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Try to directly build MariaDB. You may need to temporarily remove krb, make MariaDB, then put krb back... That was the case with me the last time.

Reference quotas are very similar and pretty much work the same way; however it's a good point. And I don't know :) It's listed as unfinished feature: quota support for ZFS partitions (directadmin.com)

Why not? I do not use ZFS, but I see no reason why it should not work.

Browsers always connect to http 1.1 first and then upgrade further requests to 2 if offered. So it should be fine. There is a way to disable HTTP2 but I will definitely NOT recommend it: RewriteCond %{SERVER_PROTOCOL} ^HTTP/2\.0$ [NC] RewriteRule . [F,L]

On their official git account it's version 5.2.1: Releases · jemalloc/jemalloc · GitHub That version 3.6.0 is more than 6 years old. Anyway you should check the logs to check what happens on boot time. There should be a clue.

This should do it - in .htaccess file you can force Apache to remove the upgrade header: Header unset Upgrade Therefore it will not inform the browser that http2 is preferred.

Try setting this in the custom HTTPD configuration (Apache): PolicyVersion enforce HTTP/1.1 P.S. Whoops... it looks like it's available from version 2.5.0+ and you are most probably still on 2.4... I will look for another solution later.

Why such old version?

Login to the console and: cd /usr/local/directadmin/custombuild ./build update ./build update_versions And it will update everything that has a pending update.

I do as a test. We have four simultaneous versions available :)

Change the theme temporarily and see if it will make a difference. If not, disable plugins 1 by 1 to see which one is doing the trouble.

PHP 8.0 RC4 is already available in DA. If you set the PHP mode to 8.0 it will download and compile it.

If it's a single service running on the server, then static is the way to go. But this is not going to change the things a lot.

Try to enable slow_query_log for MySQL/MariaDB and see if there is a specific query that is frequently running very slow. slow_query_log = 1 slow_query_log_file = /var/log/mysql-slow-queries.log long_query_time = 10 Wordpress is usually blazing fast by itself. What usually slows it down are...

Because it increases the memory usage and the benefits are questionable for shared hosting. Just test it and see how it will go.

Consider stopping opcache.

I understand why DA is offering the downgrade but can you at least supply the newest versions on files.* so we can manually override the versions.txt and use them? I am trying to use 10.4.16 and it's not here... root@srv2:/usr/local/directadmin/custombuild # ./build update_versions Updating...

If you try to generate a LetsEncrypt TLS certificate with EC-521, it will fail with the following error: That's because LetsEncrypt does not support secp521r1 anymore. According to the LetsEcnrypt integration guide: Chromium also do not support secp521r1 so even if somehow it's possible to...

It's an old but still not common feature, but I guess it will grow popularity in future - OSCP Must Staple is an additional instruction bundled inside the TLS certificate which instructs the browser that the server MUST send an OSCP Stapling information. Question: Is there a way to implement...

No, it's no help as DA does not use the ports. I said that to note that there is no issue with MariaDB on FreeBSD - there is an issue with the MariaDB install from DA on FreeBSD...