Problems with update 0.9.8.1136

Has anyone noticed the Update CWP button doesn't work. With me (3 different servers) it starts as if it will update with animated circle and all, then it just goes back to dashboard with no update. I could only update the version via SSH using sh /scripts/update_cwp

18 servers with cwp pro, all are over 63% CPU, please solve the problem as soon as possible and next time do not update without testing them.

Hello evrybody

The results after latest version 0.9.9.1138 seems to be the same using the CWP7 panel. Using console there is no CPU spikes.

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  PID USER      PR  NI    VIRT    RES    SHR S  %CPU %MEM     TIME+ COMMAND
    1 root      20   0  192032   6204   3872 R  50.0  0.1   5:30.68 systemd
15782 root      20   0  221920  15256   8432 S  31.2  0.2   0:01.47 php-fpm
15786 root      20   0  221920  15260   8436 S  25.0  0.2   0:01.87 php-fpm
15780 root      20   0  221920  15256   8432 S  12.5  0.2   0:02.10 php-fpm
17430 root      20   0  221920  15260   8436 S   6.2  0.2   0:01.80 php-fpm

18 servers with cwp pro, all are over 63% CPU, please solve the problem as soon as possible and next time do not update without testing them.

Totally agree. Releasing updates without properly testing them is extremely amateurish.

there was some ajax causing that higher CPU on the main dashboard only, it was fixed in the latest version yesterday

It's not fixed but the cpu has dropped a little.

URGENT, Please fix the issue related about update 0.9.8.1136-7-8. Still shows CPU% increased. Regards from Chile..

Current CWPpro version: 0.9.8.1138

there was some ajax causing that higher CPU on the main dashboard only, it was fixed in the latest version yesterday

Well tbh I don't think it's fixed. CPU usage still spiking when using dashboard.

I'll have to disable auto updates if untested updates keep getting released. A few months ago, another update has completely broken my accounts (rendered the websites inaccessible as the accounts have been suspended) as well, that one with the package limits or something. I can't feel at peace if every couple of months a problem like this arises. There should at least be an option where my server follows the updates at least a couple of weeks late, so if there were any issues in mean time, it will be fixed before my server auto-updates. This is what choosing "Stable version" should do already, but it clearly doesn't. Stable version shall indeed be "stable".

As much as i like cwp i am now thinking about moving away to isp3config it's clear cwp is not being tested before release and some of the issues do cripple a site or two.

Not fixed on mine either..
Current CWPpro version: 0.9.8.1138

The version "0.9.8.1138" does not solve the overload.
The update should have two channels a "beta test" and a "stable" at the choice of the administrator.

The ideal would also be the possibility of doing a "retro update" in the event of a big problem, but this is very complex in my opinion.

We all can confirm that the latest update is causing a huge overload and that started from 0.9.8.1136.
The latest release did not solve the problem. This kind of problem is causing a lot of complaints and the serious webserver mufunctions as all of the websites and eshops suddenly becomes extremely slow.

My question is why don't we have a revert to 0.9.8.11.35 that gives life and let all the server administrators relax and breath till the latest updates get fixed and tested?

My other question is why only the administrators that uses CWP7 Pro are having to deal with that problem and no solution yet?

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.

Hello
I also confirm that on CentOS Linux release 7.9.2009 and CWPpro version: 0.9.8.1138 using the dashboard there is extra load on my two servers, spikes up at 20% to 40%

E.G. CPU@28%
USER %CPU %MEM  TIME+   COMMAND
root    43.8  0.0     7:37.21   systemd
root    12.5  0.0     0:12.64   php-fpm
root    12.5  0.0     0:11.86   php-fpm
root    12.5  0.0     0:12.15   php-fpm
root      6.2  0.0     0:47.04  migration/0