# L4 0.3.8

> This release makes it easier to claim a self-hosted Server, especially on Coolify. Landing, Shell, installer, Server, portable runtime and Docs share 0.3.8. It stays on the server-v2 lineage and adds no migrations…

Source: https://llll.gg/changelog/v0.3.8

This release makes it easier to claim a self-hosted Server, especially on Coolify. Landing, Shell, installer, Server, portable runtime and Docs share **0.3.8**. It stays on the `server-v2` lineage and adds no migrations. Customer Servers update only when their operator chooses an update.

## Claim a self-hosted Server

- `/setup` has a **Setup token** field. On Docker, Coolify or the VPS, open `/setup` and paste `SETUP_TOKEN` (on Coolify, `SERVICE_PASSWORD_64_SETUPTOKEN`). You no longer have to build a `/setup#claim=…` link by hand. A rejected token returns you to the field with the error. The links that the installers open still work.
- To skip the claim, set `ADMIN_PASSWORD` (at least 12 characters) before the first start. The Server creates the Owner with `ADMIN_EMAIL` and that password, so you can sign in right away. In the Coolify template this is an optional variable. The VPS installer takes it as `LLLL_ADMIN_PASSWORD` and prints no claim link. Change the password after you sign in. Later changes to the variable have no effect.
- Container logs show the Server's address after start, and how to finish setup.

## Coolify

- If Coolify includes the container port in the generated URL, `PUBLIC_ORIGIN` no longer keeps `:8080`. Before, that port made sign-in and setup fail with "Origin mismatch".
- "Origin mismatch" now names the page's address and the Server's address. If those two match, it says the reverse proxy changed the Host or scheme.

## Sign-in page

- The left side of the sign-in and setup pages shows only the Server's mark.

## Update to this release

A Cloudflare Server that keeps Cloudflare access updates from Server settings → Deployment → Updates by itself. A Docker Server updates by its image tag in Coolify or Docker Compose; the VPS installer uses `llll upgrade`.