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0.3.1

Released on October 10, 2024

🚀 New features

🐛 Bug fixes

💅 Polish

  • The dev_mode option will now also control verbose logging of API requests in /var/log/openpanel/admin/api.log.
  • The opencli sentinel will now check if service is actually needed before trying to restart it.
  • The opencli report script will now provide more detailed information aboute the OpenAdmin service and installed pypthon modules.
  • The opencli config update command will now restart services in the background, allowing for faster execution from the OpenAdmin interface.
  • OpenAdmin > Users > New will now display detailed log of the user account creation process.
  • Enhanced WordPress auto-installation process.
  • Enhanced Domain addition with error reporting.
  • FTP Logs are now available under the 'OpenAdmin > Services > Logs' page.
  • Improvements to the 'OpenAdmin > Plans' page.
  • 'OpenPanel > FTP Accounts' page now displays server IP and ftp port for users to connect to.
  • Documented features.
  • Restrictions and validations to MySQL and MariaDB database names, usernames and passwords.
  • Restrictions and validations to FTP sub-accounts and passwords.
  • Restrictions and validations to Email accounts and passwords.
  • Improvements to the 'OpenAdmin > Users > user > Backups' page.
  • Added checks to the install script: if admin account is actually created and docker file mounted.
  • For new domains, the server signature is now passed from the web server running within the user's container. For users running Apache, the headers will display Apache, and for those running Nginx, the headers will display Nginx.
  • As from 0.2.9 users can enable /phpmyadmin on a per-domain base, therefor global setting is removed from /etc/openpanel/openpanel/conf/openpanel.config file and opencli phpmyadmin command is removed.
  • opencli webserver-check_if_file_exists command is removed.
  • opencli php-enabled_php_versions is now renamed to opencli php-installed_versions.
  • opencli php-default_php_version is now renamed to opencli php-available_versions.
  • opencli php-get_available_php_versions is now renamed to opencli php-default_version.
  • opencli php-install_php_version is now renamed to opencli php-install_version.
  • opencli php-domain_php is now renamed to opencli php-domain.
  • opencli backup-run will now check mysql status inside user container before trying to export databases and users.
  • /backup_info/<username> route on OpenAdmin is now renamed to /backups/restore/dates/<username>.
  • opencli ftp-add, opencli user-add, opencli user-rename, opencli admin new, opencli admin rename will on validation errors display links to username/password requirements.
  • New user accounts will now immediately be displayed in 'OpenAdmin > Backups > Restore' with 0 backups available.
  • /etc/nginx/modsec/main.conf is now renamed to /usr/local/nginx/conf/modsecurity.conf.
  • /openpanel, /openadmin and /webmail will now redirect to set domains.
  • The following routes are now excluded from minification and return plain text: /view_file (view files modal on OpenPanel > FileManager), view_ssl_file/<domain>, (view fullchain and privkey modal on OpenPanel > SSL), domains/export-dns-zone/<domain> (export/view dns zone on OpenPanel > Domains), check_install (php version install log on OpenPanel > PHP > Default Settings).
  • websites list is removed from OpenPanel > SiteManager interface.
  • opencli domains-add command now accepts optional --debug flag to display verbose output.
  • WordPress auto installer will now also check for index.php and wp-config.php files in install directory.
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