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I think the upgrading part of MariaDB won't be such an issue, but you can download websites and run a local webserver like MAMP or WAMP to test your websites if they still work with the higher version of MariaDB

The error "You do not own that domain" hints enough in the right direction ;) I think you don't login as that user where the domain in is and SSL needs to be requested. apitest needs to be the user and the domain api.domain.com needs to be in that account and SSL needs to be ON for that domain...

Maybe an other device at your location logs in with an wrong password? An tablet or mobile phone maybe?

I think this need to be on 0 or 1, 0 to disable and 1 to enable zstd backup. See: https://www.directadmin.com/features.php?id=2814 The value 2 gives an error that DirectAdmin not expect as mentioned in the error

What do you have as value for zstd in the directadmin.conf?

You could try to check the forums, the related topic was still in the top 10 posts at this moment, on the right side of the forum with the reason. ;) Thanks Richard!

I see a downgrade back to 2.4.51, anyone some info?

Here at CentOS 7 no issues with the update from 7.4.25 to 7.4.27, but haven't tried to upgrade to 8.1.1 from 7.4.X.

Thanks, Erik has more nice tools in his Github repo's that I can use

Thanks, but I guess this isn't the solution I want. I just wanted to stay with Let's Encrypt, but want to know where I can see if LE is enabled and renewing is also enabled. This must be somewhere in the userconf so I can make a list of not renewing SSL-certificates and create a new one using...

I was wondering if there is any option to check in the user conf if Let's Encrypt is enabled. Use case: migrated 1100 accounts from server 1 to server 2 all had Let's Encrypt with renewal enabled. After the migration, the new server can't pick-up the renewal at all domains, so LE SSL expires...

Hi all, I was wondering where I can find the log file with the counters of the E-mails Sent/Received that's on the Server Stats page and got updated after the nightly tally. Just want to see how much mail a server is handles over time and not just the current month.

In $username you put the user of the account where the SSL needs to be requested. I hope you don't have all your domains under the admin account

Have you fixed the issue in the end?

I've got this also after the update and changed it to login as the user, so this need to be changed: $server_login="admin|".$username; And then it will work again

Just checking If I understood your issue right, you had issues if you've enabled IPv6=1 After enabling it starts with a call to https://api64.ipify.org over IPv6 first and you suggest to start with IPv4 first to avoid issues?

You have 2 things, you have DirectAdmin and you have CustomBuild (CB) In DirectAdmin you could have CB 1.0 in the past, but new installs come with CB 2.0. CustomBuild makes versions of included software able to update within DirectAdmin DirectAdmin p sets the right file permissions so...

Have you done /usr/local/directadmin/directadmin p ?

Thanks, the following works: $sock = new HTTPSocket; $sock->connect("ssl://".$server,'2222'); $sock->set_login($server_login, $server_pass); $sock->query('/CMD_API_ACCOUNT_USER', array( 'action' => 'create', 'add' => 'Submit'...

I guess you need to enable --automap in your config, this maps the folders to the right folders. If this aint the solution, look for some prefix like INBOX or .INBOX