CyberPanel - Control Panel Based on OpenLiteSpeed [Updated!]

vovler · October 2017

@WSS said:

@cyberpersons said:
@WSS

You have to meet with people demands.

If as many people were demanding of me as they are you- and weren't offering a direct incentive, guess where they'd end up..

patreon.com?

@cyberpersons Actually, not that bad of an idea. I'm sure if you create a patreon people here from LET, would support the project, even if only with $1.

MikePT · October 2017

Excellent work here. Anxious to give it a try. Keep up the good work.

MikeA · October 2017

@cyberpersons out of curiosity do you actually work for LitespeedTech or commissioned since you have an e-mail on their domain? I've always wondered.

MikePT · October 2017

@MikeA said:
@cyberpersons out of curiosity do you actually work for LitespeedTech or commissioned since you have an e-mail on their domain? I've always wondered.

Looks like he does work for/with them.

dragon2611 · October 2017

@cyberpersons said:
@dragon2611 @Linkhost ,

I was adding some new features, but I have started working on it, all past installs will be updated to latest version.

Thanks for being patient meanwhile.

@WSS

You have to meet with people demands.

Regards

The 16 char limit on SQL names might be a problem for long domains as well with the current way it does the prefix.

cyberpersons · October 2017

@MikeA said:
@cyberpersons out of curiosity do you actually work for LitespeedTech or commissioned since you have an e-mail on their domain? I've always wondered.

Yes, Mike, Occasionally I take part in support and handles CyberPanel development.

LSCPD is also another project related to CyberPanel which is the slimmed down version of OpenLitespeed which powers CyberPanel.

PS. Mike is a great guy and looks like he never sleeps.

Regards

jetchirag · October 2017

@cyberpersons said:

@MikeA said:
@cyberpersons out of curiosity do you actually work for LitespeedTech or commissioned since you have an e-mail on their domain? I've always wondered.

Yes, Mike, Occasionally I take part in support and handles CyberPanel development.

LSCPD is also another project related to CyberPanel which is the slimmed down version of OpenLitespeed which powers CyberPanel.

PS. Mike is a great guy and looks like he never sleeps.

Regards

So there's a whole team behind cyberpanel?

Edit: Cyberpanel seems to be being developed by litespeed itself.

WSS · October 2017

@jetchirag said:
Edit: Cyberpanel seems to be being developed by litespeed itself.

That makes a hell of a lot more sense than one dude with superhuman coding skillz. So, they're basically using LET to help add most-needed features. Wonder what the end product will cost.

jetchirag · October 2017

WSS said: Wonder what the end product will cost.

On the basis of what's been told till now, it isn't clear on the pricing. "Planning to keep it free" but not promised. So I guess once it's out of beta with every cool feature, it wouldn't be 100% free. But because the source code is available, everything seems unpredictable atm.

WSS said: one dude with superhuman coding skillz

I can live in peace now.

Linkhost · October 2017

Exciting stuff

mehargags · October 2017

Gave it a try today, looks promising.

Installed WP on a domain and the script generates duplicate uncommented DB_NAME and DB_USER entries in the wp-config. you might want to clean up that, and also auto-generate salt keys as well

define('DB_NAME', 'WaIiDrHoUpLhM1');
define('DB_NAME', 'database_name_here');

/** MySQL database username */
define('DB_USER', 'Wa**DrHo**LhM1');
define('DB_USER', 'username_here');

/** MySQL database password */
define('DB_PASSWORD', 'uRg**Q7R**RoPl');

/** MySQL hostname */
define('DB_HOST', 'localhost');

/** Database Charset to use in creating database tables. */
define('DB_CHARSET', 'utf8');

/** The Database Collate type. Don't change this if in doubt. */
define('DB_COLLATE', '');

define('AUTH_KEY',         'put your unique phrase here');
define('SECURE_AUTH_KEY',  'put your unique phrase here');
define('LOGGED_IN_KEY',    'put your unique phrase here');

cyberpersons · October 2017

@dragon2611

The issue you mentioned is fixed.

@mehargags

This issue has also been fixed.

Upgrade instructions: http://docs.cyberpanel.net/doku.php?id=upgrade

Summary of the changelog:

Added option to list databases and change password.
Added option to list FTP and change the ftp password.
Bug fix for the database name.
Bug fix in WordPress installation.
Can set custom path while creating ftp accounts.

Regards

mehargags · October 2017

@cyberpersons thanks. I will update and check.

I was just playing around with it on a 1GB VPS (pretty low powered one) and MySQL stopped in between. This threw the ugly error page for CyberPanel also and I could not use the panel until I SSH'd and restarted MySQL manually.

Is CyberPanel using MySQL instance shared with the system ? if so, that's a big problem for someone who will use a panel for least amount of SSH/CLI involvement.

dragon2611 · October 2017

@cyberpersons think the update exploded it

"Could not connect, please refresh this page." - as soon as update was pressed.

Refresh splits this out (can't post here because CF is to overzealous)
https://pastebin.com/REwh1uTr

cyberpersons · October 2017

@mehargags separate MYSQL instance could use more memory or it is also possible to shift it to SQLite. Will look into this.

@dragon2611

Did you follow the guide on the link? If not please send login details so I can upgrade on your vps.

Regards

dragon2611 · October 2017

no I made the mistake of using the upgrade button in the web-UI, since the only site on it was using sqlite I just copied that dir then removed/reinstalled.

Edit: Fixed although the 16Char limit on DB names is a pain if you have a longish domain name.

jetchirag · October 2017

Just use the sqlite, shared mysql or web server with other websites isn't a good option imo.

admf · October 2017

looks like zpanel / sentora with a new interface

take a look at these projects to increment yours

I know a lot of people will alert about many/old vulnerabilities bla bla bla .....

jetchirag · October 2017

@WSS just noticed username is cyberpersons !

doghouch · October 2017

@WSS

If only ONAPP GOT OUT OF THEIR LITTLE CORNER and ACTUALLY UPDATED THEIR GODD*MN SOFTWARE, we wouldn’t be complaining so much...

doghouch · October 2017

@admf said:
looks like zpanel / sentora with a new interface

take a look at these projects to increment yours

I know a lot of people will alert about many/old vulnerabilities bla bla bla .....

????

His panel isn’t related to zPanel/Sentora. Why would anyone want to base their code off such crappily written software?

perryoo11 · October 2017

got some problems with the installer.

mehargags · October 2017

If you check for noobish "out of memory" issues, number one problem is because MySQL ran out of memory and stopped/crashed. This will render the whole panel useless and defeat the purpose of having the panel.

@cyberpersons said:
separate MYSQL instance could use more memory or it is also possible to shift it to SQLite. Will look into this.

That's a bummer... honestly speaking!!!

The control panel software cannot use anything that it controls, follow the simple logic. You have to use NoSQL/SQLite or other simpler ways to store your data. For eg: VestaCP uses its own concise instance of PHP altogether separate from what is installed on the system.

cyberpersons · October 2017

@perryoo11 said:

got some problems with the installer.

You can let it continue, it will complete the installation.

cyberpersons · October 2017

@mehargags said:
If you check for noobish "out of memory" issues, number one problem is because MySQL ran out of memory and stopped/crashed. This will render the whole panel useless and defeat the purpose of having the panel.

@cyberpersons said:
separate MYSQL instance could use more memory or it is also possible to shift it to SQLite. Will look into this.

That's a bummer... honestly speaking!!!

The control panel software cannot use anything that it controls, follow the simple logic. You have to use NoSQL/SQLite or other simpler ways to store your data. For eg: VestaCP uses its own concise instance of PHP altogether separate from what is installed on the system.

The panel uses its own:

Web server (LSCPD).
It's own backend.
it's own php.
Initially, it used SQLite later we changed to MySQL for some experiments. But it is still under development we planned to either use SQLite or separate MySQL instance.

Regards

cyberpersons · October 2017

If anyone is having issues with the upgrades, they can let us know.

Thank you.

mehargags · October 2017

pls notify when you moved to separate/no MySQL. I'll do my testing further

cyberpersons · October 2017

@mehargags said:
pls notify when you moved to separate/no MySQL. I'll do my testing further

By any chance, you were able to find any other bugs?

inthecloudblog · October 2017

Hi will this be open source ?

Linkhost · October 2017

Cluster support ?

mehargags · October 2017

@cyberpersons said:

@mehargags said:
pls notify when you moved to separate/no MySQL. I'll do my testing further

By any chance, you were able to find any other bugs?

TBH, I stopped right at the moment I checked that MySQL bug. The panel looks promising, I will definitely try it further as I get time.

cyberpersons · October 2017

@inthecloudblog said:
Hi will this be open source ?

Yes, it is opensource.

@Linkhost said:
Cluster support?

Not sure about this yet.

@mehargags said:

@cyberpersons said:

@mehargags said:
pls notify when you moved to separate/no MySQL. I'll do my testing further

By any chance, you were able to find any other bugs?

TBH, I stopped right at the moment I checked that MySQL bug. The panel looks promising, I will definitely try it further as I get time.

Alright thank you.

cyberpersons · October 2017

@mehargags

We've to stick with MySQL because some software does not have support for SQLite.

CyberPanel latest build is now moved to separate MySQL instance.

Regards

iKeyZ · October 2017

Just a small thing, should this show the actual domain in place? (when setting hostname SSL)

"SSL Issued you can now access CyberPanel at: https://"domain":8090"

Also misspelled "HTTP STATICTICS" and "Avaiable/Max Connections" on the front dashboard

cyberpersons · October 2017

@iKeyZ said:
Just a small thing, should this show the actual domain in place? (when setting hostname SSL)

"SSL Issued you can now access CyberPanel at: https://"domain":8090"

Also misspelled "HTTP STATICTICS" and "Avaiable/Max Connections" on the front dashboard

I will look into this, thanks.

dragon2611 · October 2017

@jetchirag said:
Just use the sqlite, shared mysql or web server with other websites isn't a good option imo.

It's only running the one site at the moment, and even if it was running other's they'd be mine as well ;-)

jetchirag · October 2017

@dragon2611 said:

@jetchirag said:
Just use the sqlite, shared mysql or web server with other websites isn't a good option imo.

It's only running the one site at the moment, and even if it was running other's they'd be mine as well ;-)

You quite didn't understood what I meant

dragon2611 · October 2017

@jetchirag said:

@dragon2611 said:

@jetchirag said:
Just use the sqlite, shared mysql or web server with other websites isn't a good option imo.

It's only running the one site at the moment, and even if it was running other's they'd be mine as well ;-)

You quite didn't understood what I meant

I did the 2nd time I'd re-read the comment but then I couldn't be bothered to go back and edit mine.

gleert · October 2017

@cyberpersons will the panel also work with the commercial litespeed web server (and thus with .htaccess) ?

jetchirag · October 2017

gleert said: and thus with .htaccess

Open source Litespeed works with htaccess as well, I guess?

gleert · October 2017

jetchirag said: Open source Litespeed works with htaccess as well, I guess?

Don't think so... See here

qtwrk · October 2017

@jetchirag said:

gleert said: and thus with .htaccess

Open source Litespeed works with htaccess as well, I guess?

Just need slightly modify

cyberpersons · October 2017

@gleert said:
@cyberpersons will the panel also work with the commercial litespeed web server (and thus with .htaccess) ?

For now, we've no plan to add LiteSpeed Enterprise to CyberPanel.

OpenLiteSpeed also follows apache style rewrite rules, you just have to set the path for the .htaccess file in your configurations (when you add rewrite rules via CyberPanel it does that in the background).

You can say for now it is not exactly like Enterprise, but it completely follows apache style rewrite rules.

Regarding the link you shared about rewrite difference, we are working to remove this difference, but if you add "/" context than it should work as it is.

Regards

cyberpersons · October 2017

@overclock said:
still looking forward to your WHMCS modules

http://docs.cyberpanel.net/doku.php?id=whmcs-module

Need the latest build of CyberPanel.

Credit goes to @jetchirag

Regards

overclock · October 2017

@cyberpersons said:

@overclock said:
still looking forward to your WHMCS modules

http://docs.cyberpanel.net/doku.php?id=whmcs-module

Need the latest build of CyberPanel.

Credit goes to @jetchirag

Regards

Glad to hear that! Cant wait to try it.im going to do some test right now!

overclock · October 2017

One thing:

what does credits to @jetchirag mean?

@jetchirag joined the developing and thanks to him?

jetchirag · October 2017

@overclock said:
One thing:

what does credits to @jetchirag mean?

@jetchirag joined the developing and thanks to him?

contributed whmcs module

overclock · October 2017

@jetchirag said:

@overclock said:
One thing:

what does credits to @jetchirag mean?

@jetchirag joined the developing and thanks to him?

contributed whmcs module

wow.nice . thanks,man.

jetchirag · October 2017

@overclock said:

@jetchirag said:

@overclock said:
One thing:

what does credits to @jetchirag mean?

@jetchirag joined the developing and thanks to him?

contributed whmcs module

wow.nice . thanks,man.

^_^

cyberpersons · October 2017

@overclock

He was kind enough to contribute WHMCS module.

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