Now the problem is when I add new domain, sometimes it displays the content, sometimes (on another reload) displays Success! Your server is ready to use. Also it won’t detect .htaccess file.
i think i have replaced new one with backup of old one - in new one i didnt have
include /etc/nginx/modules-enabled/*.conf;
and it was realy small size file, dont know why
There is no need for a rollback, we will ship tomorrow another version with some fixes - but they are not directly related to your issue. Still the same issues as you described in your first post? Anything in the logs?
I’ve deleted that VM. Btw. the hosting packages name can’t be edited, even if we copy that default one (default > default-copy). But that’s another problem.
I’ve installed for fun today 1.4.1 and I saw problems:
When you copy default package, you will get default-copy but you can’t rename that copy.
Iptables won’t start after reboot
Add domain interface is horrible (in my eyes), we can’t create directly Lets’Encrypt, so we need to add domain, then do a edit to make Lets’Encrypt.
If I see something else, I will let you know. My suggestion is more bug fixes, less features. As you are not commercial project with thousands of dollars backed (I guess).
There is already group of people that are loving this panel, but with every update it’s more unstable.
1.3.5 was perfect, you should have just fixed bugs and wait till new software comes to update it (that’s guy from myVesta doing).
Is already fixed in main branch, will be released tomorrow.
Please open a bug report on github.
The add domain part has been made easier, we can discuss to bring back more features like aliases, but due to the design for letsencrypt cert generation on new created domains, removing the option was the right way to go.
We’re not vesta, we’re aswell not myvesta. Please have a look at the changelog - you “just” stopped like hestia due to 1 potential bug, 1 design change and 1 fixed bug - please see the changelog and we can discuss further, there was a hell of work done with this release. Expect that we made again the same mistake and shipped it “to late”, so it was a to bug build.
Also, issues were not related to new features, more to reworks in codebase which were absolutely needed. And of course, we’re a 2 billion Dollar project - just kidding, we do all in our free time, with nearly zero income…
Iptables was indeed an huge bug and it shouldn’t never happen. Even worse the the patch that should solve the bug was was even working but not applied to 1 of the 2 scripts it was actually used.
It was a bug in VestaCP for ages only one line of code triggered the error for real. It will be fixed with a release tomorrow.
When you copy default package, you will get default-copy but you can’t rename that copy.