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So that means the crond service is running and enabled on startup (so after start or reboot) and cron tasks should be executed. Is it a backup cron or something which is running daily or which kind of cron? Can you post one of the crons which should be running and which is not running now?

You're welcome. Please do not forget to change back afterwards. ;) I will adjust my initial post to correct my mistake.

It's not cron service it's crond service. Check if it's running like this: systemctl status crond

Ah yes sorry, my mistake, that is because it's a single mirror, not a list of mirrors. Please change the config. Do -not- use mirrorlist but instead add this line. baseurl=https://eu.edge.kernel.org/almalinux/9.6/BaseOS/$basearch/os/ I just tested this on my server and it picked up the BaseOS...

Best way is a choice, also depends on the amount of accounts and email traffic. What we normally do is stop the Exim service on the old server, so new mails will be delayed. But there is a slight risk of loosing mail here, normally mail which can't be delivered is tried later on again. Which is...

I'm not aware of any ElRepo Repository, but that's because I ofcourse don't know every repository. If you don't want the mirrors I suggested but one from within your own region, you can do that too. Just look at your mirrorlist and choose another one from that mirrorlist in your repo file...

LoL, check post #32. :) Well first you have to know which region it's using now. But since we're having good results, most likely a European region would work. It was something I was just thinking of too this evening of that would be an option. You have to (temporarily) hardcode the mirror...

Oh oke I thought this could be reinstalled from the cache. Then I don't understand why it's not updating at all since the yum clean all etc. also did not help and it's exactly the same version Alma as I also have and probably you too. Very odd this.

@Audrey I read this: Linux Distribution rhel9 But which one. I'm curious now. Can you do this command: cat /etc/redhat-release and what is the output? I'm on Almalinux 9 and I did not update yet, I do that nightly as a reboot is required after a kernel update, but I get this on a yum...

Directadmin does not interfere with the OS. So if no new stuff is provided, then it's an OS issue, not a DA issue, DA does not install the OS. 2.) yes if it's not excluded in yum.conf 3.) You already used the correct lines to install a new kernel if present. yum check-update and yum update

Something I haven't read yet or I've overseen maybe. Have you checked your /etc/yum.conf file if maybe a kernel* line is present in the exclude line?

No it's not. A swap partition is not a DA install issue but for should be done in the OS, so if you want a swap partition you can enter that when using the installimage command via SSH if you have a dedicated server or create a swap afterwards like @DrWizzle showed.

I don't think so, unless you want to host for hobby. Because for those not want to host commercially there is always the personal plus license for only 5/month. For yourself and 1 user if needed. I don't know docker well enough or how that would work, but probably for apps and stuff that might...

7.) Check your logfiles and server-status (if apache) for malicious bot visits. We had issues with bot attacks not identifying as bots, but also normal bots.

Next to that, versions will change on updates, why visiting that long name, why not just: https://linda1.yourserver.com/phpmyadmin you don't need more than that.

No need to apologize @DrWizzle I also do it once a while, we're all just human. :D

Yes I know, my point is only that they do not support professional panels anymore as support for my argument that there is datacenters won't pay for modern DA licenses. You can't compare Directadmin with free panels. As for Webuzo, that's a professional panel but is only slightly cheaper than...

Not true. On the CP forums I've often waited 2 days to even get a response from cPRex which is just a moderator. I hardly see any of their developpers on the forums while @fln is present over here every day. You might want to try yourself before believing what is told elsewhere.

You can forget about that. Datacenters are all about making money, they are not prepared to pay for licensing or it must be very very cheap or for free. Those days are gone, also reason that Hetzner fully stopped selling cPanel and Plesk licenses since january this year. Same reason DA decided...

That has been the case. They have the choice to leave it like this and then we still get some updates and stuff. Or they can do as other company's do and they declare it EOL. And then everything stops. Personally we rather have it this way so will still get something (and updates), and indeed as...