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If you no longer need CloudPanel on your server, follow these streamlined steps to remove it completely from your system. 1. Backup Your Data Before making any major changes: Back up your web directories and configuration files Export your databases to a safe location 2. Stop the CloudPanel...

Ubuntu’da CloudPanel Nasıl Kaldırılır? CloudPanel’i artık kullanmıyor musunuz? Aşağıdaki adımları takip ederek sisteminizden temiz bir şekilde kaldırabilirsiniz. Verilerinizi Yedekleyin Uninstall işlemine başlamadan önce: Web dizinlerinizi ve yapılandırma dosyalarınızı yedekleyin...

{{{varnish_proxy_pass}} It's CloudPanel's automatic template variable and it still shows the old port 8080. When I change this line to proxy_pass http://127.0.0.1:8081 it redirects directly to 8081 and the problem is solved. Template variables sometimes don't update in CloudPanel, so it's...

You can safely disable unused PHP-FPM versions in CloudPanel. Based on my testing, here's the safest approach: 1. Stop and disable the PHP-FPM services, but do not delete or rename the files: ```bash # For versions you're not using (e.g., PHP 7.1, 7.2, 7.3, 7.4): systemctl stop php7.1-fpm...

Hi! For the PrestaShop issue, restart both MySQL and PHP-FPM like this: sudo systemctl restart mysql sudo systemctl restart php8.1-fpm # change 8.1 to your PHP version For the iframe issue (Themeforest), check your Nginx config (usually in /etc/nginx/sites-available/) and comment out or remove...

CloudPanel is a modern, lightweight server control panel offering exceptional performance with minimal overhead. This free, open-source solution delivers intuitive web-based server management with an obsessive focus on simplicity and performance optimization. Developed by MGT-COMMERCE GmbH...

Step-by-step solution (MariaDB fails due to file locks) Kill all MariaDB/MySQL related processes: sudo pkill -f mariadbd sudo pkill -f mysqld sudo pkill -f mysql Make sure everything is cleaned up: ps aux | grep -i mysql Start MariaDB cleanly: sudo systemctl start mariadb Check its status...

This is a classic port conflict between Mailcow's internal Nginx and CloudPanel's Nginx. ✅ Solution: Edit Mailcow’s mailcow.conf file and update the following values: HTTP_PORT=7080 HTTPS_PORT=7443 Then apply the changes: docker-compose down docker-compose up -d Make sure your reverse...

Yes — this is a known behavior with the CS-Cart Varnish add-on after 4.17.1. ✅ Solution: Add the following header to your Nginx config under the location / block: add_header Cache-Control "no-store, no-cache, must-revalidate"; This prevents Varnish from caching login-related responses and...

Don’t worry — this is a very common situation when installing Flarum manually, especially if you're unfamiliar with directory structure and permissions. Fortunately, it’s easy to fix once you know what to look for. Problem Summary If you see a 404, it’s likely a URL rewrite issue or the Flarum...

Of course! Here is a clean, polished, and original documentation-style article in English that you can use for sharing or publishing: CloudPanel: The Ideal Solution for Managing Cloud Server Infrastructure In today’s digital landscape, cloud technologies and web infrastructure have become...

Yes, there are a few alternatives that match what you're looking for — simpler interfaces, less dependency on CLI, and affordable or free options. Here are some solid picks: 1. RunCloud Web-based control panel Works with DigitalOcean, AWS, GCP, etc. Beginner-friendly UI — no SSH knowledge...

Thanks for the detailed breakdown — this is a common issue with Let’s Encrypt validation when using CloudFlare or when something silently blocks port 80 access. Let’s go step-by-step: 1. DNS looks OK You confirmed both IP and subdomain resolve — and if you're seeing the panel on...

That error usually means the Let's Encrypt verification file isn’t accessible under the required /.well-known/acme-challenge/ path. Let’s go step-by-step: 1. Confirm DNS is working You already mentioned that DNS points to 139.180.162.241, so that’s good. Just in case, run: dig +short...

Thanks for the detailed info — this one is a bit tricky but solvable. The issue here is likely not with rclone itself, but with how CloudPanel executes the rclone command — specifically the user context and config path. Let’s break it down: 1. Your rclone setup looks fine Your output from...