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v4.5.257

Minor Release Released July 25, 2026

Plan swap limit control, Docker Manager canvas nodes, faster navigation in Plans and Users, cPanel and Plesk search terminology, and mailbox management improvements.

New Features

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  • Plan editor: new Swap Limit field in the resource limits section.
  • Docker Manager: network and volume draft nodes can be attached directly on the flow canvas.
  • Docker Manager: live terminal, process list, log viewer and file manager can be attached as canvas nodes, and container nodes expose pin-based outputs.
  • Plans list: hover the domain count to preview the domains in that plan, and hover the Users column to preview the users assigned to it.
  • Users list: domain count badge with a hover preview, click a plan to open its settings, and click a system username to open File Manager in that user's home folder.
  • Users table: new Columns dropdown to show or hide individual columns, remembered per role.
  • Users tree view: plan names are clickable and domains are shown as badges with a hover preview.
  • Command Center search now understands cPanel and Plesk terminology, so searches such as addon domain or zone editor find the right page.
  • Mailboxes can be given a new password or quota and be suspended or re-activated directly from the mailbox list.
  • Cron jobs can now e-mail a chosen address when a run fails.

Improvements

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  • License-locked features are now visible with an upgrade prompt instead of being hidden: sidebar items, license page cards, panel settings, role options and the dashboard OpsAI widget all open an upgrade dialog.
  • The Email and Databases tabs are hidden when the license does not include those modules.

Bug Fixes

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  • Fixed the Swap Limit input so that 0 (no swap) and the suggested values can be entered correctly.
  • Fixed a crash on the Users page introduced in 4.5.251.
  • The SSL badge in the domain header updates immediately after an SSL action.
  • The Create button label was English in 29 of 31 languages; it is now translated everywhere.
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