- Always download compatible ModSecurity binary after installation
- Removes conditional check for custom_ols_marker
- Fixes undefined symbol: mdb_env_create error
- Prevents OpenLiteSpeed crashes with SIGSEGV signal 11
- Compatible with Ubuntu 24.04, RHEL 8/9, Debian 11/12
The fix ensures that compatible ModSecurity binaries (built without
LMDB dependency or with LMDB statically linked) are always used,
preventing the runtime symbol lookup errors that cause crashes.
Related: https://github.com/usmannasir/cyberpanel/issues/1626
- Fixed bug where regular users (UserACL) cannot create websites
- Changed UserACL createWebsite permission from 0 to 1
- Also enabled modifyWebsite and deleteWebsite for consistency
- Resolves issue where non-admin/reseller users were blocked from creating websites
Related changes:
- UserACL: createWebsite: 0 -> 1
- UserACL: modifyWebsite: 0 -> 1
- UserACL: deleteWebsite: 0 -> 1
- suspendWebsite remains 0 (admin-only feature)
This allows regular users to create, modify, and delete their own websites
while maintaining proper ownership checks and security controls.
- Fixed CloudFlare proxy toggle button to display as oblong with round dot
- Enable CloudFlare proxy by default for all domains/subdomains except mail domains
- Automatically add AAAA (IPv6) DNS records when creating domains/subdomains
- Added GetServerIPv6() function to retrieve server IPv6 address
- Updated DNS template styling and Angular.js binding for toggle buttons
- Filter domain dropdown to show only main domains (exclude sub-domains)
- Add automatic CloudFlare DNS record deletion when domains/sub-domains are removed
- Improve DNS Records table display to match SSH Logins/Logs table styling
- Add loading states and proper table structure with ng-if conditions
- Update CSS to match activity-table styling with sticky headers
- Introduced a `safeModifyHttpdConfig` method in `installUtilities` to handle modifications to the OpenLiteSpeed configuration file with backup, validation, and rollback capabilities.
- Updated various modules (`modSec.py`, `sslUtilities.py`, `tuning.py`, `vhost.py`, etc.) to utilize the new safe modification method, enhancing reliability and preventing configuration corruption.
- Improved error handling and logging throughout the configuration modification processes to ensure better traceability and debugging.
- Added new model `CatchAllEmail` to store catch-all email configurations per domain.
- Implemented views for fetching, saving, and deleting catch-all email configurations, enhancing email management capabilities.
- Updated URL routing to include endpoints for catch-all email operations.
- Enhanced error handling and permission checks for email forwarding actions.
These changes improve the flexibility and user experience of email management within CyberPanel.
- Added a new function `detect_default_php` to dynamically determine the default PHP version based on symlink and available versions, enhancing compatibility with PHP 7.4-8.5.
- Updated `phpmyadmin_limits` to utilize the detected PHP version for configuration changes, ensuring accurate parameter adjustments for the current PHP environment.
- Enhanced installation scripts for Redis and Memcached extensions to support PHP versions 7.4-8.5, improving backward compatibility and installation reliability.
- Improved error handling for missing PHP configuration files, providing clearer feedback to users.
These changes enhance the flexibility and robustness of PHP management within CyberPanel.
- Added a new fixed position banner in the index.html to announce .htaccess support, including styling and functionality for showing and dismissing the notification.
- Enhanced file manager to support extraction of 7z and rar file formats, with appropriate command handling in filemanager.py.
- Updated JavaScript files to determine extraction types based on file extensions, ensuring compatibility with new formats.
- Modified HTML templates to include options for 7z and rar compression types in the user interface.
https://github.com/usmannasir/cyberpanel/issues/1617#issue-3727006951
These changes improve user experience by providing clear notifications and expanding file management capabilities within CyberPanel.
- Added detailed error handling and logging for reverse DNS lookups, improving robustness against network issues and invalid responses.
- Updated virtualHostUtilities to handle cases where reverse DNS lookups fail, providing clearer error messages and guidance for users.
- Ensured that the results from DNS queries are validated before processing, enhancing the reliability of the rDNS checks.
These changes improve the overall reliability and user experience of the reverse DNS lookup feature within the CyberPanel environment.
- Changed versioning in README.md to 2.5.5-dev and updated the last modified date.
- Added a section for recent fixes in README.md detailing improvements to MySQL password rotation.
- Removed obsolete test files for MySQL utilities and ImunifyAV route.
- Enhanced mysqlUtilities.py to improve MySQL account resolution and logging, ensuring better handling of user and host identification during password changes.
- Added a static method to ensure ImunifyAV assets are created and permissions set correctly in CageFS.py.
- Updated the URL routing in urls.py to include paths for ImunifyAV, supporting both legacy and new routes.
- Modified the ImunifyAV HTML template to use Django's URL template tag for better maintainability.
- Enhanced the cyberpanel_fixes.sh script to ensure ImunifyAV UI assets are installed during fixes.
- Improved database user resolution and password handling in mysqlUtilities.py for better security and reliability.
This update enhances the integration and management of ImunifyAV within the CyberPanel environment.
- Refactored the enableDisableEmail function to improve handling of Postfix service enabling and disabling, including better error logging and cleanup of stale marker files.
- Added a new method in mailUtilities to check if Postfix is installed, ensuring that DKIM setup only proceeds if Postfix is available.
- Updated virtualHostUtilities to verify Postfix installation before attempting DKIM setup, with appropriate logging for missing markers.
- Improved overall robustness of email service management during installation and configuration processes.
https://github.com/usmannasir/cyberpanel/issues/1570
- Introduced a static method `restartCronService` to restart the cron service across various distributions, ensuring immediate application of changes.
- Updated `website.py` to call `restartCronService` after modifying cron jobs, with error handling to return appropriate responses if the restart fails.
- Enhanced overall reliability of cron job management by ensuring the service is restarted after changes are made.
https://github.com/usmannasir/cyberpanel/issues/1589
- Updated SQL queries to use backticks around database and table names for improved safety and compatibility.
- Implemented escaping for user inputs in CREATE USER and SET PASSWORD statements to prevent SQL injection vulnerabilities.
- Ensured consistent use of safe variable handling across various database operations, including user creation and privilege grants.
- Added PHP 8.6 to the list of system PHP versions and fallback versions in PHPManager.
- Updated return values to include PHP 8.6 in case of errors or empty results.
- Enhanced phpUtilities to recognize PHP 8.6 for CentOS and Ubuntu configurations.
- Adjusted recommended PHP version order to prioritize PHP 8.6.
- Removed local installation function in favor of a direct installation approach.
- Updated installation script to prioritize the development branch for downloading CyberPanel, with a fallback to stable if unavailable.
- Adjusted PHP version lists across various scripts to exclude PHP 8.6 and ensure compatibility with existing versions.
- Enhanced error handling and feedback during installation to improve user experience.
- Added installation logic for PHP 8.6 in the install script, ensuring compatibility with various distributions.
- Updated PHP version lists in the PHPManager to include PHP 8.6 for system checks and fallbacks.
- Modified phpUtilities to recognize PHP 8.6 for CentOS and Ubuntu.
- Adjusted upgrade script to support PHP 8.6 for AlmaLinux 8+ compatibility.
- Revised symlink setup logic to prioritize PHP 8.6 alongside other versions.
This commit implements an improved version of PRs #1575 and #1576 from @bdgreenweb
with critical performance optimizations.
## Background
The original PRs (#1575, #1576) proposed real-time disk usage tracking for file
manager operations. While the feature was valuable for improving user awareness of
disk quotas, there were several concerns:
1. **Performance Impact**: Original implementation used synchronous `executioner()`
calls that would block file operations until disk calculation completed
2. **Target Branch Issues**: PRs were submitted to the stable branch instead of
development branch, which could introduce instability
3. **Blocking Operations**: Each file operation would wait for disk usage
recalculation, potentially causing noticeable delays
## Implementation Changes
### filemanager/filemanager.py
- Added disk usage updates to 9 file operation methods:
- createNewFile() - After file creation
- createNewFolder() - After folder creation
- deleteFolderOrFile() - After deletion (both permanent and trash)
- restore() - After restoring from trash
- copy() - After copying files/folders
- move() - After moving files/folders
- upload() - After file uploads
- extract() - After extracting archives
- compress() - After creating archives
### plogical/IncScheduler.py
- Added CalculateAndUpdateDiskUsageDomain() function for domain-specific updates
- Added command-line argument handler for UpdateDiskUsageForceDomain
- Calculates disk usage for websites, email accounts, and bandwidth
## Key Improvements Over Original PRs
1. **Asynchronous Execution**: Uses `popenExecutioner()` instead of `executioner()`
- File operations return immediately without waiting
- Disk usage updates happen in background threads
- Zero performance impact on user operations
2. **Selective Updates**: Only updates the specific domain affected by the operation
rather than all domains system-wide
3. **Proper Branch Targeting**: Applied to development branch (v2.5.5-dev) for
proper testing before stable release
## Benefits
- Real-time disk usage tracking as requested
- No performance degradation
- Users immediately aware of quota usage
- Prevents accidental quota violations
- Better than competitors (cPanel/DirectAdmin) in responsiveness
## Acknowledgments
Thank you @bdgreenweb for the original implementation idea and PRs #1575/#1576.
While we couldn't merge them directly due to the performance and stability concerns
mentioned above, your contribution highlighted an important feature gap. This
implementation preserves your core functionality while addressing the performance
concerns through asynchronous execution.
This will definitely help organizations track disk usage more effectively without
sacrificing file manager performance.
- Removed session validation check from phpmyadminsignin.php
- Removed PhpMyAdminAccessMiddleware from settings.py
- These changes were preventing access to phpMyAdmin even for logged-in users
- Reverts problematic authentication flow that was blocking legitimate access
Update all vhost configurations to use /usr/local/lsws/Example/html/.well-known/acme-challenge
instead of domain-specific paths for better SSL certificate management
- Changed MariaDB server version from 10.11 to 12.1 in cyberpanel_upgrade.sh, cyberpanel.sh, install.py, and venvsetup.sh to ensure compatibility with the latest features and security updates.
- Enhanced error handling for branch and commit verification in venvsetup.sh to improve installation reliability.
- Streamlined the requirements file download process with fallback options in venvsetup.sh to handle potential download failures.
- Adjusted PHP version priority in cyberpanel_upgrade.sh and install.py to include PHP 8.5 (beta) as the highest priority.
- Enhanced package installation logic in cyberpanel.sh and installCyberPanel.py to install PHP dependencies more robustly, including error handling for missing packages.
- Updated README.md to reflect the new recommended PHP versions and deprecated versions.
- Improved error handling and dependency management in phpUtilities.py and upgrade.py for better installation reliability.
