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I have an update notification icon in Admin > Extra Features > CustomBuild > Update ... but under Update Software it says "No items to show" so there's nothing to update.

I tried that, doesn't make any difference - as I said, the script itself works fine with or without the .sh, I've tested it to make sure.

But I want my script to run AFTER ./build rewrite_confs has finished, not before. That tutorial says you can have a 'pre' or a 'post' directory.

I can't get that to work... I created an executable script: /usr/local/directadmin/custombuild/custom/hooks/rewrite_confs/post/myscript ...containing: I tested the script to make sure it works, then ran ./build rewrite_confs - which updates stuff as usual, but does not run my script. I'm...

I want the ./build rewrite_confs process to chmod a directory after it has completed everything else it does. Is there a way to set this so I don't have to do it manually all the time?

I'm new to DA and I had this exact same problem a few days ago. The solution is to configure a wildcard Let's Encrypt certificate for the root domain. There are instructions for how to do this in the DA docs but for some reason I can't find it again for you, sorry, it's there somewhere.

My user jim (only user on the server) cannot locate any file within its own filesystem, but it can locate other system files belonging to root and other users. sudo locate does find files belonging to jim, so they are indexed properly. How can I allow the user jim to locate its own files...

UPDATE: I've discovered a 10 year old forum post that mentions rotation=0 in directadmin.conf, I think this is what I'm looking for.

I have a VPS and I am the only user on it, so allowing users to see their own logs is unnecessary, and I don't need to use the DA log viewer. What I'm trying to achieve is for the raw logs to be written at /var/log/httpd/domains/domain.com.log (as per Apache Virtualhost directives), and then...

I'm new to DirectAdmin and I've noticed that the raw logs in: /var/log/httpd/domains/ ... are archived daily into: /home/myuser/domains/mydomain.com/logs I would like to disable this archiving and have only the files in /var/log/httpd/domains

I'm following this guide: https://docs.directadmin.com/webservices/apache/customizing.html#using-a-custom-virtualhost-template ... which says: I'm not able to do this because there is no such directory. Instead there is a file called 'custom' in this location. Should I delete the file and...