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mod_http security issue (CVE-2026-119618)

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This topic was forked from Security issue thread - PHP and eMudhra cert compromise girish
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    Hi Cloudron team, any advice from your side about the CVE mod_http ? So far I can see under our apps, WP, Dolibarr and Nextcloud are using Apache 2.4.66 should we stop them until a new update is available?

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      @giofonseca I think the security report is about http2 which the apps do not use. Also, cloudron uses nginx in the frontend, and communicates with the apache of the apps via http (so we don't use http2 module).

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        @giofonseca I think the security report is about http2 which the apps do not use. Also, cloudron uses nginx in the frontend, and communicates with the apache of the apps via http (so we don't use http2 module).

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        @girish Thanks for the quick clarification, that is great news!

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