[BUG] Certificates are regenerated every 7 days

[pryce]

In fact, it’s for this reason that many people (including me) still use and prefer CyberPanel, because it integrates completely and by default with OpenLiteSpeed and that’s a perfect fit.

But yes, in aaPanel you will rarely have problems with basic web server functions and features.

I hope it helps you decide the best option. Or use both and test them out.

[Zer01ne]

Thanks for the explanation.
I don’t have any prior knowledge about VPS that’s why simple things are complex to me.
I’ll stick with Cyberpanel on my current server.
Will explore others in another server including CWP control panel.

[usmannasir]

@pryce

Hello, about the idea of community abandonment, I may have been too quick to say this, but there are details that make us believe that it is, at times.

Before answering the main subject, I want to make it clear that your work is incredible and even with CyberPanel containing common bugs I still prefer it, because I can fix most common problems myself, but others cannot. In addition, I also want to make it clear that it is very fair to have Pro options and ways to monetize, after all, it takes a lot of work to maintain this.

About the common bugs reported, the main ones I see here are related to the SSL Bug renewing every 7 days and the problem of creating the FTP/SFTP destination for sending backups outside the server. Other than these I can’t experience any other bugs, the panel works perfectly.

These 2 Bugs mentioned above are the only problems that I reported and that I often see here, hence the idea that it would have been abandoned, because it seems to be simple Bugs and features that should be standard and active for the community, but were or are present so far (SSL I don’t know, but the “FTP destination” problem in “Common Backup” still persists).

And another point, which is exactly why there is confusion here, you ask to report a bug on github, but not everyone knows how to do this. Another detail is that when problems are sent here, some people respond to solve them using non-standard CyberPanel options and this is what makes the community feel bad. I believe that the vast majority, when they choose to use a panel, they don’t know or don’t want to have to go to the terminal and screw everything up.

I know there are many devs here or advanced users who can deal with problems like this easily, but the vast majority are ordinary users and they have no idea how to solve it, and worse, they follow superficial tips here and in the end it ends up making the problem worse.

FINAL CONCLUSIONS…

For OpenSource Free version:

I believe that leaving the basic things of the Web server working and security dependencies and basic backups (more functional) and systems compatibility and standard and updated dependency versions would be enough for everyone who starts with Free or those who are even learning or doing tests.

About Pro options:

I definitely support this and I believe that everyone else who uses it professionally does too, it’s more than fair, or rather, it’s absolutely necessary to monetize, after all if a person wants more advanced and professional features, they should definitely pay for it. Mainly because this encourages better development, optimizations and the panel’s own maintenance.

ADDITIONAL TIP:

So that ordinary people who are not devs (don’t know how to report on GitHub) can report real BUGS with the necessary attention, I believe there could be an area here where reports could be made and that can be seen by you. This would be very helpful.

That’s all, thank you for your attention.

Activeness wise I am most active on Facebook personally, however, it does not mean that this platform is left completely unattended. We’ve members of our core team plus other great contributors here including @shoaibkk @josephgodwinke

Regarding the SSL bug, you don’t know that I was actively involved in that issue on the github, I believe the discussion is 100+ comments. There were two problems and initially 1 was solved and second one was the SSL regeneration, which is my bad as I overlooked this part.

Regarding the FTP backup bug, I would request you to create a git issue.

Regarding Pro and Free, the free version of CyberPanel have many features that covers almost everything as you may already know.

And for me the best way to report actual bugs will be github. For discussing non bug related issues this community and facebook group serves the purpose well.

[usmannasir]

You can also just run the upgrade which will take care of it.

[pryce]

As soon as there’s some free time I’ll do this, I’ll set up a test environment and simulate the FTP/SFTP destination setup and get as many details as possible.

I already have an idea why the error happens, it has to do with a self-signed certificate on the server side. But I’ll send the details over there.

Thanks dear.

[Zer01ne]

@usmannasir As a beginner I’m using Cyberpanel with a lot of stress.
I know its because of my knowledge.

However, I have a pre-sell question about All Addons (One-time payment).

Is this purchase bound with my server IP or my user account on Cyberpanel?
Asking As a beginner, I’ll explore more and more servers and I may not use my current server in the future.

[onureroz]

The last update you did and all my customers’ SSL services were canceled just to force us to do that thing called SSLV2 just to make money. Where did you get the right to do this? Moreover, new SSL cannot be issued, it constantly crashes. You did this on purpose, and it’s just not fair.

[usmannasir]

I’ve mentioned many a times in my tutorials, comments, videos that you need to have knowledge about linux and bit of sysadmin stuff to use CyberPanel.

If you don’t have that, it is upto you. But I am very clear about that.

All Addons (One-time payment) - This is bound to IP, once purchased you can deploy as many accounts/sites.

@Zer01ne

@usmannasir As a beginner I’m using Cyberpanel with a lot of stress.
I know its because of my knowledge.

However, I have a pre-sell question about All Addons (One-time payment).

Is this purchase bound with my server IP or my user account on Cyberpanel?
Asking As a beginner, I’ll explore more and more servers and I may not use my current server in the future.

[usmannasir]

Again not true.

The 2 issues I mentioned above were before v2.3.4 was released and were taken care by me, you can see github. All the code is for you to see online.

Although I do agree that there was an issue which needs addressing, and I’ve explained the details of that above.

Sorry for any inconvenience caused.

@onureroz

The last update you did and all my customers’ SSL services were canceled just to force us to do that thing called SSLV2 just to make money. Where did you get the right to do this? Moreover, new SSL cannot be issued, it constantly crashes. You did this on purpose, and it’s just not fair.

[cyber_me]

The certificates are no longer regenerated, the first goal has been achieved. One annoying thing remains, at least for me, the e-mails that arrive anyway: “Failed to obtain SSL, issuing self-signed SSL for:” . In total I receive 15 of them, which isn’t a lot but not a few either, but it’s still 15 e-mails that serve no purpose. Can something be done about this? Thanks