Yet again I have been neglecting to post updates to our control panel on this blog so here is a big mash up of some of the updates since my last post(newest changes first):
- Added: –vmlinuz –initrd and –kernelversion parameters select Kernel based on database entries rather than guessing a default based on Distro version
- Added: Ubuntu 10.04 and 10.10 guest support for Xen
- Added: Optional secondary block devices for Xen domUs
- Added: Automatic fixing of udev issue for CentOS, Debian, Fedora-Core and Ubuntu OpenVZ containers
- Added: Edit hostname for Xen
- Added: Recovery consoles for OpenVZ are working! Recovery console info will show for all OpenVZ accounts on next update.
- Added: Recovery consoles for Xen are working! Recovery console info will show for all Xen accounts on next update.
- Added: Recovery console information hidden for accounts where it does not yet work.
- Added: E-mail Communication preferences
- Added: Notice of invoices due and invoices upcoming
- Added: Per-IP Bandwidth usage statistics now available to all
- Added: Gentoo guest support for Xen
- Added: Partial Pygrub support
- Added: Arch Linux guest support for Xen – uses Pygrub with Arch+Xen kernel
- Added: Auto suspend + notice of bandwidth quota exceeded
- Added: Edit Hostname for OpenVZ containers
- Added: Power User flag can now be enabled by end-users
- Added: OpenVZ and Xen specific controls now only show where applicable
- Added: Per-IP Bandwidth usage statistics now available in admin section
- Added: OS Template selection now available during OS Reload process
- Added: OS Templates now distributed by rpm/yum repository
- Added: VPS Control panel back-end now distributed by rpm/yum repository
- Added: FTP(S) Back-up facility for all VPS accounts
- Changed: Complete redesign of order form. Fully automated by SOAP requests, shows invoice summary, displays payment page.
- Changed: Power user mode is now replaced by “Auto Configuration” allowing each individual task to be toggled. Refined controls for end-users will be implemented shortly; In the mean time power users have the “modules” autoconf option permanently enabled while non-power users have “modules,fstab,tty,network,hostname,hosts,resolv.conf” enabled.