How to disable custombuild auto update?

ASUS

ASUS

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Hi, is there anyway to disable custombuild ui auto update?(I mean the web ui)

Cronjob Settings > cron > NO?

thank you so much
 
It nowadays gets updated together with Directadmin updates.
So that would mean not to auto update Directadmin.
 
Richard G said:
It nowadays gets updated together with Directadmin updates.
So that would mean not to auto update Directadmin.
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thank you, but my CB UI is weird... it will auto update, that is why I want to disable it
(if old version, how to disable it?)

Thank you
 
Richard G said:
You have to check this one and the link in there.

All directadmin.conf values | Directadmin Docs

DirectAdmin Knowledge Base
docs.directadmin.com

There is one in the directadmin.conf and one in options.conf file. The one in directadmin.conf is for auto updating directadmin (or not).

Maybe it can also be done to change this setting, but I'm not 100% sure.

All directadmin.conf values | Directadmin Docs

DirectAdmin Knowledge Base
docs.directadmin.com
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Thank you, so I can set cb_version_check_odds_percent=0 for that
but after I set cb_version_check_odds_percent=0, I need to run
Code: 
cd /usr/local/directadmin/custombuild
./build update
./build versions
by myself to check new version, right? thanks

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I think you will wondering why I need to doing this? I have same problem just as Dettol's one

I think my custombuild UI will 'update' my version.txt to old one so after some hours, my custombuild will rollback to 2.0.0 (rev: 2945) and some plugin will tell me to 'upgrade'(but that is downgrade) it.

but Fn say directadmin will push new versions.txt(and yes, after I force update my directadmin , my custombuild will upgrade to 2.0.0 too) , so that mean is not rollback by directadmin, the old problem left... my custombuild UI
 
Richard G said:
You have to check this one and the link in there.

All directadmin.conf values | Directadmin Docs

DirectAdmin Knowledge Base
docs.directadmin.com

There is one in the directadmin.conf and one in options.conf file. The one in directadmin.conf is for auto updating directadmin (or not).

Maybe it can also be done to change this setting, but I'm not 100% sure.

All directadmin.conf values | Directadmin Docs

DirectAdmin Knowledge Base
docs.directadmin.com
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or can I just set cb_version_check_odds_percent=0
and wait for directadmin's push(because Fn say directadmin will push new versions.txt when new update is avilable), so I don't need to worry about my UI rollback my versions.txt?
 
ASUS said:
by myself to check new version, right? thanks
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Yes ./buil update and ./build update_versions if I'm correct.
That would update DA and all other stuff, including for example php and the GUI.

ASUS said:
or can I just set cb_version_check_odds_percent=0
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I can't say because don't know. I never used that one.
Also I don't know how it's going to work with versions.txt nowadays since that changed. The versions.txt is now bound to DA, so I don't know if and how the rollbacks can be done now.
Since I'm not native English the new way of working got me a bit confused on this.
 
"cb_version_check_odds_percent" will triggered when you login and it random number percent to execute command.

Explain with php code
Code: 
$b =rand(0 , 1000);
if($b <= 10){
    exec('/usr/local/directadmin/custombuild/build update');
}
 
jamgames2 said:
"cb_version_check_odds_percent" will triggered when you login and it random number percent to execute command.

Explain with php code
Code: 
$b =rand(0 , 1000);
if($b <= 10){
    exec('/usr/local/directadmin/custombuild/build update');
}
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Thanks, so that mean no matter I set, it will random to rollback me... :cry:
 
Richard G said:
Yes ./buil update and ./build update_versions if I'm correct.
That would update DA and all other stuff, including for example php and the GUI.


I can't say because don't know. I never used that one.
Also I don't know how it's going to work with versions.txt nowadays since that changed. The versions.txt is now bound to DA, so I don't know if and how the rollbacks can be done now.
Since I'm not native English the new way of working got me a bit confused on this.
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Thanks, I find my CB UI will rollback my versions.txt, so even I just update my directadmin to new version, and new directadmin will force my cb update to 2.0.0 and work without problem, but after few hours, my CB UI will auto rollback to 2.0.0 (rev: 2945) because it's old and check failed for the directadmin version(they show only hash "2138cff12eb6d60eec6bde18b2bf38b208f9ae51", not the version like 1.644)

but I think no one will update custombuild UI for fix that bug anymore, so why I'm looking for stop they rollback my versions.txt
 
jamgames2 said:
@ASUS
Nope, if you change it to "0", it will not triggered.

Version 1.52.0 | Directadmin Docs

DirectAdmin Knowledge Base
www.directadmin.com

I just explain workflow how logics work.
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Thank you, so I just change it to 0 and restart my directadmin
I will check update when I'm free by this command right

I just find
Code: 
da update current --force
This may more easy to update versions.txt myself

Thank you so much
 
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Just want to say: this don't work for me, still rollback my versions.txt
 
We are fine and not have problem rollback. Only your server.

Just check in
/etc/cron.daily/
/etc/cron.d/

find the file that contents relate to custombuild update.

Assume we can't do anything unless there have someone to check directly in your server.

if you out of idea, just create Tickets and let DA team fixed it for you.
 
Richard G said:
As said before... versions.txt is now bound to DA versions and not updated anymore as was done the way it was done before.
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Thanks, I know it, I'm not talking about directadmin and custombuild, I mean "custombuild UI"
 
jamgames2 said:
We are fine and not have problem rollback. Only your server.

Just check in
/etc/cron.daily/
/etc/cron.d/

find the file that contents relate to custombuild update.

Assume we can't do anything unless there have someone to check directly in your server.

if you out of idea, just create Tickets and let DA team fixed it for you.
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Thank you, I find one inside my cron.d and deleted it
 
jamgames2 said:
We are fine and not have problem rollback. Only your server.

Just check in
/etc/cron.daily/
/etc/cron.d/

find the file that contents relate to custombuild update.

Assume we can't do anything unless there have someone to check directly in your server.

if you out of idea, just create Tickets and let DA team fixed it for you.
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also, cloud you share your /etc/cron.daily/custombuild file's content? I want to check this file get any problem inside too, thanks
 
I don't enable automatic update with cronjob. So that's why I suggest you to check cronjob, that problem may come from these cronjob.
also it could be in

cron.hourly , cron.daily , cron.weekly , cron.monthly


however, create support tickets, will solves your problem in no time.
 
jamgames2 said:
I don't enable automatic update with cronjob. So that's why I suggest you to check cronjob, that problem may come from these cronjob.
also it could be in

cron.hourly , cron.daily , cron.weekly , cron.monthly


however, create support tickets, will solves your problem in no time.
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Thank you, so can I confirm about:
you have no /etc/cron.daily/custombuild file for cronjob(if you don't have it, I may delete it), right? thanks
 
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