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Dockhand 1.0.40 New Update! Numerous Bug Fixes, Enhanced Stability for Docker Users on Synology and UGREEN NAS 🚀
Dockhand, the popular Docker management tool, releases version 1.0.40, addressing numerous bugs, updating security patches, and adding new features for Git Stack for a smoother and more secure experience on NAS.
📌 Key Highlights:
- Dockhand, the popular Docker management platform, has released version 1.0.40, focusing primarily on bug fixes and performance improvements.
- Significant security update, upgrading docker-compose to address vulnerabilities (CVE-2026-56852) and enhancing security for Git stack webhooks.
- Various operational improvements, including UI display, handling of disconnected Environments, and correct backup-restore functionality for Local-path even when run with non-root PUID.
Good news for Docker users on NAS! Dockhand, a modern and user-friendly Docker management tool, has released its new update, version 1.0.40. This version focuses on addressing defects found in previous versions and further enhancing operational stability. For users on Synology, UGREEN, or Asustor NAS, this is an update that warrants significant attention.
✨ What's New and Fixed in 1.0.40
This update comes with numerous fixes, such as correcting Git stack Environment variables that were not invoked when stop/down/remove commands were issued, resolving the Header clock display issue which used the default Timezone instead of UTC, and fixing the UI of Modal windows to consistently display centered. Additionally, minor features have been added to the Git stack source badge, allowing it to display commit hash, git url, and branch in the tooltip.
🛡️ Security and Stability Improvements
The most notable point is the bump of docker-compose to version 5.3.1-r3 to fix several security vulnerabilities, including CVE-2026-56852. Furthermore, Git stack webhooks are now required to have a secret configured for enhanced security. It also resolves issues with backing up and restoring Stacks from backups that previously lost files or malfunctioned on Local-path, restoring them to full functionality.
For those unfamiliar, Dockhand is a self-hosted Docker management platform with an attractive and user-friendly Web Interface. It is suitable for Homelabs, small businesses, and even enterprise-level organizations, simplifying Container management, Stack Deployments, and system monitoring through a single platform. Importantly, it is free for personal use for life.
💬 Is anyone using Dockhand on their own NAS? What features do you particularly like, or have you encountered any issues? Feel free to share!