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Updates / Re: Problems with update 0.9.8.1136
« on: May 22, 2022, 01:52:16 PM »
I can also confirm after installing the new update that my CPU usage has returned to normal.
I don't want to criticise the devs too much as I appreciate they are trying to bring us new features but they just need to be test any new updates properly before launch.
I don't want to criticise the devs too much as I appreciate they are trying to bring us new features but they just need to be test any new updates properly before launch.
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Updates / Re: Problems with update 0.9.8.1136
« on: May 20, 2022, 08:33:18 PM »hey admin! Does it take longer to fix the problems? I have 18 servers + 3 more in another location and I look at them like an ox at a new gate. What are we doing ? do we switch to cPanel, Plesk, DirectAdmin, InterWORX?
The updates have been crashing lately, please let us know in advance if the CWP project will end, just like VESTACP
what issue do you have with the server, have you checked before real top usage before from the shell ?
That top 5 processes in cwp dashboard is related to some ajax slower response and not the real issue.
The issue is that with the new update, we have constant CPU utilization that was not there before. Depending on the specs of your server, this could impact performance in a big way. And, all these people can not be wrong, this needs to be fixed.
Why not just remove the new AJAX code for now and see if that fixes the issue? I think most people here would rather lose the new module than have the higher CPU usage.
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Updates / Re: Problems with update 0.9.8.1136
« on: May 20, 2022, 06:04:01 PM »
Can also confirm this is an issue for me. The recent update increased the CPU usage to 25% on a quad-core server. The CWP support team tried their best to fix it but ultimately it all failed to resolve the issue.
Luckily, my VPS provider allows me to save and restore screenshots, so I could rollback my server to the version before the update.
For now, I have blocked the IP for centos-webpanel.com (in csf) so that the auto-update fails but in the long term, if this cannot be resolved then I would have to consider my future with this panel.
It's a shame as I have been using it for many years and I love all of the rich functionality it provides, but I need stable hosting.
Luckily, my VPS provider allows me to save and restore screenshots, so I could rollback my server to the version before the update.
For now, I have blocked the IP for centos-webpanel.com (in csf) so that the auto-update fails but in the long term, if this cannot be resolved then I would have to consider my future with this panel.
It's a shame as I have been using it for many years and I love all of the rich functionality it provides, but I need stable hosting.
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