aaPanel Update Announcement
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aaPanel Beta 8.26.0 Update Announcement
1. Added: One-click temporary hardening for PHP vulnerabilities CVE-2026-109618 and CVE-2026-109619 in Home - Security (please upgrade PHP to the patched version)
2. Added: Disk usage statistics by category in Home
3. Added: Custom site renaming and copying of site names in Website - PHP Project
4. Added: Scan & Import now supports PM2 projects in Website - Node.js Project
5. Added: Support creating Go projects by scanning processes in Website - Go Project
6. Added: Custom names supported when adding/modifying tasks in Cron
7. Optimized: Pro version/plugin purchase and license usage pages
8. Optimized: Resolved the cross-site issue in multi-service WP Toolkit; added SNI-related configuration for SSL deployment
9. Fixed: Requests for bound domains did not display data in Node.js Project
10. Fixed: An issue where a crash in the Opcache.jit process prevented adding WordPress sites
11. Updated: Nginx WAF plugin now supports blocking the PHP php2shell vulnerability
Comments
Is it necessary for us to fix PHP 5.4–5.6?
Don’t you have your own website where you can post updates?
Yes, there is—but isn't the forum meant to help users stay updated on our latest developments more quickly?
Furthermore, LowEndSpirit allows providers to create dedicated, long-running discussion threads for general announcements; I believe my post is entirely in line with the community guidelines.
My only intention is to create a space where LSP users can easily and promptly keep up with our updates.
However, you keep posting new threads with different titles to share software updates, which does not seem to fit the definition of ‘long-running discussion threads’.