.1
- Upgrades Kapacitor to v1.5.1
- Less aggressive cleanup
- Stop NGinx from throwing log errors
- Updates README and links
- Marks add-on stable