On March 13, 2026, Dockhand switched from version 1.0.20 to the new 1.0.21 version. Dockhand fixes the following issues and adds new options: New – Option to truncate port list New – Log viewer supports ANSII 256 colors Fix: IPv6 Problems Fix: Polling storm & mass disconnect Fix: Custom cron schedule displayed incorrectly Fix: Wrong … Read more about Synology & UGREEN: Dockhand Docker Version 1.0.21
Vaultwarden is an unofficial Bitwarden server implementation written in Rust. Vaultwarden is compatible with the official Bitwarden clients, and is ideal for self-hosted deployments where running the official resource-heavy service is undesirable. Note: If you want to Install the official Bitwarden, check out my new article on How to Install Bitwarden on Your UGREEN NAS. In this step by … Read more about How to Install Vaultwarden on Your UGREEN NAS
Today, March 11, 2026, just a few hours ago I published an article about the freshly released WordPress 6.9.3. Well, I didn’t even have time to drink a coffee before the WordPress Security Team released WordPress 6.9.4! Yes, you read that right: three versions in roughly 24 hours (6.9.2 / 6.9.3 / 6.9.4), with the … Read more about Synology & UGREEN NAS WordPress 6.9.4 Released
On March 11, 2026, WordPress 6.9.3 was released to the public. This version is available for âdownloadâ from wordpress.org and not in the Synology Package Center. So, if you want to download and install WordPress 6.9.3 on your Synology NAS, you have to follow my step by step guide on how to manually update a new version … Read more about Synology & UGREEN NAS WordPress 6.9.3 Released
Open Dronelog is a high-performance, open-source dashboard for organizing and analyzing drone flight logs privately and locally. It focuses on DJI (.txt logs) and Litchi (CSV) formats with support for Airdata and some third-party CSVs, offering a fully local-first alternative to cloud-based tools. In this step by step guide I will show you how to … Read more about How to Install Open Dronelog on Your UGREEN NAS
Dockhand has taken out 7 separate Docker tools with a single elegant and modern container, drastically reducing overhead, complexity, and the number of services running on your NAS. Launched at the end of 2025 and exploding in popularity in 2026, it’s considered by many in the homelab/self-hosted community as the natural successor (and often superior) … Read more about Farewell to 7 Docker Tools: Dockhand Just Killed Them All in One Go