Dear Community The long-awaited 1.2.0 update is now available as a release candidate - if no more bugs are found in this version, we will publish them on our repository. But before we can do this, we need your help! Please install the update on your servers according to the following instructions …

Version 1.2.0 has been released - https://forum.hestiacp.com/t/version-1-2-0-is-now-available/ For users who are running the release candidate, please run apt update && apt install --reinstall hestia to update to the final build.

To follow up my previous post, I had left the freshly installed Debian 10 CT with HestiaCP 1.2.0 running unattended for about a day, and I just checked it only to find out a huge mail queue with tens of thousands of mails! root@vm05:~# mailq | wc -l 27126 root@vm05:~# root@vm05:/var/mail# mailq|tai…

[image] kpv: Any ideas if this huge flood of e-mails is normal for a HestiaCP system with DNS problems or if something else might is going on here? You didnt have set your hostname properly, add vm05.domain.tld after vm05 with a space between - so the messages will stop. You can also clear th…

Sure, I know how to manually configure DNS ( /etc/hosts and ISC Bind or dnsmasq), but I assumed HestiaCP would configure everything automagically. Btw a good idea would be to add a header “Don’t edit this file manually … blah blah” to any config files that would be over-written by HestiaCP’s script…

[image] kpv: Btw a good idea would be to add a header “Don’t edit this file manually … blah blah” to any config files that would be over-written by HestiaCP’s scripts. Basicly this would be “only” the content of /home/user/conf, but we will discuss this aswell :slight_smile:.

Since DNS is so critical for the operation of any Internet server, please suggest some “best practices” when setting up a reliable HestiaCP server e.g. manually add the FQDN and real IP into /etc/hosts (assuming it won’t get overwritten automatically by some HestiaCP script later) add HestiaCP hos…

Looking trough the debian installer, /etc/hosts is updated with the hostname in some cases, so I think we can improve that process a little bit.

I use Proxmox and chose to use ubuntu 20.04 LXC template. When I attempted to install the latest hestiaCP it failed, this was due to curl missing. I was able to fix it by running apt install curl. A check to see if curl is installed and auto install it if needed should correct it.

There is by default a check for curl hestiacp/hestiacp/blob/ba804fa95f9a5bfe293d9a9c6e8e906211905f21/install/hst-install-ubuntu.sh#L35 # Define software versions HESTIA_INSTALL_VER='1.2.0' pma_v='5.0.2' multiphp_v=("5.6" "7.0" "7.1" "7.2" "7.3" "7.4") fpm_v="7.3" mariadb_v="10.4" # Defini…

Today there was a flurry of commits to the Vesta CP github by dpeca, and some seem to be applicable to Hestia CP e.g. https://github.com/serghey-rodin/vesta/commit/d9e9c643699309594e8769a44ea8dd6e1e22e245

I have been fighting this for hours… more and more errors. Never ending it seems. Debian 10 after trying to enable ipset in GUI had an error went to terminal root@hestia:/usr/local/vesta/bin# apt install ipset Reading package lists... Done Building dependency tree Reading state information... D…

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