This latest Home Assistant Core patch brings important fixes to the HTTP configuration system, ensuring a smoother experience during upgrades. The migration of YAML-based HTTP settings now correctly avoids using the new default port 80 unless explicitly configured, preventing accidental exposure. Additionally, a safety check has been introduced to block changes to the HTTP configuration […]
n8n version 2.31.7, released on July 27, 2026, brings two important bug fixes for self-hosted users. First, the security audit process for credentials has been hardened: n8n no longer loads execution data during these audits. Previously, running an audit could inadvertently pull in sensitive execution logs, raising security concerns and slowing down the process. Now
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Important: Please read the migration guide before upgrading. Traefik v3.7.9 delivers a set of targeted bug fixes and documentation improvements to enhance stability and clarify migration steps. This release addresses several issues across the IngressNGINX provider, middleware, and server components, ensuring smoother operation in self-hosted environments. Bug Fixes The IngressNGINX provider received a fix for
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Released on July 24, 2026, the latest patch release for n8n, version 2.32.4, brings two important fixes for users leveraging the platform’s AI capabilities. First, the AI Assistant’s verification step now properly falls back to the model specified in the workflow run when the default configuration is unavailable. Previously, if the designated model wasn’t accessible,
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This round of Home Assistant Core updates brings targeted fixes that will make life easier for self-hosted users relying on specific integrations. The ProxmoxVE component now correctly handles authentication when a realm name contains uppercase letters, resolving a login hiccup that could block access to your virtual environment dashboard. Similarly, the Enphase Envoy integration has
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The latest patch for n8n, version 2.32.3, addresses a single but important issue in the editor. Users were unable to set up credentials for agent channels, a feature that enables seamless integration with external agents. This fix restores that functionality, ensuring that self-hosted deployments can continue to smoothly configure and use agent channels. No other
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Known Issues In async Edge environments, browsing a snapshot may display an invalid update schedule date. Known Issues with Podman Support Podman environments are not supported by the auto-onboarding script. Adding Podman environments via socket while running a Portainer server on Docker (and vice versa) is not possible. Support is limited to CentOS 9 with
Immich v3.0.3 arrives with a mix of reliability improvements and a new distribution channel for Android users. The team has now started publishing releases to their own F-Droid repository at https://app.futo.org/fdroid/repo. If you’re using F-Droid, switching to this repo ensures you get updates directly from the source, while existing installations via other methods continue to
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The latest patch for Home Assistant Core delivers a concentrated set of fixes for self-hosted users, with particular attention to the Teslemetry integration. Several nagging issues have been resolved, including incorrect reporting of cover open/close states when data was missing, a polling storm triggered by insufficient credits, and restored temperatures for cabin overheat protection. Additionally,
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