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Just tried this step-by-step and it worked perfectly. Thanks @Rootali — you're a lifesaver.

I recently installed CloudPanel on an Ubuntu server. Everything seemed fine, but MariaDB refused to start. When trying to start it via CloudPanel or terminal, I was getting: Command "/usr/bin/sudo /bin/systemctl restart 'mysql'" failed: the process exceeded the timeout of 30 seconds On...

Thanks Bro :)

I’m running Mailcow (Dockerized) on my VPS alongside CloudPanel for website hosting. Everything worked fine initially using reverse proxy and assigning ports like: HTTP: 8080 HTTPS: 8444 However, after a system restart, Mailcow failed to start with the following error: Error starting userland...

I'm using CS-Cart 4.17.1 with the built-in Varnish cache add-on on a CloudPanel server (Ubuntu 22.04). Varnish is installed and running correctly on port 6081, and everything seems to be configured as expected in Nginx and VCL. However, ESI (Edge Side Includes) like login and logout don't work...

Hi everyone, I’ve been trying to install Flarum on a CloudPanel-managed server, but I ran into multiple issues. At first, I tried using: composer create-project flarum/flarum This created a flarum folder inside the website directory, but visiting the domain resulted in a 404 error. After trying...

Hey everyone, I’ve been using ServerAvatar with a student plan from DigitalOcean, and paying around $9/month for their Newbie plan. Recently, I started testing free alternatives like CloudPanel and HestiaCP, but found both to be a bit complicated since they require using the terminal (PuTTY...

Hi everyone, I’ve just completed a fresh install of CloudPanel on a new VPS using a sudo user (not root). I can access the panel just fine via both: https://<server-ip>:8443/ https://sub.domain.tld:8443/ My DNS A record is configured properly, and the subdomain resolves correctly. However...

Hi all, I’m trying to install a Let’s Encrypt certificate on my domain fishbids.com.au using CloudPanel on a Vultr Ubuntu server. The domain is registered with GoDaddy, and DNS is pointing correctly to the server IP (139.180.162.241). However, the certificate issuance fails with this error...

Hi everyone, I'm trying to set up CloudPanel backups using Box.com through the Custom Rclone Config feature. I believe my rclone configuration is working properly — here’s what I get with a basic listing command: rclone lsf box: Box App Overview.mp4 Cloud.png SimpleShare Uploads/ backups/...

Boom. That was it. There was a broad location rule in the Nginx config that unintentionally blocked access to the dynamically generated files. Once I adjusted it, thumbs started working perfectly — both in the Panel and frontend. Thanks again, Rootali. You saved me hours of frustration.

You’re right—I was never explicitly calling the thumb() method in my templates. I’ve updated the template to use it directly. However, I still don’t see the generated thumbnails in the /media folder, even after visiting the image pages.

I tested exec('whoami') from a Kirby template—it returns siteowner, which is correct. Also, running convert directly as siteowner works just fine. Still, Kirby doesn’t generate thumbnails even though the Placeholder plugin does. Could it be a driver problem?

I’m hosting multiple Kirby websites using CloudPanel on a Debian 11 server with Apache. Everything runs smoothly except for one critical issue: Thumbnails are not being generated. There are no errors in the logs. However, Kirby reports missing media files when I visit pages that should display...

Got it. That did the trick! Certificates renewed smoothly this time. Thanks a lot, Rootali. Really appreciate your help.

I ran the updated script, but got a strange error related to the lets-encrypt:install:certificate command—it says no arguments are expected, but the script seems to pass domain names to it. Is this something you’ve seen before?

Awesome, thanks! I’ll give the script a try. Quick question though—some of my domains have multiple subdomains. Does your script handle Subject Alternative Names (SANs)?

I’ve noticed that Let's Encrypt certificates on my CloudPanel setup aren’t renewing automatically. I’ve got a few domains running and having to manually renew every three months is starting to get annoying. Is this normal behavior? Or is there a built-in auto-renewal feature I might’ve missed...

Does installing Ghost on CloudPanel make sense? I'm wondering if it's a good idea in terms of performance, configuration ease, and overall management. Has anyone tried it and can share their experience?

I’m getting a 403 Forbidden error on my Nginx server. I’m using CloudPanel. How can I fix it?