Relative links on index pages broke when the page was opened through a link without a trailing slash, sending readers to pages that do not exist, for example from the troubleshooting page into Open Terminal. The links on those pages now use full paths, so they work however the page was reached.
Nine pages still invoked the standalone docker-compose binary, which is
Compose v1 and no longer maintained. Anyone following them on a current
Docker install gets a command not found, since v2 ships as the docker
compose subcommand. Reported on Discord against the Apache Tika page,
which turned out to be one of nine.
Only the command changed. The docker-compose.yml filenames and the
docker-compose-plugin package name are correct and stay as they are, as
does the quick start's note explaining the difference between the two
versions.
The Caddy guide also listed the deprecated standalone package on its
apt line and described it as the thing that provides docker compose,
which is the plugin's job, so that line now installs only the plugin.
The Jupyter guide referred to its Compose file without naming it and now
matches the filename in its own snippet.
Purely additive section in docs/reference/https/caddy.md for operators who
run Open WebUI behind a shared reverse proxy or managed hosting without
app-layer env-var access. Includes a single-layer-only warning (duplicate
headers), the five unambiguous headers with an HSTS caveat, and a pointer to
the hardening docs; CSP is intentionally left to the CONTENT_SECURITY_POLICY
env var.
- Refresh Cloudflare Tunnel documentation to match current Cloudflare dashboard
- Replace old "Tunnels" paths/links with new Connectors/Networking URLs
- Update instructions for retrieving the tunnel token
- Change Access application steps to new "Access controls → Applications" flow
- Update the dashboard link in the quick reference table
Léon Avic Simmons
Classic298
Georgios Papagiannis
James Kerrane
Tim Baek