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Well that's just great. :-) (sarcasm)

Have you installed anything that would block logging? CSF maybe?

Very very hard to diagnose not knowing why nginx is erroring.

Starting a new topic about a topic already being discussed is unhelpful. It makes it harder to follow. This is a known issue. Ubuntu 18.04 for me, you can see I tried everything in my response. I think it is a permission thing. (sudo restriction). But, if it means undoing the sudo restriction, no way!

Easiest way is to create an apache rewrite rule to drop 'www' from our site with a 301 permanent. This will stop bots from indexing it.

Don't remove 'www' from DNS. Its the sites FQDN.

Google it, 'apache2 rewrite www' it will have many references :-)

The easiest way, is using Vesta's templates. Main Vesta site has locations for your distro. (Assuming nginx reverse proxy). In nginx templates for proxy: Copy default.tpl and default.stpl to vesta_proxy.tpl and vesta_proxy.stpl repectively. Change the %proxy_port% (not looking at the files, I'm on m...

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Make it easier to diagnose.

Login to panel as admin -> Updates (top UI bar) -> Disable Auto Updates

It will be right by the 'apply to' box.

:-)

I have been trying to think if I changed anything, and the only thing since initial install was the hostname.

Maybe softaculous checks this? It may be unrelated, but I wanted to inform you. :-)

Same here, Ubuntu 18.04

Tried v-add, v-delete (softaculous), tried reinstall vesta-ioncube, vesta-php, and vesta-softaculous.

Still blank screen.

Works perfectly on Ubuntu 18.04, the only change is the first step. add-apt-repository ppa:ondrej/php a2enmod proxy_fcgi setenvif The commands all expect root, so su root The rest you do verbatim. I made a few adjustments, and added a default.sh to remove you from any pool. Another modification I ma...

Admin is restricted from using sudo except in the /usr/local/vesta/bin directory for security purposes.

Login as root.
Then do your commands, or create another user and give sudo privileges to.