A beta version of HestiaCP 1.9.4 has been released for public testing, featuring numerous bug fixes and enhancements. Key improvements include resolving the 421 error that appeared following the Apache HTTPD Server 2.4.64 update, updating the default SOA retry values to comply with DENIC regulations, and refining domain alias replacement logic. The update also includes revisions to the Magento templates for better health check support and enhancements to logging for Spamhaus DQS lookups.
The anticipated official release is scheduled for next Monday. Users can download the beta version from the provided link, which addresses issues related to Apache2 and SSL. The installation of the beta can be performed using the command line.
Notable changes in the 1.9.4 beta include:
- Discontinuation of support for Ubuntu 20.04 for new installations.
- A variety of bug fixes, such as the resolution of the 421 error affecting web and mail domains, adjustment of SOA retry values, and improved validation for IPv4 CIDR.
- Enhancements in user experience, including displaying user and bandwidth quotas on the dashboard and sorting backup file lists.
- Updates to Roundcube and fixes for various dependencies and functionalities within the panel, such as cron jobs and domain redirects.
Overall, HestiaCP 1.9.4 beta is designed to improve system stability and user experience, inviting users to test the new features and report any additional issues they encounter.
Looking ahead, the HestiaCP development team is committed to continuously refining the platform, addressing user feedback, and ensuring compatibility with the latest web technologies and security standards. Future updates may further expand support for newer operating systems and introduce additional features to enhance usability and performance
The anticipated official release is scheduled for next Monday. Users can download the beta version from the provided link, which addresses issues related to Apache2 and SSL. The installation of the beta can be performed using the command line.
Notable changes in the 1.9.4 beta include:
- Discontinuation of support for Ubuntu 20.04 for new installations.
- A variety of bug fixes, such as the resolution of the 421 error affecting web and mail domains, adjustment of SOA retry values, and improved validation for IPv4 CIDR.
- Enhancements in user experience, including displaying user and bandwidth quotas on the dashboard and sorting backup file lists.
- Updates to Roundcube and fixes for various dependencies and functionalities within the panel, such as cron jobs and domain redirects.
Overall, HestiaCP 1.9.4 beta is designed to improve system stability and user experience, inviting users to test the new features and report any additional issues they encounter.
Looking ahead, the HestiaCP development team is committed to continuously refining the platform, addressing user feedback, and ensuring compatibility with the latest web technologies and security standards. Future updates may further expand support for newer operating systems and introduce additional features to enhance usability and performance
HestiaCP 1.9.4 Beta released
A beta version of HestiaCP 1.9.4 is now available for testing with various bug fixes, including a fix for the 421 error after the Apache HTTPD Server 2.4.64 update, adjusting SOA retry values, addressing domain alias replacement logic, updating magento.tpl, and improving logging.
