Blog & Updates
Product news, tutorials, and tips from the CCPanel team
CCPanel v14.55.1 Released
What's new: In-house reseller flow (no WHMCS): a customer can apply to become a reseller from their /account/ dashboard; the admin sees the pending application on the account page and can Approve (which creates/links a Reseller record and shows them under Resellers) or Decline. Discount stays tier-based and kicks in once the reseller holds 5+ licenses.
Read more →CCPanel v14.54.2 Released
What's new: Customer dashboards now show licenses assigned to the account (not just via reseller), so an assigned license appears for the customer. Added a Licenses count column to the admin Customer Accounts list.
Read more →CCPanel v14.54.1 Released
What's new: Customer accounts can now be edited from admin (name, email, company, phone, country). Licenses can be assigned to a customer account: added a customer link on the License model and an "Assign to Account" picker on the license detail page — so existing licenses (e.g. from WHMCS) can be tied to the new accounts.
Read more →CCPanel v14.53.3 Released
What's new: Payment Gateway settings now match WHMCS: added Display Name, Show on order form, and Gateway charge to customer alongside Store ID / Store Password / Test mode.
Read more →CCPanel v14.53.2 Released
What's new: Added a Payment Gateway link to the admin sidebar (under Accounts) so the sslcommerz store credentials can be configured from the menu.
Read more →CCPanel v14.52.1 Released
What's new: Customer ordering flow (step 2): customers can browse plans (/account/plans), pick a quantity and place an order, and see their orders and order details. Orders are created as pending — the payment gateway that marks them paid and issues licenses comes next (step 3).
Read more →CCPanel v14.51.1 Released
What's new: Admin "Access Dashboard" now opens the customer's dashboard in a new tab. Also laid the groundwork for ordering (step 2): a new Order model (customer, plan, quantity, discount, total, status) — the plans/checkout pages build on this next.
Read more →CCPanel v14.50.3 Released
What's new: Admins can now open a customer's dashboard from the Accounts area (like WHMCS "Log in as Client"): a Dashboard link on each row and an Access Dashboard button on the customer's detail page log you into their /account/ view for support.
Read more →CCPanel v14.50.2 Released
What's new: Removed the old Users menu from the admin sidebar — customer accounts are now managed under the new Accounts menu (the Customer model with its own /account/ login). Staff logins stay under Staff. The old /admin/users/ page still exists but is no longer linked.
Read more →CCPanel v14.50.1 Released
What's new: Added an Accounts menu to the panel admin for managing customer accounts: list/search customers, create an account manually, and open a customer to activate/deactivate or reset their password. Sits under Administration next to Users.
Read more →CCPanel v14.49.3 Released
What's new: Fixed /account/ returning Not Found on the public site: the website (ccpanel.net) uses its own urlconf via host-based routing, which didn't include the customer account URLs. Added the account routes to the website urlconf so register/login/dashboard work on ccpanel.net (where the nav links point).
Read more →CCPanel v14.49.1 Released
What's new: Started the customer-facing account area (step 1 of selling licenses in-house): a new /account/ with customer registration, login/logout and a dashboard, backed by a separate Customer model with securely hashed passwords (kept apart from staff logins). Ordering, payment gateways and reseller signup build on this next.
Read more →CCPanel v14.48.1 Released
What's new: WHMCS "Terminate" now sets the license to Terminated (not Cancelled) on the panel, matching WHMCS wording. Added a Terminated status (active/suspended/expired/cancelled/terminated), the terminate webhook maps to it, and the admin can set it manually.
Read more →CCPanel v14.47.1 Released
What's new: Reseller volume discounts increased by 5% at every tier: Silver 10%, Gold 15%, Platinum 20%, Diamond 25%, Elite 30%, Ultimate 35% (were 5–30%). Updated everywhere — the licensing model (source of truth), plus the website pricing/home/reseller/features tables and copy. Agent and WHMCS module need no change (they read the discount from the panel).
Read more →CCPanel v14.46.10 Released
What's new: Consolidated all updates under one Update section: CCPanel Update, Update Apps and System Update now live together (moved out of Applications), and the unused Update History placeholder was removed. Every item there is live — no "soon" entries.
Read more →CCPanel v14.46.7 Released
What's new: Trimmed the Applications sidebar: removed the duplicate Application Manager (covered by Installed Apps) and Enduser Apps (covered by the Software section). Kept Default Apps and DirectoryIndex, which are distinct features still to come.
Read more →CCPanel v14.46.6 Released
What's new: Removed the duplicate "Languages & Runtime" sidebar section from the root panel. Its items already exist elsewhere: Node.js/Python/Ruby runtimes and Composer/Git are in Install an App, the version pages are under Server Configuration, and the Node/Python/Ruby Apps installers are in the enduser Software section.
Read more →CCPanel v14.46.5 Released
What's new: Removed the separate Web Server list from Install an App — the web servers are now chosen automatically by the Web Server Stack (labelled "Auto Web Server Connected"). One place controls it, avoiding confusion and the earlier risk of stopping the panel's own nginx.
Read more →CCPanel v14.46.4 Released
What's new: Critical fix: saving a Web Server Stack no longer stops nginx. The CCPanel panel is served through nginx, so stopping it (e.g. choosing Apache-only) locked the operator out ("can't connect to panel"). The switch now only starts the servers a mode needs and never stops nginx; it just stops Varnish when unused.
Read more →CCPanel v14.46.2 Released
What's new: Fixed the web server "Active" badge not showing: it was matching the wrong component keys (web.nginx vs the actual nginx/apache/varnish). Now the servers in the current stack correctly show the green Active badge.
Read more →CCPanel v14.46.1 Released
What's new: Web Server list now shows a green "Active" badge on the server(s) the current Web Server Stack is using, so you can see at a glance which web server is actually connected/serving.
Read more →CCPanel v14.46.0 Released
What's new: Web Server Stack now auto-selects the web servers: saving a stack mode starts (and enables) exactly the servers that mode needs and stops the rest — Nginx only → just Nginx; Nginx+Apache → both; Nginx+Varnish+Apache → all three; Apache only → just Apache. No more manually toggling services; pick the stack and it's applied.
Read more →CCPanel v14.44.5 Released
What's new: Web servers in Install an App now show Installed (not a Running/Disable toggle), because which web server is actually serving is controlled by the Web Server Stack setting — not per-service toggles. This avoids port conflicts and confusion: pick a stack (Nginx, Nginx+Apache, OpenLiteSpeed, etc.) and that's what runs. Service status is still visible in the Service Manager.
Read more →CCPanel v14.44.4 Released
What's new: OpenLiteSpeed now shows a Running/Disable service toggle in Install an App like Nginx and Apache (instead of just Installed/Uninstall), for a consistent web-server UI. Added OpenLiteSpeed to the agent's service map and the panel's component-to-service mapping.
Read more →CCPanel v14.44.2 Released
What's new: OpenLiteSpeed install now runs in the background (returns immediately), fixing the 30s agent-request timeout, and won't start a second install if one is already running — so double-clicking is safe.
Read more →CCPanel v14.44.0 Released
What's new: Install an App can now install OpenLiteSpeed (Web Server): it adds the official LiteSpeed apt repo and installs the server. This installs it only — the panel keeps serving sites via nginx/apache; full LiteSpeed web-stack integration is a later step. LiteSpeed Enterprise stays "soon" (needs a license).
Read more →CCPanel v14.42.0 Released
What's new: Joomla and Drupal one-click installers: downloads the latest release into your domain's docroot, creates a database and user, and shows the credentials so you can finish the browser setup wizard. PHP version selectable. Both are live in the enduser Software sidebar and dashboard. Agent gained /apps/joomla and /apps/drupal.
Read more →CCPanel v14.40.6 Released
What's new: Renamed the Application Runtime entries to "Node.js Runtime", "Python Runtime" and "Ruby Runtime" to make it clear they install the language itself — distinct from the Software section's Node.js/Python/Ruby Apps (which create an app) and Server Configuration's version pages.
Read more →CCPanel v14.40.4 Released
What's new: Removed duplicate "Versions" entries: the Node.js/Python/Ruby Versions placeholders in Install an App's Application Runtime section are gone, since those now have real pages under Server Configuration. Also dropped the unused Next.js/Nuxt.js/Custom Application placeholders from the Software category.
Read more →CCPanel v14.40.0 Released
What's new: Ruby version install no longer times out: it runs in the background on the agent (returns immediately) and tries a pre-built binary via rvm first — falling back to a doc-less parallel ruby-build compile only if no binary exists. The panel shows an "installing in the background" note; refresh to see it appear. Fixes "request failed" on Ruby installs.
Read more →CCPanel v14.38.6 Released
What's new: Ruby compile is now much faster: skips rdoc/ri documentation generation (the slowest step) and builds with parallel make, so a Ruby version installs in a few minutes instead of ten-plus. Ruby 3.x installs to /opt/rubies via ruby-build and works with the account's Ruby apps.
Read more →CCPanel v14.38.4 Released
What's new: Ruby versions now install by compiling with ruby-build (like cPanel), instead of a distro PPA — the Brightbox PPA has no Ubuntu 22.04 build. Any Ruby 3.x version can be installed to /opt/rubies and is exposed as ruby<x.y>. Note: compiling takes a few minutes and pulls build tools.
Read more →CCPanel v14.38.2 Released
What's new: Dropped Ruby 2.7 from the Ruby Versions installer — it's end-of-life and not available in the Brightbox PPA for Ubuntu 22.04 (caused "Unable to locate package ruby2.7"). Offered versions are now 3.0–3.3.
Read more →CCPanel v14.38.0 Released
What's new: Ruby Application one-click installer (step 5): pick a domain, app name, Ruby version and port; CCPanel scaffolds a Rack app, installs puma, runs it as a systemd service and reverse-proxies the domain. Plus a root Ruby Versions page to install Ruby 2.7–3.3 from the Brightbox PPA (via launchpadcontent, avoiding launchpad.net). Agent gained /apps/ruby and /runtime/ruby/install.
Read more →CCPanel v14.36.2 Released
What's new: Fixed Python version install failing with a connection timeout: add-apt-repository reaches launchpad.net (blocked/unreachable on some servers), so the agent now adds the deadsnakes source directly against ppa.launchpadcontent.net with its signing key from keyserver.ubuntu.com.
Read more →CCPanel v14.36.0 Released
What's new: New root Python Versions page: install Python 3.10/3.11/3.12/3.13 from the deadsnakes PPA (leaving the system Python untouched). Installed versions appear in the enduser Python app installer's version dropdown — matching Node.js Versions. Agent gained /runtime/python/install.
Read more →CCPanel v14.34.0 Released
What's new: Python Application one-click installer (step 4): pick a domain, app name, Python version and port; CCPanel scaffolds a WSGI app in its own virtualenv, runs it with gunicorn as a systemd service, and reverse-proxies your domain to it. Python Apps is now live in the enduser Software sidebar and dashboard. Agent gained /apps/python.
Read more →CCPanel v14.32.2 Released
What's new: Fixed Node.js version install ("couldn't locate the Node binary"): the agent now uses 'n install <ver>' then 'n which <ver>' to find the exact binary (n stores it under /usr/local/n/n/versions/...), instead of guessing the path. The node<major> symlink is then created reliably.
Read more →CCPanel v14.32.0 Released
What's new: Multiple Node.js versions: a new root Node.js Versions page installs Node 18/20/22/24 with the 'n' version manager (exposed as node18/node20/… without changing the system default). Installed versions then appear in the enduser Node.js app installer's version dropdown. Agent gained /runtime/node/install.
Read more →CCPanel v14.30.0 Released
What's new: Node.js app installer now offers a Node version dropdown (from the Node versions installed on the server), and the app's service runs under the chosen version. Agent gained /runtime/versions/{node,python,ruby} to detect installed runtimes — Python and Ruby installers will use the same picker.
Read more →CCPanel v14.28.0 Released
What's new: Laravel installer now lets you choose the PHP version (from the versions installed on the server), and Composer runs under that PHP. First step of per-app version selection; Node.js/Python/Ruby version pickers to follow.
Read more →CCPanel v14.26.0 Released
What's new: Node.js Application one-click installer (step 3): pick a domain, app name and port, and CCPanel scaffolds a starter Node app, runs it as a systemd service (auto-restart), and reverse-proxies your domain to it. Node.js Apps is now live in the enduser Software sidebar and dashboard. Agent gained /apps/nodejs.
Read more →CCPanel v14.24.2 Released
What's new: Removed the redundant Applications grid from the enduser Software section (sidebar and dashboard). Since each app now has its own entry (WordPress, Laravel, and the coming Node.js/Python/Ruby apps), the separate Applications page just duplicated them.
Read more →CCPanel v14.24.1 Released
What's new: Laravel now appears in both the enduser Software sidebar and the dashboard's Software tiles, next to WordPress (and the Applications page). Matches how the other apps are surfaced.
Read more →CCPanel v14.24.0 Released
What's new: Laravel one-click installer (step 2 of the app installers): pick a domain and optional subfolder and CCPanel runs 'composer create-project laravel/laravel' as your account, then reminds you to point the docroot at public/. Laravel now shows in the enduser Software → Applications page alongside WordPress. Agent gained /apps/laravel.
Read more →CCPanel v14.22.0 Released
What's new: Software apps are now admin-controlled: the root Install an App has a Software category (WordPress live, others coming soon). The enduser Software → Applications page shows only the apps the admin has enabled — WordPress is on by default, the rest appear once installed, and unavailable ones stay hidden. Agent gained /software/enabled.
Read more →CCPanel v14.18.3 Released
What's new: Removed the whole 'System Packages' category from Install an App. Its items were placeholders that were either irrelevant on Ubuntu (Rebuild RPM Database — RPM is RedHat-only) or duplicated features we now have (Update Packages is covered by Update Apps and System Update).
Read more →CCPanel v14.18.1 Released
What's new: Removed the "Database Backup" (soon) item from the root panel's Database sidebar. Matching cPanel/WHM, there's no root-level database backup — end users take their own backups from their panel (MongoDB Manage import/export, phpMyAdmin/phpPgAdmin export).
Read more →CCPanel v14.18.0 Released
What's new: Remote MySQL is now IP-restricted for safety: instead of opening port 3306 to the whole internet, you allow specific trusted IPs and CSF opens 3306 only for those. Add/remove IPs from the page; MariaDB is switched to listen remotely only while at least one IP is allowed, and back to local-only when the last one is removed. Requires CSF. Agent gained /remote-mysql allow/revoke/status.
Read more →CCPanel v14.16.0 Released
What's new: New Remote MySQL page (root panel, Database): a server-wide toggle to allow or block remote (non-localhost) MariaDB connections by setting bind-address, with a clear status and a security note about firewalling port 3306. Agent gained /remote-mysql/status and /remote-mysql/toggle. (End users still grant their own remote hosts from their panel.).
Read more →CCPanel v14.14.0 Released
What's new: New Upgrade Database Version page (root panel, Database): shows each installed engine's version (MariaDB, PostgreSQL, MongoDB) and whether a package update is pending, and applies it safely — a same-line update that requires an explicit backup confirmation. Major-version migrations are intentionally left to a manual, backed-up process. Agent gained /db/versions and /db/upgrade.
Read more →CCPanel v14.12.2 Released
What's new: System Update simplified to one click: no package list — press Update System Now, see a live "updating" spinner, then the command output. Update Apps now supports selecting apps with checkboxes (Select all, Update Selected, Update All) instead of one at a time.
Read more →CCPanel v14.12.0 Released
What's new: New System Update page (root panel): whole-server OS package updates from the official repositories. Shows totals (updates available, security updates, reboot-needed), and you can Update All or tick specific packages and Update Selected. Applies upgrades only (never removes packages). Agent gained /system/updates and /system/upgrade (all or selected).
Read more →CCPanel v14.10.1 Released
What's new: Fixed Update Apps wrongly showing "up to date": the page timed out because refreshing the apt cache takes longer than the default 15s. The updates check now allows 90s (and applying an update allows 300s), so available updates actually appear.
Read more →CCPanel v14.10.0 Released
What's new: New Update Apps page (root panel, Applications): lists installed apps that have a newer version available and updates them with one click. Updates are pulled straight from the official OS/software repositories (apt --only-upgrade) — same-version-line security/bug-fix updates, not risky major upgrades. Agent gained /apps/updates and /apps/update endpoints.
Read more →CCPanel v14.8.0 Released
What's new: New Installed Apps page (root panel, Applications): a read-only overview of the software installed on the server with each app's version, grouped by category (Web Server, Database, PHP, etc.). Agent gained an /installed-apps endpoint that reports package versions. First step toward "keep the server up to date" — Update Apps comes next.
Read more →CCPanel v14.6.5 Released
What's new: Simplified the root panel's Database sidebar to server-admin items only: Database Manager, Remote MySQL (soon), Database Backup (soon). Removed phpMyAdmin, phpPgAdmin and MongoDB Manage from root — those are end-user tools and live in the enduser panel.
Read more →CCPanel v14.6.4 Released
What's new: Service Manager: services are now ordered by their group (Web Server, then Database, then PHP, etc.) so same-group services sit together in the single table — no more Web Server showing up below PHP.
Read more →CCPanel v14.6.1 Released
What's new: Reverted the Service Manager to its original single-table design (the grouping change wasn't wanted and had misaligned the Status/Boot columns). PostgreSQL and MongoDB stay listed under the services, as intended.
Read more →CCPanel v14.6.0 Released
What's new: Service Manager redesigned: services are now grouped by category (Web Server, Database, PHP, Cache, Mail, DNS, FTP, Security, System) in tidy sections instead of one long list. Added PostgreSQL and MongoDB to the Database group (previously only MariaDB/MySQL was shown).
Read more →CCPanel v14.4.1 Released
What's new: MongoDB Manage is now reachable everywhere it should be: added to the root panel's Database sidebar (admin export of any database) and to the enduser dashboard's Database tiles, alongside the existing enduser sidebar link.
Read more →CCPanel v14.4.0 Released
What's new: New "MongoDB Manage" page (the MongoDB counterpart to phpMyAdmin/phpPgAdmin): export a database as a compressed mongodump archive to download, or import an uploaded .archive.gz back into one of your databases. Account-scoped. Agent gained /mongo/export and /mongo/import endpoints (mongodump/mongorestore).
Read more →CCPanel v14.2.3 Released
What's new: Fully removed all Mongo-express code from the agent too (status endpoint and setup_mongoexpress.sh), so the agent and panel are back to a clean state — MongoDB is managed entirely through CCPanel's own pages, matching Webuzo.
Read more →CCPanel v14.2.0 Released
What's new: Mongo-express (step 1, root-only): added setup_mongoexpress.sh which installs mongo-express as a small Node service behind nginx at /mongo-express, plus a /mongoexpress/status agent endpoint. The root panel's Mongo-express link now opens it (HTTP basic auth; the admin password is shown to root). Account-scoped enduser access is a later step.
Read more →CCPanel v14.0.0 Released
What's new: Three database engines managed from one page: MariaDB, PostgreSQL, and MongoDB, chosen by a type dropdown, with all databases shown together in one list.; Each engine has the full set of tabs (Create Database, Database User(s), Add User To Database, Manage User Privileges) with a consistent, cPanel-style design.; Real per-engine privileges/roles (MariaDB privileges, PostgreSQL table/database/schema privileges, MongoDB roles), password generator, change password, and a step-by-step setup wizard..
Read more →CCPanel v13.14.7 Released
What's new: Fixed phpPgAdmin 502 Bad Gateway when opening a database: old phpPgAdmin on PHP 8.3 spews deprecation notices that overflowed nginx's FastCGI header buffer. The setup now silences PHP notices for phpPgAdmin and enlarges the FastCGI buffers. Re-run setup_pgadmin.sh to apply.
Read more →CCPanel v13.14.5 Released
What's new: phpPgAdmin auto-login fixed properly this time, based on phpPgAdmin's own source: the server id is "host:port:sslmode" (not an md5), and the password field is loginPassword_<md5(serverid)>. Both root and enduser open phpPgAdmin already logged in. Re-run setup_pgadmin.sh for the corrected bridge.
Read more →CCPanel v13.14.3 Released
What's new: phpPgAdmin now opens straight to its login page (root and enduser) — sign in with your PostgreSQL username and password. This replaces the fragile auto-login bridge that phpPgAdmin was rejecting with "invalid server parameter". Reliable, and each PostgreSQL role only sees what it's allowed to.
Read more →CCPanel v13.14.2 Released
What's new: Fixed phpPgAdmin auto-login "invalid server parameter": the sign-on bridge now computes phpPgAdmin's server id from its actual config (host/port/sslmode) instead of a fixed guess, so the login form is accepted. Re-run setup_pgadmin.sh to pick up the new bridge.
Read more →CCPanel v13.14.0 Released
What's new: Enduser phpPgAdmin now works (was "Soon"): the sidebar link and dashboard tile open phpPgAdmin auto-logged-in, scoped to just that account's PostgreSQL databases via a short-lived non-superuser role. Matches the root panel's phpPgAdmin, but safely account-limited.
Read more →CCPanel v13.12.10 Released
What's new: Removed the duplicate Database Server sub-section from Server Configuration in the root sidebar — its MariaDB link just went to the Database Manager (already in the Database section), and the other two entries were unbuilt placeholders.
Read more →CCPanel v13.12.9 Released
What's new: PostgreSQL: an end-user's database now only lists that account's own users. Orphan or other-account roles (e.g. a legacy "test2" without the account prefix) no longer show up in the Privileged Users / Has Access To lists on the enduser page.
Read more →CCPanel v13.12.7 Released
What's new: Database setup is now a guided step-by-step flow (like cPanel's wizard): after creating a database it takes you to create a user, then add the user to the database, then set privileges — with a "Step X of 4" banner at each stage. Works for MariaDB, PostgreSQL and MongoDB.
Read more →CCPanel v13.12.6 Released
What's new: Fixed MariaDB users not deleting when they existed under more than one host (localhost, 127.0.0.1, %) — the agent now drops every host entry. Also made the Manage User Privileges user/database selectors span the full width (2 columns) now that the Load button is gone.
Read more →CCPanel v13.12.4 Released
What's new: Fixed Manage User Privileges showing nothing until you changed a dropdown: it now defaults to the first user and database (cPanel-style) and loads their privileges/roles immediately, on all three database types.
Read more →CCPanel v13.12.3 Released
What's new: Manage User Privileges is now cPanel-style across all three database types: picking a user and database loads the privileges immediately (no Load button), and MongoDB's toggle is labelled "ALL PRIVILEGES" like the others. Each type keeps its own real privilege/role set.
Read more →CCPanel v13.12.2 Released
What's new: MongoDB Manage User Privileges now has an "ALL ROLES" toggle (ticks every role at once), matching the ALL PRIVILEGES option on the MariaDB and PostgreSQL tabs. Each database type keeps its own real, working set of privileges/roles.
Read more →CCPanel v13.12.1 Released
What's new: MongoDB Add User To Database is now a real User + Database form (like MariaDB), granting the readWrite role, instead of just a text pointer to other tabs.
Read more →CCPanel v13.12.0 Released
What's new: MongoDB now fully matches the MariaDB layout: Create Database, Database User(s) with password generator + confirmation + Has Access To + Change Password, Add User guidance, and Manage User Privileges with a role checkbox grid (read, readWrite, dbAdmin, dbOwner, userAdmin) since MongoDB is role-based. Added mongo change-password and role read/set endpoints.
Read more →CCPanel v13.10.16 Released
What's new: PostgreSQL Manage User Privileges now offers the full set: table privileges (SELECT, INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE, TRUNCATE, REFERENCES, TRIGGER) plus database (CREATE, CONNECT, TEMPORARY) and schema (USAGE, CREATE SCHEMA) — granted with the correct statement for each level.
Read more →CCPanel v13.10.14 Released
What's new: PostgreSQL Manage User Privileges now works exactly like MariaDB: pick user + database, Load, then an ALL PRIVILEGES toggle plus a checkbox grid (SELECT, INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE, TRUNCATE, REFERENCES, TRIGGER) pre-ticked to current grants, and Save. Agent gained a PostgreSQL privileges read + granular grant.
Read more →CCPanel v13.10.12 Released
What's new: Fixed two PostgreSQL issues: deleting a user now drops the objects it owns first (was failing with 'may still own objects'); and Manage User Privileges / the Has Access To column now correctly detect granted users by checking schema privileges (was empty because it only looked at table-level grants).
Read more →CCPanel v13.10.10 Released
What's new: PostgreSQL Database User(s) and Add User tabs now fully match MariaDB: password generator, password confirmation, a "Has Access To" column, a Change Password modal, and the same descriptive Add-User form. Added the PostgreSQL change-password endpoint on the panel side.
Read more →CCPanel v13.10.9 Released
What's new: PostgreSQL and MongoDB Create Database and Add User tabs now use the exact same card design as MariaDB (same sizing, prefix box, and styling) for a consistent look across all three database types.
Read more →CCPanel v13.10.3 Released
What's new: Database sidebar menus reorganised. Root panel: removed the standalone PostgreSQL page link and laid out Database Manager, Database Users (soon), phpMyAdmin, phpPgAdmin, Mongo-express (soon), Remote MySQL (soon), Database Backup (soon). Enduser: added phpPgAdmin and Mongo-express (soon) next to phpMyAdmin. Backends for the "soon" items come later.
Read more →CCPanel v13.8.0 Released
What's new: Enduser Database page: PostgreSQL is now fully manageable (account-scoped) — Database(s), Create, Users, Add User To Database, and Manage User Privileges, all restricted to the account's own "<account>_" databases and users. Agent's /pg endpoints now accept an account filter. MongoDB still shows "coming soon".
Read more →CCPanel v13.6.6 Released
What's new: Fixed two Manage User Privileges issues: (1) users granted partial privileges now show up in the Privileged Users column (the agent also reads SCHEMA_PRIVILEGES, not just mysql.db); (2) ticking "ALL PRIVILEGES" now also ticks every individual privilege box instead of clearing them.
Read more →CCPanel v13.6.2 Released
What's new: Fixed a template error on the enduser Database page (a misplaced endif from the database-type dropdown work caused a 500). The page loads correctly again.
Read more →CCPanel v13.0.37 Released
What's new: PostgreSQL page redesigned to match the MariaDB database page — same pill-style tabs (Database(s), Create Database) and card layout, so it feels familiar. Only the working tabs are shown for now.
Read more →CCPanel v13.0.34 Released
What's new: PostgreSQL manager step 1 (read-only): the root sidebar's PostgreSQL entry now opens a page listing the server's PostgreSQL databases, or a clear 'not installed' message. No create/delete yet — that comes in later steps. Completely safe, touches nothing.
Read more →CCPanel v13.0.24 Released
What's new: Install an App: PHP-FPM and PHP CLI are now installable (system-default php-fpm / php-cli packages) instead of "Soon". PHP section now has no pending items.
Read more →CCPanel v13.0.20 Released
What's new: Cleaned up the PHP section in the root sidebar: removed 5 "Soon" entries that were either duplicates of working tools (PHP Versions, PHP Configuration — already covered by MultiPHP Manager / INI Editor) or rarely-needed advanced options (Apache PHP Handlers, PHP-FPM Settings, PHP PEAR Packages). PHP now shows only the three working tools.
Read more →CCPanel v13.0.14 Released
What's new: Reseller panel sidebar: added icons to the main section headers (Accounts, Package, Databases, Files & Backup, Security, Statistics, Networking, Software, Branding) to match the root panel look. Sub-menu items already had icons.
Read more →Stay in the Loop
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