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Debian-family unattended-upgrades instructions - #577
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Keeping Caddy up-to-date is important for security. The industry-standard auto-update system for Debian-family systems is unattended-upgrades. By default, even if unattended-upgrades is enabled and running, unattended-upgrades only trust the OS-supplied repositories. unattended caddy upgrades is opt-in.
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🟢 Approval recommended
The documented configuration correctly enables unattended upgrades from Caddy’s stable repository.
Review effort: Balanced
Findings: None
What changed in this PR
Adds opt-in instructions for automatically applying stable Caddy updates on Debian-family systems.
Changes:
- Installs and enables
unattended-upgrades. - Allows packages from Caddy’s stable Cloudsmith repository.
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src/docs/markdown/install.md |
Documents unattended upgrades for stable Caddy packages. |
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Verified on Ubuntu 26.04.1 with Caddy 2.11.7: the pattern appends, so the distro security origins stay in effect. Ubuntu 24.04+ keeps its defaults in |
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Keeping Caddy up-to-date is important for security.
The industry-standard auto-update system for Debian-family systems is unattended-upgrades.
By default, even if unattended-upgrades is enabled and running, unattended-upgrades only trust the OS-supplied repositories. unattended caddy upgrades is opt-in.
Add opt-in instructions.