AGXL
Verified User
Hello everyone,
I still have some servers with old Internal Bulk Lifetime (Approved Accounts Only) DirectAdmin licenses.
Now I have the following problem: I can no longer update DirectAdmin because the error message “debian10 EOL This Linux distribution is no longer supported by DirectAdmin. New releases of DirectAdmin are no longer compatible with this system and will not be available".
I have now received three different statements from my provider:
1. just update the system and the DA license will continue to work.
2. no, that is not possible, I have to rent a new license.
3. in DirectAdmin license management, it is not possible to change the operating system for old lifetime licenses.
Now I would like to ask here in the forum, what is the truth?
I would like to have another statement of my provider checked, if it is really not possible to reinstall DirectAdmin with Internal Bulk Lifetime? Of course on the same server with the same IP address.
I would appreciate an answer.
Greetings Andy
I still have some servers with old Internal Bulk Lifetime (Approved Accounts Only) DirectAdmin licenses.
Now I have the following problem: I can no longer update DirectAdmin because the error message “debian10 EOL This Linux distribution is no longer supported by DirectAdmin. New releases of DirectAdmin are no longer compatible with this system and will not be available".
I have now received three different statements from my provider:
1. just update the system and the DA license will continue to work.
2. no, that is not possible, I have to rent a new license.
3. in DirectAdmin license management, it is not possible to change the operating system for old lifetime licenses.
Now I would like to ask here in the forum, what is the truth?
I would like to have another statement of my provider checked, if it is really not possible to reinstall DirectAdmin with Internal Bulk Lifetime? Of course on the same server with the same IP address.
I would appreciate an answer.
Greetings Andy