Ispmanager news and blog
Ispmanager news and blog
Ubuntu 20.04 EOL: what ispmanager users should do
The EOL of Ubuntu 20.04 will come in April 2025. We recommend changing your operating system to ensure server security. In this article we tell you how you can change your OS and which method is best for you
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What ispmanager users can expect in 2025 and how 2024 went
Ispmanager product manager Maria Kuzmina has told us all about the plans for 2025. She also went over how 2024 went — how much of our plans for the year were achieved
Maria Kuzmina
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New extensions for PHP: Argon2, Redis, and AVIF
We’ll tell you which OSes and PHP versions the new extensions are available for and how to connect them
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Support for outdated versions of PHP for AlmaLinux 9
You can now migrate to AlmaLinux 9 from legacy operating systems even if your sites are running PHP 5.2, 5.3, or 5.4
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Prefixes for databases and users in ispmanager host
You can now enable prefixes for databases, users, and ftp-user names in ispmanager host. Prefixes are created automatically when databases and users are created, so they are sure to be unique
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How to protect your website and hosting from cyberattacks — recommendations and turn-key solutions for project security
According to Check Point Research, the number of cyberattacks in the second quarter of 2024 has increased by 30% compared to last year. In this article, we will describe the ways fraudsters most often try to hack companies and how to avoid it
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Tech support may respond a little slower in the morning of December 9
We are testing a new unbreakable system for communicating with our customers
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Ispmanager’s main menu can now be customized to suit your project
Till now, to access some sections of the ispmanager menu, you had to remember how to find them. Now, all the sections you need can be added to the main menu, and any unneeded ones can be hidden
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