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Installation / Re: Fresh install mesxes up already
« Last post by overseer on December 03, 2025, 11:51:29 AM »They really need to fix their installer... is it erroring on a mysql/MariaDB package?
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Installation / Fresh install mesxes up already
« Last post by DragoCom on December 03, 2025, 04:27:19 AM »Last metadata expiration check: 0:01:07 ago on Wed Dec 3 05:24:11 2025.
(try to add '--skip-broken' to skip uninstallable packages or '--nobest' to use not only best candidate packages)
Yum updates won't even work in cwp pro fresh install. I have re-installed almalinux 8 and cwp 8 times now and the same thing EVERY time.
(try to add '--skip-broken' to skip uninstallable packages or '--nobest' to use not only best candidate packages)
Yum updates won't even work in cwp pro fresh install. I have re-installed almalinux 8 and cwp 8 times now and the same thing EVERY time.
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Information / Re: CWP centos7 to CWP Almalinux 9 Migration Planned
« Last post by Starburst on December 02, 2025, 07:16:07 PM »It seems unreasonable to hold back the evolution of CWP just to maintain support for an end-of-life CentOS 7, especially when many in the community are ready to move forward with AL9 and AL10.
Why not simply branch CWP—one branch for CentOS 7 and 8, and another dedicated to AL9 and AL10, with all new features developed for the modern branch? This approach would allow continued legacy support while enabling progress for users on newer platforms.
It would also be helpful if the developers provided a clear public statement on the forum explaining why CWP development appears to have stalled to accommodate an EOL operating system. Transparency on this issue would go a long way toward easing community concerns. Updating the change log would also be beneficial.
Thanks
They have a problem keeping 1 branch updated currently for some reason. Let alone 2...
PHP 8.3 is several versions behind (again), and no support yet for 8.4 or 8.5...
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Information / Re: CWP centos7 to CWP Almalinux 9 Migration Planned
« Last post by Andrew C on December 02, 2025, 11:49:58 AM »It seems unreasonable to hold back the evolution of CWP just to maintain support for an end-of-life CentOS 7, especially when many in the community are ready to move forward with AL9 and AL10.
Why not simply branch CWP—one branch for CentOS 7 and 8, and another dedicated to AL9 and AL10, with all new features developed for the modern branch? This approach would allow continued legacy support while enabling progress for users on newer platforms.
It would also be helpful if the developers provided a clear public statement on the forum explaining why CWP development appears to have stalled to accommodate an EOL operating system. Transparency on this issue would go a long way toward easing community concerns. Updating the change log would also be beneficial.
Thanks
Why not simply branch CWP—one branch for CentOS 7 and 8, and another dedicated to AL9 and AL10, with all new features developed for the modern branch? This approach would allow continued legacy support while enabling progress for users on newer platforms.
It would also be helpful if the developers provided a clear public statement on the forum explaining why CWP development appears to have stalled to accommodate an EOL operating system. Transparency on this issue would go a long way toward easing community concerns. Updating the change log would also be beneficial.
Thanks
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Information / Re: CWP centos7 to CWP Almalinux 9 Migration Planned
« Last post by Starburst on November 30, 2025, 09:51:18 PM »To be honest, I am going to be testing CyberPanel to see how it works on AL 9 and if it works on AL 10 yet.
And also see how it's ModSecurity work with changing the ruleset, and CSF 15.07.
The problem right now with CWP is they are still trying to support an EOL OS - CentOS 7
That is incompatible with packages in AL9 and AL10.
The newer versions of PHP also do not support it.
And also see how it's ModSecurity work with changing the ruleset, and CSF 15.07.
The problem right now with CWP is they are still trying to support an EOL OS - CentOS 7
That is incompatible with packages in AL9 and AL10.
The newer versions of PHP also do not support it.
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Updates / Re: AL 9.6, I have info about 240 updates
« Last post by Starburst on November 30, 2025, 09:44:46 PM »We've tried multiple panels that supposedly support AL 10.
CyberPanel had a development version, when I have a chance this week, I'll be trying CyberPanel on AL 10 again.
But even so, they support AL 9 fully, and with PHP 8.5
CyberPanel had a development version, when I have a chance this week, I'll be trying CyberPanel on AL 10 again.
But even so, they support AL 9 fully, and with PHP 8.5
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Information / Re: CWP centos7 to CWP Almalinux 9 Migration Planned
« Last post by overseer on November 30, 2025, 05:02:24 PM »I have been with CWP for 5 years after previously being with cPanel/WHM for the previous 15 years. I like CWP and to me it has the right blend of features and functionality, without being bogged down with feature-itis as cPanel has become very cluttered, not to mention VERY expen$ive. I don't mind the slower pace of development, as it keeps things stable & alive. I'm in it for the long haul and should be set till the end of the decade when I will re-assess the landscape at that time.
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Information / Re: CWP centos7 to CWP Almalinux 9 Migration Planned
« Last post by lowconquer on November 30, 2025, 04:14:46 PM »Was just informed CWP will not support AL9 any time soon, and does NOT even support MariaDB 10.11 in a rude message from Igor...
Hello community, please excuse my Google Translate-assisted English.
I have several servers with paid licenses.
I like this admin panel, but what Starburst reported has me worried about the future of this project.
It might just be my impression, but I feel that the development of this admin panel is progressing very slowly. I would love to hear an honest response from the developers of this great project.
I am willing to contribute financially if the slow progress is due to financial reasons.
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Information / Re: CWP centos7 to CWP Almalinux 9 Migration Planned
« Last post by overseer on November 30, 2025, 11:57:45 AM »I have done a manual migration from CentOS 7 to AlmaLinux 8 -- a manual migration to AL9 should be similar. Essentially, you do a DB dump of ALL DB, on the receiving server manually create the matching accounts (you don't need to setup any add-on domains or subdomains). Then you rsync over /home and /var/vmail (and possibly any folders you want such as named, csf and nginx vhost confs). Then you restore all the DB in one go -- this will bring in the root_cwp DB that has domains & subdomains. The roundcube DB will have all the settings for webmail, and the postfix DB will have all the account hashes. Overall not too painful.
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Updates / Re: AL 9.6, I have info about 240 updates
« Last post by Andrew C on November 30, 2025, 10:41:02 AM »Hello,
I’ve been following the ongoing discussion about CWP’s lack of support for AlmaLinux 9.x, 10.x, and the newer MariaDB releases. This has affected me as well, especially since many open-source projects now require MariaDB 10.x or 11.x at minimum. Without support for these versions, CWP becomes increasingly limiting for modern deployments.
What are the technical reasons preventing CWP from supporting AlmaLinux 9.x/10.x and the newer MariaDB versions?
Also, why have the developers not provided an official statement or roadmap on the forum regarding these issues?
On a related note, CyberPanel looks like an interesting alternative — has anyone here tried it?
Thanks
I’ve been following the ongoing discussion about CWP’s lack of support for AlmaLinux 9.x, 10.x, and the newer MariaDB releases. This has affected me as well, especially since many open-source projects now require MariaDB 10.x or 11.x at minimum. Without support for these versions, CWP becomes increasingly limiting for modern deployments.
What are the technical reasons preventing CWP from supporting AlmaLinux 9.x/10.x and the newer MariaDB versions?
Also, why have the developers not provided an official statement or roadmap on the forum regarding these issues?
On a related note, CyberPanel looks like an interesting alternative — has anyone here tried it?
Thanks
