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ma Installation failed - Centos 8 - lsmcd-master Updates & Releases · by manualsnow 3posts 1.7kviews
ma MySQL / MariaDB security Server Services (DNS, Database, FTP) · by manualsnow 3posts 561views
ma More features for back up utility Feature Request · by manualsnow 10posts 582views
ma Footer "designed by" links to expired or hacked website General Discussion · by manualsnow 1posts 267views
ma How to set an account or alias when creating a website? Web Server · by manualsnow 3posts 945views
ma Python v2.7.x will be retired soon (end of support) Updates & Releases · by manualsnow 9posts 452views

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How to update phpMyAdmin to the latest version in cyberpanelWhy not simply update phpMyAdmin to latest stable v5.2.1 (released 2023-02-08) in the next build / commit of CyberPanel? phpMyAdmin v5.2.x came out almost a yeaUpgrade OLS 1.7.1So, is OLS 1.7.x supported in Cyberpanel v2.1.1 ?Add support for ALMALINUX 8Type your comment> @usmannasir said: > Ubuntu, RockyLinux and Alma should work fine in future. Good. But which one offers better compatibility / stability with Installation failed - Centos 8 - lsmcd-masterIt only seems to happen in CentOS Linux 8 & CentOS Stream 8. Centos 7.x worked just fine.Add support for ALMALINUX 8It should be very easy to bypass OS checks for CentOS Stream 8. In https://cyberpanel.net/install.sh, ==========================================================Add support for ALMALINUX 8OK, so which server OS works best with CyberPanel in 2021 and later? Ubuntu or RHEL/CentOS/Alma/Rocky?Add support for ALMALINUX 8Or it's possible to use CentOS 8 for now, and when support ends at the end of 2021, to transition to CentOS Stream 8? They claim it's as easy as: Converting froAdd support for ALMALINUX 8After CentOS 8 support was cut short at EOL Dec-2021 (lame!), perhaps you can add CentOS Stream 8 as a supported config? "Stream" is like a Beta or Release CandPython v2.7.x will be retired soon (end of support)This is strange, Python 3.x was available since 2008, why are so many developers sticking with 2.7 in 2019? https://www.techrepublic.com/article/migrating-from-unable to create backupSame general error 5009 here - local variable 'dbuser' referenced before assignment Running CyberPanel 1.9 Build 2 Is there a fix for this?