Plans to support CentOS 8?

[DeveloperMcD]

It looks like CentOS 8 is coming in the not too distant future.
https://wiki.centos.org/About/Building_8

Are there plans to make a CentOS 8 version of CWP?

Apparently CentOS 7 was first released 7 July 2014, so it's about time for another major release.

[evansa]

when centos 8 is released, we will have to test before we make of it.
But surely there will centos 8 version of CWP

[Automata]

when centos 8 is released, we will have to test before we make of it.
But surely there will centos 8 version of CWP

Hi "evansa", this is a very very good news !

Just a question:

When you release it, will it be possible to upgrade from CWP PRO for Centos v7.x to CWP PRO for Centos v8.x or a clean installation of CWP PRO will be required?

Thanks in advance for the support.

[Igor S.]

Hi, it would be possible if CentOS can be upgraded from 7 to 8. For example, you are unable to upgrade CentOS 6 => CentOS 7

[DeveloperMcD]

CentOS 8 has been released.

http://isoredirect.centos.org/centos/8/isos/x86_64/

[adamjedgar]

it appears that its possible to upgrade from redhat 7.6 to 8...so surely Centos 7 to 8 will also be doable?

https://www.tecmint.com/upgrade-from-rhel-7-to-rhel-8/

[DeveloperMcD]

Hi, it would be possible if CentOS can be upgraded from 7 to 8. For example, you are unable to upgrade CentOS 6 => CentOS 7

So, what's the verdict?

[Automata]

when centos 8 is released, we will have to test before we make of it.
But surely there will centos 8 version of CWP

Hi, it would be possible if CentOS can be upgraded from 7 to 8. For example, you are unable to upgrade CentOS 6 => CentOS 7

Hi "evansa", Centos 8 was released on 24 September 2019, you have any news for CWP (Centos Web Panel) and CWP (Centos Web Panel) PRO for Centos 8 ?

This is the official link of this notice: https://lists.centos.org/pipermail/centos-announce/2019-September/023449.html

Hi "Igor S.", as reported in this official link:

https://access.redhat.com/documentation/en-us/red_hat_enterprise_linux/8/html-single/upgrading_to_rhel_8/index

is possible upgrade RHEL 7 to RHEL 8, now i would like to ask you if it is also possible to do the same by upgrading from Centos 7 to Centos 8 and from CWP 7 to CWP 8 ?

Thanks in advance for the support.

[DeveloperMcD]

Well?

When will CentOS Webpanel start supporting CentOS 8?
The homepage still advertises "New - CentOS 7!"

Getting kind of dated, there...

[DeveloperMcD]

Still no answer on support for CentOS 8?

It's been released for weeks now. No announcement from CentOS Webpanel admin.

[pixelpadre]

Why do we need centos 8 immediately?  I'd rather wait 6 months for all of the centos 8 bugs to be fixed.

[hostingreview]

Why do we need centos 8 immediately?  I'd rather wait 6 months for all of the centos 8 bugs to be fixed.

Agree, lets wait for little bit for really stable version and even as far as I know, cloudlinux still don't have Cloudlinux 8 .

[Automata]

when centos 8 is released, we will have to test before we make of it.
But surely there will centos 8 version of CWP

Hi, it would be possible if CentOS can be upgraded from 7 to 8. For example, you are unable to upgrade CentOS 6 => CentOS 7

Hi "evansa" and "Igor S.", do you have any news regarding the release date of CWP and CWP Pro for Centos 8 ?

Thanks in advance for the support.

[DeveloperMcD]

Why do we need centos 8 immediately?  I'd rather wait 6 months for all of the centos 8 bugs to be fixed.

I'll give you an example.

I recently upgraded my (bare metal) server, but unfortunately CentOS 7 uses a really old Linux kernel, so my 16-core CPU stays throttled because it thinks that each core is 50 degrees hotter than it actually is!

I looked into it, and the only solution is to upgrade to a newer Linux kernel above ______ (I forgot the version offhand) but as long as I'm stuck on CentOS 7, my CPU is going to run slow because the system thinks it's overheating. 2200 MHz per core instead of the usual max 3800 MHz per core!

So yes, we need CentOS 8.

[Automata]

Hi, any news about the CWP and CWP Pro release for Centos 8 ?

Thanks in advance for the support.