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Panel Interface
v4.5.281
Safeguards before stopping a PHP version, clearer service feedback, and backup freshness on the restore screen
New Features
2- The restore screen now opens with the age and type of the newest backup. It listed every backup but never said how much data a restore today would cost you. A missing backup shows red, one older than 24 hours shows a soft red, and a fresh one shows green, each naming whether it is a full or incremental backup. Computed from the list the page already loads.
- Stopping a PHP version now asks first and lists the sites still using it. For a native version it states that those sites go offline until the version is started again; for a container-based version it states that a container restarts on demand, so the version will not stay stopped. If no site uses the version, the action runs without a prompt.
Improvements
2- The PHP Settings page now lists installed PHP versions that cannot be offered together with the reason, for example a missing php.ini or a container image that is not present. Previously such a version simply did not appear and there was no way to tell why.
- The service error dialog was rebuilt in the same visual language as the rest of the panel: a plain header with the action, the message as text, and the system output in a collapsible section.
Bug Fix
1- The Quick Service Restart card on the dashboard judged the result of a service action locally instead of trusting the server, so it could show an error for an action the Services page reported as successful. Both surfaces now report the same outcome and the same message.