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Apparently that file did exist. I don't recall making a custom config for curl. (I also see custom configs for other packages which I didn't create 🤨) Anyway... this issue is resolved. Thanks a lot.

Centos 6 Curl 7.75.0 to 7.77.0 configure: error: select TLS backend(s) or disable TLS with --without-ssl.

Do you happen to know where to download this file?

Sorry for replying late. I have many issues at this moment. I've compared my file against the options you've posted. Some options where just on another line, but I also have the following options: maildir_compress=no proftpd=yes pureftpd=no jail=no mailman=no secure_htaccess=no old_apr_util=no...

I'm not sure, but I think I have obsolete entries in my options.conf file. Examples: default_php=5 php5_cli=yes php5_cgi=no php5_ver=5.3 php6_cli=no php6_cgi=no Is there information available on which entries are obsolete or maybe a script which will clean the file? My version is: 2.0.0 (rev: 2653)

How strange... We're a few hours later and I was willing to try out incognito mode and clearing browser cache, but now it says the following already: MariaDB is EOL MariaDB version on the system is end of life, please upgrade I guess the issue is resolved then. Thank you very much.

I believe so: 2.0.0 (rev: 2601) before and after running build update.

Just updated to 1.0.36, but unfortunately the blank update remains listed. I don't have to clear any caches or something, do I?

I have an empty or blank update listed since today: Click update/update all shows, I think, some lines about how to use the command that gets executed, but the update remains listed.

How to disable reseller and/or user access? BTW: The interface doesn't work well on a mobile. Multiple buttons don't work.

I was getting the "too old" message as well. It seems the install script finds and uses curl of the os (yum) instead of the one of DirectAdmin. Don't know how, but I have a custom configure.clamv which didn't had --with-libcurl=/usr/local included. Adding this resolved the "too old" issue.