If you update PMA by youself, ask the PMA team.
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Posts by Nuxwin
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Sould
According your status, you're not a customer... Anyway, we answered the question several time. Search on our forums please.
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Before crying, you should learn a bit and give us sufficient information such as current permissions for the related files (and directories) in your document root. The fact that the service is currently running or not has nothing to do with the permissions... I can seem a bit rude here but it really seem that you understand anything.
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Support for PHP 7.2 and 7.3 will be available in next maintenance release. Regarding wildcard SSL certificates, that is far more complicated as this require a new layer for validation through DNS.
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We 're selling a plugin for Let's Encrypt integration. We will not give you any clue regarding usage of certbot without our plugin.
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Logs ?? Logs??? Logs???
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- No because current i-MSCP version doesn't support PHP 7.2
- No, the plugin doesn't provide DNS validation which is needed for wildcard SSL certificates.
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should i run and download the installer or should i run the reconfigure?
Read my previous answer correctly.
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nextx42
- Are you sure you didn't remove the awstats debian package by mistake?
- Your distribution and code name is?
- Please try to rerun the installer to see if the package get re-installed: perl imscp-autoinstall -d
Thank you.
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I agree
Speaking of this it also occurred to me that with this feature it would be possible to simplify the installation procedure because we could always have a remote DNS installation and switch to the local domains you need. What do you think about this?
No. Some users don't want install Bind9. They make use of external DNS servers only. Regarding the resolver, you have plenty of solutions such as systemd-resolved and so on...
Installing a software such as Bind9 when you do not want use it as authoritative DNS server for some of your domain is totally useless. Bind9 is not free of resource consumption