CCPanel v49.11.84

What's new: A new server comes ready: Nginx + Apache is installed and set as the web stack, and every other component from Setup is installed by itself - databases, all PHP versions, mail (with ClamAV), DNS, caches, runtimes, tools, Docker / Podman - except LiteSpeed and Fail2Ban (Setup still offers both). Varnish is installed but left off (Setup > Web Server Stack turns it on). Only on a server with no hosting accounts yet, and only once - running servers get no surprise installs; it uses Setup's own installer, one category at a time, and keeps each component's result in /etc/ccpanel-agent/auto-install.json (GET /setup/auto-install). Site apps (WordPress, Laravel ...) stay per-site, as before; Root > Default Apps: the Web Server choice is gone - it was saved but never used (every account on a server shares one web stack; change it in Setup > Web Server Stack, linked from the page). Default PHP stays and works as before.

What's New

• A new server comes ready: Nginx + Apache is installed and set as the web stack, and every other component from Setup is installed by itself - databases, all PHP versions, mail (with ClamAV), DNS, caches, runtimes, tools, Docker / Podman - except LiteSpeed and Fail2Ban (Setup still offers both). Varnish is installed but left off (Setup > Web Server Stack turns it on). Only on a server with no hosting accounts yet, and only once - running servers get no surprise installs; it uses Setup's own installer, one category at a time, and keeps each component's result in /etc/ccpanel-agent/auto-install.json (GET /setup/auto-install). Site apps (WordPress, Laravel ...) stay per-site, as before
• Root > Default Apps: the Web Server choice is gone - it was saved but never used (every account on a server shares one web stack; change it in Setup > Web Server Stack, linked from the page). Default PHP stays and works as before