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latest update broken everything web related.
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latest update broken everything web related.
Literally everything. Nginx proxy won't work. SSL won't work. Existing sites that had nginx proxy won't work. SSL certs still show in conf/web folder, but don't work.
When I try to save or update a profile, nginx config disappears. No errors are shown. When saving with ssl, no errors, just doesn't show the ssl.
Every single one of my configs now look like this and every single one of my sites are now offline because of it.
When I try to save or update a profile, nginx config disappears. No errors are shown. When saving with ssl, no errors, just doesn't show the ssl.
Every single one of my configs now look like this and every single one of my sites are now offline because of it.
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Re: latest update broken everything web related.
Is there a way to downgrade? All my sites being offline and having to wait days (or longer) for a reply is seriously an issue for me. Literally my livelihood is my sites... so this is such a serious problem.
Please help!
Please help!
Re: latest update broken everything web related.
You need to downgrade all Vesta packages to version 0:0.9.8-26.
In my CentOS servers I use this commands:
# yum downgrade vesta (I had to repeat it 3 times to get the correct version)
# yum downgrade vesta-php
# yum downgrade vesta-nginx
# yum downgrade vesta-softaculous
# yum downgrade vesta-ioncube (I needed to manually delete this directory '/usr/local/vesta/ioncube/ioncube.sh/' before running this command)
After that I disabled the Vesta auto-update in the admin panel.
And include 'exclude=vesta vesta-php vesta-nginx vesta-ioncube vesta-softaculous' at the end of the file /etc/yum.conf.
And that's it, everything started working again.
In my CentOS servers I use this commands:
# yum downgrade vesta (I had to repeat it 3 times to get the correct version)
# yum downgrade vesta-php
# yum downgrade vesta-nginx
# yum downgrade vesta-softaculous
# yum downgrade vesta-ioncube (I needed to manually delete this directory '/usr/local/vesta/ioncube/ioncube.sh/' before running this command)
After that I disabled the Vesta auto-update in the admin panel.
And include 'exclude=vesta vesta-php vesta-nginx vesta-ioncube vesta-softaculous' at the end of the file /etc/yum.conf.
And that's it, everything started working again.
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Re: latest update broken everything web related.
Thanks for the reply. If anyone has instructions that can work for ubuntu / apt-get that would be super helpful, but now that I know its possible i will be trying to figure it out for sure.
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Re: latest update broken everything web related.
What if downgrading to this version still displays the site incorrectly? what to do then? it often happens that when you open sites, everything seems to be mixed with hieroglyphs! How to fix it?
Re: latest update broken everything web related.
It's hard to answer.
You will need to check the Apache and Nginx configuration for each of the sites.
Check the DNS files for each domain and if they have the correct IPs.
If indeed all packages are at version 0.9.8, then now the work is manual to fix any problem.
In my case, everything works again with the version downgrade of the Vesta packages.
You will need to check the Apache and Nginx configuration for each of the sites.
Check the DNS files for each domain and if they have the correct IPs.
If indeed all packages are at version 0.9.8, then now the work is manual to fix any problem.
In my case, everything works again with the version downgrade of the Vesta packages.
Ankyurtgtgtg wrote: ↑Sat Nov 06, 2021 6:06 pmWhat if downgrading to this version still displays the site incorrectly? what to do then? it often happens that when you open sites, everything seems to be mixed with hieroglyphs! How to fix it?
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Re: latest update broken everything web related.
It's strange, I kind of double-checked everything, but after correcting it to an older version, the content is still displayed partially "normally" partially with hieroglyphs! But thanks anyway!sandro wrote: ↑Tue Nov 09, 2021 12:40 pmIt's hard to answer.
You will need to check the Apache and Nginx configuration for each of the sites.
Check the DNS files for each domain and if they have the correct IPs.
If indeed all packages are at version 0.9.8, then now the work is manual to fix any problem.
In my case, everything works again with the version downgrade of the Vesta packages.
Ankyurtgtgtg wrote: ↑Sat Nov 06, 2021 6:06 pmWhat if downgrading to this version still displays the site incorrectly? what to do then? it often happens that when you open sites, everything seems to be mixed with hieroglyphs! How to fix it?
Re: latest update broken everything web related.
If you can put a link to the website or a screenshot it might be easier to understand what is going on.
Have you tried checking the Apache/Nginx error log?
Have you tried checking the Apache/Nginx error log?
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Re: latest update broken everything web related.
Thank you Sandro! After downgrade all working fine here!
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Re: latest update broken everything web related.
For me the fix was found in this thread, apparently the problem relates to an fi where there should be an if.
I also had to delete several IPs, change the domains to the default IP, then issue the ssl again. then add the IPs again, then swithc the correct IPs back to the correct domains.
So far its going well after all the changes.
Check this thread. viewtopic.php?f=10&t=20722
I also had to delete several IPs, change the domains to the default IP, then issue the ssl again. then add the IPs again, then swithc the correct IPs back to the correct domains.
So far its going well after all the changes.
Check this thread. viewtopic.php?f=10&t=20722