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TL;DR
Uptime Kuma now supports EgoSMS for SMS notifications in Uganda and includes incidents in RSS feeds, improving alert delivery and monitoring information access.
Breaking
- Remote Code Execution: A critical security vulnerability in an upstream dependency has been patched; immediate upgrade is recommended. (Security flaw in a component Uptime Kuma uses)
New
- SMS Notifications: Added support for EgoSMS, a new SMS provider for Uganda.
- RSS Incident Feeds: Monitoring incidents are now available via RSS feeds.
Fixes Worth Knowing
- NTLM Monitors: Fixed an issue where NTLM monitors over plain HTTP would fail with a 400 Bad Request. (Network authentication protocol)
- Bearer Token Support: Added support for bearer tokens to both standard and WebSocket monitors. (Authentication method for APIs)
- Let's Encrypt: Updated to include Let's Encrypt Gen Y root certificates for Docker users.
TL;DR
Uptime Kuma now supports incident history, allowing users to review past outages and performance issues directly within the application.
Breaking
None.
New
- Incident History: View a log of past monitor incidents.
- Google Sheets Notifications: Receive alerts directly in Google Sheets (spreadsheet software).
- Postgres Monitoring: Monitor the results of Postgres queries (database queries).
Fixes Worth Knowing
- Resolved issues with JSON parsing in MongoDB monitors.
- Fixed domain expiry logging to reduce unnecessary entries.
- Improved handling of private domains (e.g., example.local).
Before You Upgrade
None.
TL;DR
Uptime Kuma now includes a critical security fix addressing a Server-side Template Injection (SSTI) vulnerability in notification templates, and resolves browser monitoring issues for users on older Debian systems.
Breaking
- Notification Templates: A security vulnerability allowing arbitrary file read has been fixed; existing templates may require review. (Templates define alerts)
Fixes Worth Knowing
- Browser Monitoring: Resolved issues with browser checks on Debian Buster. (Checks website availability)
Before You Upgrade
- Review and update any custom notification templates to ensure they don’t introduce vulnerabilities.
TL;DR
Uptime Kuma now supports custom HTTP headers, enabling monitoring of services requiring specific authentication or request details.
Breaking
- HTTP Header configuration changed (requires updating existing monitors).
New
- Added custom HTTP header support (allows specifying headers per monitor).
Fixes Worth Knowing
- Resolved an issue causing incorrect timeout reporting.
Before You Upgrade
- Review and update any existing monitors to configure necessary custom HTTP headers.