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Enhance ignore patterns.
Optimize Zsh for performance.
Add .subversion config files.
Enhance Nginx MIME types.
Enhance Apache MIME types.
Use rebase pull strategy.

v171122.35122

Remove Inkscape in favor of RSVG.
Add support for delimited WordPress directory shares.
Improve README file; better explain WordPress directory structure.
Fix Zsh prompt, use only 16 colors for maximum compatibility.

v171119.80953

Now installing NodeJs 8.x + NPM package manager.
Adding svgo command-line utility via NPM.
Adding CFG_INSTALL_OAUTH_KEYS, see README for details.
Adding CFG_OAUTH_PUBLIC_KEY, see README for details.
Adding CFG_OAUTH_PRIVATE_KEY, see README for details.
Adding CFG_OAUTH_ENCRYPTION_KEY, see README for details.
Auto-extract public SSL keys when generating key-pairs.

v170829.66239

Nginx config. file tweaks.
Upgrading to MariaDB 10.2 with support for JSON queries.

v170823.41514

fix: Bug in Nginx modules following extras package added recently. Enhancing CORS handling for OPTIONS and other complex request types.

v170822.67290

Adding MIME type for .wav files.
Adding CORS handling for OPTIONS and other complex request types. This impacts requests made to cors.* and/or api.* host names only.

v170730.10174

Adding support for Yoast SEO premium redirects via Nginx.
Adding support for app-specific Nginx configuration file additions in three different contexts: main, http, and server.
Adding support for /~ver-x.x.x/file.ext rewrites for performance optimization.
Adding support for CDN proxied downloads via cdn.*/dl, cdn.*/dls, cdn.*/download, cdn.*/downloads, in addition to cdn.*/software, which already existed. In short, this release adds additional base paths that can be used to proxy downloads that live on a CDN.
Adding support for Apple Developer Certification files; now allowing /.well-known/* to be served publicly, even though it's a dotfile location. This particular dotfile location has become a standard for Apple verification files, among others.
Now using $is_args variable instead of hard-coded ? in all Nginx configuration files.

v170425.73362

Adding support for the vagrant-disksize plugin.
Now installing the nginx-extras package by default instead of just nginx, because the extras package includes some additional/useful modules, such as the Lua extension.

v170425.59362

WordPress dev containers are now installed by default. So in addition to my.vm (which runs a PHP version of your choice), you will also have specific versions of PHP available at: php71.my.vm, php70.my.vm, php56.my.vm, php55.my.vm, and php54.my.vm. Note that the default my.vm web server runs Nginx, while all of the PHP version-specific dev containers run Apache.
Installing mosh by default. See Issue #20.
Automatically configure mosh firewall rules. See Issue #20.
Refactoring to improve organization and to pave the way for new features.
Refactored the CFG phase that parses command-line options and prepares installation routines.
Refactored the installation of utilities such as curl and build essentials.
Adding CFG_INSTALL_WEBSHARKS_CORE to the configuration wizard.
Adding CFG_INSTALL_CACHETOOL to the configuration wizard.
Adding CFG_INSTALL_PMA to the configuration wizard.
Rename: CFG_AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID is now CFG_AWS_TRANSFER_ACCESS_KEY_ID.
Rename: CFG_AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY is now CFG_AWS_TRANSFER_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY.
Rename: CFG_TOOLS_PMA_BLOWFISH_KEY is now CFG_PMA_BLOWFISH_KEY.
Adding CFG_WORDPRESS_DEV_STATIC_IP_ADDRESS to the configuration wizard.
Removing CFG_TOOLS_USERNAME and CFG_TOOLS_PASSWORD in favor of CFG_ADMIN_USERNAME and CFG_ADMIN_PASSWORD which already exist.
Adding a new passgen binary, capable of generating stronger passwords guaranteed to contain numerals, mixed caSe, & symbols in a sanitized range of allowed chars. Powered in part by pwgen. This utility is also capable of reproducible hash-based password generation.
Deprecating keygen utility in favor of the new passgen utility.
Removing CFG_OTHER_HOSTS from configuration wizard as it is no longer necessary.
Restoring support for the latest version of the vagrant-cachier plugin.
Updated the README file for this repo to improve instructions.
The create-user and create-admin utilities are now capable of creating a user with a seasoned password that can be recovered by the user later using the getpass command-line tool; e.g., create-admin --user=johndoe22 --salt=[salt] --pepper=[pepper]. johndoe22 can log in later and acquire his password by running getpass [salt] [pepper]. The johndoe22 user can also update his password by running sudo setpass.

v170322.42412

Removing pbcopy and pbpaste utilities, as these generally do not work without X11 forwarding and are otherwise problematic over SSH.

v170322.40769

Adding optional CFG_AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID configuration variable.
Adding optional CFG_AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY configuration variable.
Adding new utility sharefile-s3, which depends on the new configuration variables.
Enhancing existing sharefile utility. General code cleanup and mild optimization.
Moving export-data and import-data into default $PATH for easier access.

v170310.46373

Upgrading from websharks/ubuntu-xenial Box, to the official ubuntu/xenial Box, now that one exists.
Removing unnecessary memcached settings from the php.ini file. This comes following confirmation that PHP v7.1 + memcached + igbinary now work together without issue, whereas in previous releases of PHP, the igbinary extension did not work in all cases; e.g., memcached + igbinary was totally broken in PHP 7.0. No longer an issue when you install PHP 7.1.
Enhancing security. Deny direct access to .php files inside an inc directory variation also.
Automatic email notifications whenever unattended upgrades are enabled and occur.
Adding PHP v7.1 to the list of available WordPress dev containers.
Improving permissions update following a Git remote push.
Improving permissions update following a Bootstrap upgrade.
Fixing a bug in the Nginx configuration that had the potential to allow direct access to an index.php file located in the /---tools directory.
Reversed index precedence in Apache and Nginx configurations. Instead of index.php index.html, now index.html index.php.
Placing a new binary in $PATH called app-related-services, which accepts arguments: start, restart and stop. This allows for all app-related services to be started/restarted/stopped, all at once, which saves time.
Unattended automatic upgrades, if enabled, are now capable of automatically rebooting when necessary to apply the updates.
CFG_INSTALL_UNATTENDED_UPGRADES now defaults to 0 (off) when installing from a VM like Vagrant.

v170114.11523

Nginx adjustments that allow for larger PHP request headers sent by WP plugins; e.g., Jetpack.

v170111.14775

Bug fix. Incorrectly missing php-fpm is resource limit adjustments after recent changes. Fixed in this release.

v170109.33193

Enhancing Nginx + PHP configuration. Now allowing virtual .php files.

v170109.18307

Enhancing unattended upgrades configuration.
Automatically reboot after unattended upgrades when/if necessary.
Automatically purge unused dependencies after unattended upgrades; e.g., automatically remove unused kernels from the past to avoid these building up over time and resulting in 'no space left on device' as a result — which has been a problem on Ubuntu boxes for years now.

v170108.5188

Adding a default umask for SFTP interactions.

v170104.56167

Making PHP versions easier to maintain.
Updating PHPCS and WP i18n Tools.

v170103.75837

Adding support for PHP v7.1 and making this the new default PHP version.
Adding security checks for Comet Cache directories when running on Nginx.
Bug fix. XDebug via PECL now requires PHP 5.5+. Not possible on PHP 5.4.x any longer.
Adding phpX-dev package before attempting to install XDebug.
Adding WP_NGINX_CONFIG = done to satisfy Comet Cache.

v160914.56388

Typos corrected in WP-dev README file.
Bug fix. Initial WordPress Installation Guard was not backing down once WP was installed.

v160914.42855

New Bash function: is-htpasswd-valid
New config param: CFG_WORDPRESS_DEV_USERNAME
New config param: CFG_WORDPRESS_DEV_PASSWORD
New config param: CFG_WORDPRESS_DEV_NAME
New config param: CFG_WORDPRESS_DEV_EMAIL
New config param: CFG_WORDPRESS_DEV_PREFERRED_SHELL
New config param: CFG_WORDPRESS_DEV_AUTHORIZED_SSH_KEYS
New WordPress Installation Guard for added developer security.
Enhancing force-SSL handlers. Now considering CF-Visitor scheme for compatibility with CloudFlare Flexible SSL mode. Props @ Ruby.
Updating the GitHub hub tool to v2.2.8.

v160913.53816

Enhancing CloudFlare IP whitelisting routine.
Adding update routines for CloudFlare IP whitelisting.
Reorganized and refactored bootstrap updater for production servers.
Reorganized file and directory structure for WordPress dev containers.
The install-wp utility now deletes and recreates the primary database.
WordPress dev containers are now referenced with phpXX- or phpXX. (either/or).
Improving auto_prepend_file in PHP configuration for better compatibility w/ CloudFlare and Nginx reverse proxy.

v160913.32760

Adding contributor SSH keys.
New Bash function: create-admin()
New binary in $PATH: create-admin
New Bash function: setup-admin()
New binary in $PATH: setup-admin
New binary in $PATH: install-wp
New binary in $PATH: install-wp-dev
New binary in $PATH: install-wp-symlinks
Bug fix. Trying to use app group before it exists.
Enhancing is-dev() function; better detection now.

v160913.22912

New WordPress Docker containers that run multiple versions of PHP on sub-domains.
New config parameter: CFG_INSTALL_WORDPRESS_DEV_CONTAINERS
New config parameter: CFG_FIREWALL_ALLOWS_MYSQL_VIA_3306
New config parameter: CFG_INSTALL_SAMI
New config parameter: CFG_MYSQL_SSL_KEY
New config parameter: CFG_MYSQL_SSL_CRT
New config parameter: CFG_MYSQL_SSL_CA
New config parameter: CFG_MYSQL_SSL_CIPHER
New config parameter: CFG_MYSQL_X_DB_USERNAME
New config parameter: CFG_MYSQL_X_DB_PASSWORD
New config parameter: CFG_MYSQL_X_REQUIRES_SSL
New Bash function: is-dev()
New Bash function: docker-bridge-ip()
SSH security hardening.

v160911.84308

Adding OpenVPN firewall rules for DigitalOcean Droplets that use a floating IP. This makes it possible for the OpenVPN to take advantage of the floating IP and use it instead of the local public IP that comes with each Droplet. The effect is that when you're connected to the VPN, you appear to have the floating (static) IP. Props to Programster.

v160911.40710

Adding OpenVPN server as an installation option.
Adding Psysh (PHP interactive debugger) as a new installation option.
Adding new options: CFG_ADMIN_STATIC_IP_ADDRESS, CFG_FIREWALL_ALLOWS_ADMIN_ONLY_VIA_22.
Bug fix. Initial upgrade sometimes requires an attended installation. Now using Dpkg::Options::=--force-confnew to avoid this.
Bug fix. Firewall rules now declare proto tcp in all appropriate cases, even when using to any declarations.
Adding a new/improved default secure_path when using sudo to make sudo more intuitive.

v160821.17673

Bug fix. Some MySQL config options were not overwriting upstream defaults.
Bug fix. Do not require SSL for external connections to a MySQL server running on a VM.

v160821.9818

Improving mounts in Vagrantfile by now mounting both /app and /app/src as their own directories instead of these being symlinks as seen in previous releases. This makes it easier to deal with path mapping in various applications and it reduces confusion by making the paths to these important locations shorter/simpler.
Moved WordPress installation scripts into src/wordpress/install and src/wordpress/install-symlinks — making them more portable. This way they can also be called from outside of the bootstrap installer when necessary.
Moved VM /wordpress mount (for symlinks) to /wp-projects instead. This should not have any impact on existing WordPress symlink customizations via ~/.profile though, as it only impacts the location of the mount on the VM — not in your local file system. The reason for this change was to make room for WordPress itself, which may eventually live under /wordpress (on the VM) at some point in a future release of the Ubuntu Bootstrap. The README for this repo has been updated to reflect this new location.
Improving the default WP-CLI configuration file template. It now defines --user, which is set to the current user's username, instead of always the default admin value as before. This means that when you use WP-CLI with the default configuration file template created by the WUB, you're logged into WordPress as the user you SSH into the VM with. However, there are exceptions. If you log into the VM as user vagrant (e.g., $ vagrant ssh) or as root (e.g., $ sudo ...), a default user of admin still applies as before. The reason for this change is that it now makes it possible to create a user account on the VM, SSH into the VM as that user, and use WP-CLI as that matching user in WordPress, by default. This works so long as the user you're logged into the VM with is not vagrant or root. Not necessarily recommended, but now possible :-)
Bug fix. PHP error log directory was not writable under some scenarios. Fixed in this release.

v160820.46840

Adding support for XDebug in PHP.

v160628.57417

Enhancing 'Packaging Mode' for custom Boxes built on top of the WUB.
New Wiki Article: https://github.com/websharks/ubuntu-bootstrap/wiki/Packaging-a-Custom-Box

v160628.31873

Enhancing Nginx config files with respect to WordPress.
Adding instructions for WP multisite on Nginx.

v160628.24514

Updating to latest phings dev branch.
Integrating with phings so that CFG_VERSION is bumped automatically.

v160628.22003

Branch rename; i.e., 000000-dev became dev.
Drop dependencies from local bootstrap. See: #14
Adding phings submodule. Project now built with websharks/phings.
Remove WP_CACHE from default wp-config.php template file. See: #16
Copy .wp-config.php into place instead of creating a symlink. See: #15
New configuration option: CFG_WEB_SERVER_SSL_ONLY defaults to being off when the WUB is used together with Vagrant. When this is off it allows for a VM to be accessed over http:// or https:// and HSTS is completely disabled also. Props at @raamdev ~ See: #11

160622

Adding proxies.conf to Nginx configuration in support of proxy configurations and proxy caching.
Adding proxy-xar-locations.conf in support of /software/ proxies via CDN.

160619

Adding support for vagrant-hostsupdater as an alternative to Landrush for Vagrant. See this README section for details.
Adding support for no DNS plugin at all, which results in a static IP that you can add to /etc/hosts if you don't want to run Landrush. See this README section for details.
Adding a welcome message for new users that instructs them to run vagrant ssh and sudo /bootstrap/src/installer after they do a vagrant up.
Improving the Vagrantfile; i.e., making it a little more dynamic, and more compatible with a variety of DNS plugins for Vagrant.
Moving internal /etc/bootstrap/.installed flag to /bootstrap/.installed-version so the Vagrantfile can read this also.
Adding systemctl enable phpX.X-fpm calls to make sure PHP-FPM always restarts automatically on reboot in Ubuntu XX.
Enhancing package-related wrappers that deal with directory symlinks (internally).
Adding gnupg2 utility; called as gpg2 from command-line.
Updating sharefile utility. Now using gpg2.
Enhancing /bootstrap/src/transfer/export-data. Excluding mysql database with permissions. Not necessary to export this DB.

v160616

This release includes a LOT of changes. Please read carefully before upgrading. Having said that, the installation and bootstrap installer workflow remain the same as they were. So the way in which you use the WUBS hasn't changed, but reviewing the details below is still important.

Highlights

Ubuntu XX: Upgraded from Trusty to 16.04 LTS (Xenial Xersus). See what's new in Xenial.
Nginx/Apache config files have both been completely restructured for easier maintenance and greater flexibility. Apache config files are now broken down by context (e.g., main, http, server) making them easier to maintain alongside Nginx.
Systemd: Upstart scripts converted to Systemd for forward compatibility and easier maintenance.
Apache + HTTP/2: The Apache web server is now installed with experimental HTTP/2 support enabled by default. Latest Apache installed via PPA—from the same author behind PHP packages. Thank you Ondřej Surý.
OpenSSL: Upgrading to latest OpenSSL for ALPN extension compatibility in Google Chrome with respect to HTTP/2 support being enabled in both Nginx & Apache now.

Additional detailed changes listed below...

IMPORTANT: New System Requirements!

Requires the very latest version of VirtualBox:

$ brew cask install virtualbox # upgrades you to latest.

Requires the very latest version of Vagrant:

$ brew cask install vagrant # upgrades you to latest.

New Vagrant Box: (Ubuntu 16.04 Xenial):
```
$ vagrant box add ubuntu/xenial64
```

Latest Vagrant update requires a reinstall of all plugins following these instructions:

It's important that you reinstall all plugins as the latest version of Vagrant may choke otherwise. I encountered errors when I tried skipping this. Don't skip this :-)

$ rm -rf ~/.vagrant.d/gems # Out w/ the old!
$ rm ~/.vagrant.d/plugins.json # Same here.

$ vagrant plugin install landrush # In with the new.
$ vagrant plugin install vagrant-triggers # optional (recommended).
$ vagrant plugin install vagrant-cachier # optional (no longer used by the WUBS).

With those dependencies satisfied, you shouldn't have any trouble with the latest WUBS.

Nginx Changes

Nginx: Upgraded to latest release of Nginx for Ubuntu XX, built with OpenSSL that supports the ALPN extension for Google Chrome compatibility. See: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11541017
Nginx: Reorganizing Nginx configuration files for easier maintenance and greater flexibility. This is a significant change in the structure of the Nginx configuration files. See: /src/nginx if you'd like to review.
Nginx: Exposing system-wide environment variables to the Nginx config file.
Nginx: Removing static file extension checks before PHP fallback to index.php. This allows for all virtual requests not satisfied by Nginx to be handled by PHP now (e.g., WordPress, Drupal).

Apache Changes

Apache: Upgrading from Apache v2.4.x to 2.4.x.
Apache: Adding http2 module to Apache configuration.
Apache: Adding libtool and apache2-dev to Apache install routines.
Apache: Integrating with the http2 module for Apache. HTTP/2 now the default.
Apache: Reorganizing Apache configuration files for easier maintenance and greater flexibility. This is a significant change in the structure of the Apache configuration files. See: /src/apache if you'd like to review.
Apache: Adding mod_cloudflare to Apache configuration in support of CFG_FIREWALL_ALLOWS_CF_ONLY_VIA_80_443.
Apache: Adding automatic CORs headers to Apache configuration.
Apache: Adding CustomLog directive and conditional logging via !dontlog.
Apache: Adding automatic content-encoding headers for svgz, gz, and tgz MIME types.
Apache: Removing explicit vary: accept-encoding header in conjuction with mod_deflate because DEFLATE already handles this.
Apache: Achieving PFS (perfect forward secrecy) in Apache via DHParameters now that it's possible in the latest Apache release.
Apache: Updating to the latest modern SSL ciphers recommended by Mozilla.
Apache: Removing support for broken TLSv1 in https:// server.
Apache: Adding MIME type: application/x-php-source with extensions x-php, phps.
Apache: Adding new LogFormat variations for future implementation.
Apache: Adding built-in security check for wp-content/uploads/woocommerce-uploads.
Apache: Adding automatic x-content-type-options nosniff header.
Apache: Adding support for several new MIME types to bring the Apache configuration up-to-date with the Nginx configuration.
Apache: Ditching mod_fastcgi in favor of mod_proxy, mod_proxy_fcgi and unix sockets for easier FastCGI configuration.
Apache: Automatically disabling access.log for robots.txt and favicon.ico.
... and other changes that bring Apache up-to-date with our Nginx configuration.

Changes Common to Both Nginx/Apache

Nginx/Apache: Changing MIME type application/x-javascript to application/javascript.
Nginx/Apache: Disabling SSL stapling since all certificates generated by the WUBS are self-signed. If you use the WUBS on a live site (perfectly OK), but be sure to use CloudFlare or another proxy instead of depending on real SSL certificates.

PHP Changes

PHP: Removing support for custom and/or custom-src PHP installation from source. Choices are now limited to: 7.0, 5.6, or 5.5 via one PPA instead of three.
PHP: ln --symbolic /usr/sbin/php-fpm7.0 /usr/sbin/php7.0-fpm so that all PHP versions match-up in terms of their file/directory structure.
PHP: Restructuring PHP-FPM configuration files, including FastCGI params, which are now 100% configured by the WUBS for greater flexibility and less dependence on upstream maintainers.
PHP: OPcache now enabled by default on VMs also. However, on a VM the opcache.revalidate_freq is now forced to 0 so that stat checks occur on every request; i.e., to avoid confusion when working in a development environment where file changes are expected to apply on the next request—not several seconds later!

WebSharks Core Changes

WebSharks Core: Moving /usr/local/src/wsc to /usr/local/src/websharks-core.

MailHog Changes

MailHog: Converted Upstart script to Systemd for Ubuntu Xenial compatibility.

Firewall Changes

Firewall: SSH port 22 is now wide open for VMs instead of being limited to 6 connections every 30 seconds. It came to my attention that Vagrant itself is known for making repeated connections on a vagrant up following a vagrant halt. This was, at times, triggering the firewall limitation, which was really only intended as a way to experiment with what is otherwise applied to a live production server only. Props at @raamdev for feedback that led to this discovery.

Here is the relevant excerpt to help illustrate this change:
```
if is-vm; then
  ufw allow 22/tcp; # No limitations.
else ufw limit 22/tcp; fi; # SSH, SFTP, Git, etc.
# limit = max of 6 connections every 30 seconds.
# See: `/lib/ufw/user.rules` for details.
```

Vagrant Plugin Changes

Vagrant: Dropping support for vagrant-cachier plugin as it has compatibility issues with Ubuntu Xenial and is generally problematic. The benefits gained from using this were nice, but given the dynamic nature of the WUBS installer it tends to get in the way more than anything else.

Bash Library & Zsh Shell Changes

Bash/Zsh: Updating trim(). Now accepts a second argument with specific chars to trim.
Bash/Zsh: Updating sharefile(). Now accepts symmetric keyword in second argument to indicate that you want to share a file using a symmetric key instead of a personal GPG key. This allows a server to share files via transfer.sh with other servers; e.g., to export data from one server to another one as discussed in the next changelog item.
Bash/Zsh: Two new utilities: /bootstrap/src/transfer/export-data and import-data. Running the export-data utility will export /app, /repos, and a dump of all MySQL databases, and then GZIP the data and upload it via transfer.sh, giving you back a URL leading to the .gz file. From another server you can run import-data [URL to .gz file] in order to import and restore this data on another server instance easily. Permissions, directory structure, and ownership are all preserved during export/import.

Note: These commands must be run interactively. Each command asks for a symmetric key that can be used to encrypt the data for safe transfer. For instance, running export-data will ask you to enter a secret key and confirm it. Running import-data [URL to .gz file] will ask you for the password used when the export was performed; i.e., the password you entered when running export-data. The underlying encryption is performed with GPG using AES256 encryption with a symmetric key you supply.

Note: Files stored temporarily by transfer.sh expire after 14 days. Max size: 10GB.
Bash/Zsh: Removing support for installer option: --CFG_INSTALL_MYSQL_DB_IMPORT_FILE, in favor of the new export-data and import-data utilities.

v160610

Updating MIME types for compressed archives.
Retain ability to alter zend.assertions at runtime.
Nginx + WooCommerce uploads folder now automaticall guarded by Nginx/Apache.
Removing xmlrpc.php from the list of forbidden locations in the Nginx config file. This is needed by JetPack for WordPress.

v160501

Now automatically disabling HSTS whenever the installer runs on a VM. Since browsers like Chrome will lock-onto https:// only with this enabled, it was impossible to access any development tools over the http:// protocol; e.g., MailHog. If you install this latest version of the Ubuntu Bootstrap on a .vm domain that you have used in the past, be sure to follow these instructions. See: http://classically.me/blogs/how-clear-hsts-settings-major-browsers. For instance, remove the my.vm or any other .vm domains from your HSTS cache. In Google Chrome you can do this from: chrome://net-internals/#hsts
Adding MailHog installation directive: CFG_INSTALL_MAILHOG. For VMs, this is now on by default. Instead of installing Postfix, MailHog is now installed as a recommended default. With MailHog running, all outgoing mail sent via PHP scripts (regardless of destination) will instead be sent to a test mailbox that can be accessed in the sandbox UI here: http://my.vm:8025. Note: If you are unable to access that location, see the note above about clearing HSTS first. The http://my.vm:8025 URL is available only over http://.
Updating README.md after recent changes to the Ubuntu Bootstrap. Documented the new hostname-specific environment variables for WordPress theme/plugin mounts. Added a new optional step to the installation instructions that documents the installation of our root CA in order to avoid SSL certificate warnings.

v160430

Changing the default PHP installation directive (CFG_INSTALL_PHP_VERSION) to 7.0 (via PPA) instead of custom. The PPA is an official package and it can be upgraded easily using apt-get whereas custom (from source) cannot. The custom installer will remain for local testing and for future implementation; e.g., it is useful for beta versions of PHP installed from source.
Adding new installation directive: CFG_ENABLE_PHP_OPCACHE. This defaults to 0 (off) whenever the installer is running on a VM; easier for developers. This directive can be enabled or disabled when the installer runs, or you can alter the src/php/.ini file (opcache.enable = yes|no) and restart PHP-FPM to change it after installation is complete.
Adding new installation directive: CFG_ENABLE_PHP_PHAR_READONLY. This defaults to 0 (off) whenever the installer is running on a VM. This controls the default phar.readonly setting in src/php/.ini. For developers using tools that package PHAR files, this must be 0 (off) in order for those tools to work. On a production site, this should be 1 (on) for best security.
Moving the cachetool utility into a setup routine of its own. This is installed a system dependency if at all possible, instead of being optional.
Bumping minimum requirement for the WSC library to PHP v7.0.4+.
Adding a master CHANGELOG.md file to repo root. That's what you're reading now :-)
Bug fix. restart-app-related-services; See: #6
Hostname-specific environment variables for WordPress project paths. See: #5

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