DirectAdmin 1.700

[fln]

We are happy to announce the release of DirectAdmin 1.700.

A full release change log is here:

DirectAdmin 1.700​

The update should be automatically available for all installations subscribed to the current release channel.

We appreciate all the feedback on forums and issues reported in the ticketing system.

Thanks!

 

[Active8]

Isolated PHP-FPM mode for legacy DirectAdmin codebase​

Support for running fully isolated user owned PHP-FPM instances in backported to the legacy DirectAdmin code base.

Nice

 

[paulonichio]

After updating to DirectAdmin 1.700, the “System Information” option has disappeared from the admin panel.
Even when trying to access it directly via “/evo/admin/system-info”, it returns a 404 (Page Not Found) error.

Additionally, the issue with untranslated page titles that I reported on the forum for version 1.698 still persists and has not been resolved.
(https://forum.directadmin.com/threads/directadmin-1-698.82115/post-399812)

 

[romans]

After updating to DirectAdmin 1.700, the “System Information” option has disappeared from the admin panel.
Even when trying to access it directly via “/evo/admin/system-info”, it returns a 404 (Page Not Found) error.

Additionally, the issue with untranslated page titles that I reported on the forum for version 1.698 still persists and has not been resolved.
(https://forum.directadmin.com/threads/directadmin-1-698.82115/post-399812)

Please check release notes for DA version 1.700:

Version 1.700 | DirectAdmin Docs

DirectAdmin Knowledge Base

docs.directadmin.com

 

[paulonichio]

Please check release notes for DA version 1.700:

Version 1.700 | DirectAdmin Docs

DirectAdmin Knowledge Base

docs.directadmin.com

Thank you for the response, @romans

I had seen that information, but I assumed it was a bug.

Previously, it was possible to check disk usage percentages, but that has been removed. Now, not even administrators can view this information anymore.

So, if we want to check whether a server is running low on disk space, do we now have to rely on the terminal to verify it?

 

[LawsHosting]

So, if we want to check whether a server is running low on disk space, do we now have to rely on the terminal to verify it?

It's still there but under the User tab of Admin accounts

 

[Tonygo]

Thanks for the info! Rely on this heavily and don't wish to have to switch to User mode each time, is there a way to add another System Information link where it was originally under Admin? Cheers.

 

[unihostbrasil]

We noticed that exim.conf was updated from 4.5.62 to 4.5.63, but this is not listed in the changelog. Does the change only refer to removing the email size requirement for spam checking?

We are investigating a possible old bug in the sent message count; apparently, exim.pl is counting multiple retries of certain message types, resulting in inaccurate counts. This new update doesn't bring anything related to counting, correct?

 

[fln]

@unihostbrasil, the Exim configuration version have changed because Easy Spam Fighter (ESF) files have changed. ESF is now part of exim config (it can still be enabled or disabled). There is no separate ESF version, any time there is change in ESF config, the Exim config version will be bumped.

 

[Richard G]

ESF is now part of exim config

In that case....What about the strings.conf.custom and variables.conf.custom file, will these still work? Or do we need another method now to adjust certain values we have customized in there?

 

[fln]

@Richard G, everything stays the same and works the same.

The only difference is that ESF used to have it's own version number and exim.conf used to have it's own version number. Now they both share the same version number. It makes it impossible to have old exim.conf and new ESF files. Or other way around, update the ESF to the latest but continue using old exim.conf config.