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v1.0.381
Plan-aware resource visibility for SSH users, swap limit enforcement, incremental backup and restore fixes, and command-line client corrections.
Improvements
6- SSH users now see their own plan CPU and RAM limits (via free, htop, top and /proc/cpuinfo) instead of the whole server's resources.
- LXCFS is installed and enabled automatically through a guarded, idempotent startup self-heal, so no manual setup is required.
- Existing customers are automatically grandfathered to a swap allowance equal to their plan's RAM limit, so running sites are not affected.
- Browse and Restore now serves the Database and Mailbox tabs from the saved index for older backups as well.
- Full backups were never affected by these issues; only incremental backups needed the fix.
- Command-line client errors now show the reason reported by the server instead of only a status code.
Bug Fixes
10- A plan's RAM limit can no longer be exceeded through swap: the swap ceiling is now enforced alongside the memory limit.
- SSH sessions now mirror the same swap ceiling into their own resource scope.
- Incremental backups now always dump databases. Multi-database domains could previously be skipped, leaving those databases out of the backup.
- Removed an unreliable change-detection step that could mark a changed database as unchanged and skip it.
- Granular Browse and Restore now correctly lists and restores databases captured in incremental backups.
- Granular mailbox restore now walks the whole incremental backup chain, so a single mailbox can be restored from any incremental point.
- Redirects using the Wildcard match type now really match sub-paths; they were previously generated as exact matches.
- Standard users can manage the cron jobs of their own domains again.
- Fixed four requests that returned an empty server error: config locks, adding an IP address, the monitoring service list and mailing list creation.
- Command-line client: commands that called a non-existent API route now use the correct one (for example php restart, database listing and log queries).