Update to run container as non-root user and other security updates #4
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… to nginx 1.17. Using https:// as default redirect target.
Updated readme; fixes usage of port 8080 with jwilder/nginx-proxy
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Apr 13, 2022
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I have a question. Even if you switched to a non-root user here, wouldn't nginx still be running as root in the background?
My point is: if an attacker finds a way to exploit nginx he will be root.
To avoid this: a new non-root user must be created and add user nonroot_username; in nginx conf so that nginx is not run as root too :)
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This pull request contains the following changes:
https://as default redirect target instead ofhttp://.This change might brake existing clients. Maybe a new release/branch is advised.