Chris

@timce2000,  the update icon is located in the top right corner next to "Sign Out" icon. If there is any updates pending or new release the notification will appear next to the icon. If the icon is missing in your TInyCP, possibly a broken installation. Please reinstall your TinyCP.

Regards,

Chris

I agree @Wojtek, DNS management should be left to domain providers. TinyCP is simple and elegant the way it is, adding such unnecessary functions will "clutter" the whole application interface, that is why I left other control panels. @Dmouradov, LESS is MORE.

Mate, you will be spending ages trying get TinyCP to detect packages already installed (possibly facing compatibility issue etc), I would suggest spinning a new machine and DON'T install any packages. TinyCP will install all the required compatible packages.  Most of the application listed are installed by TinyCP anyway. You can always install other packages not shipped with TinyCP etc (redis, exim+dove) however you run the risk of making your system inoperable if installed package clashes with TinyCP alternative packages.

1. Create FTP User account and specify Directory (e.g /var/www/[domain.tld]) as shown below;

2. I recommend using FileZilla (ftp) as a beginner to transfer files to your web directory as shown below;

Note: You can also use WinSCP (sftp) but requires additional config. 

Regards,

I suspect this could be permission misconfiguration in the root folder, however please share this 2 files;

1. /opt/tinycp/domains/skymass.tk/logs/access_log

2. /opt/tinycp/domains/skymass.tk/logs/error_log

Do you have www.skymass.tk added to your DNS records?

Regards,

Wojtek

Great platform mate.

Will the new current platform be upgraded to the new version when released or new clean install? If you need testers for the new platform I am available to put it under heavy load and report back bugs and suggestions. 

Regards,

Thanks Wojtek for the prompt response. As stated earlier in the year, I am available to put any version to some heavy load testing if require. Great job for keeping v2 "close to the ground" simple and intuitive. Great work Mate!

Here is the extract from php_error_log.

[06-Dec-2019 06:25:08 Europe/Warsaw] PHP Warning:  file_get_contents(https://tinycp.com/download/tinycp.stable.version): failed to open stream: Connection timed out in /opt/tinycp/www/inc/Core.class.php on line 156
[06-Dec-2019 06:26:33 Europe/Warsaw] PHP Warning:  file_get_contents(https://tinycp.com/download/tinycp.stable.version): failed to open stream: Connection timed out in /opt/tinycp/www/inc/Core.class.php on line 156
[06-Dec-2019 06:28:32 Europe/Warsaw] PHP Warning:  file_get_contents(https://tinycp.com/download/tinycp.stable.version): failed to open stream: Connection timed out in /opt/tinycp/www/inc/Core.class.php on line 156
[06-Dec-2019 19:21:36 Europe/Warsaw] PHP Warning:  file_get_contents(https://tinycp.com/download/tinycp.stable.version): failed to open stream: Connection timed out in /opt/tinycp/www/inc/Core.class.php on line 156

@ A 7189, I was having the same issue for a while and after some beers here is how I fixed it.

Before successful login, TinyCP is configured to check for updates and it compares it to your current version of TinyCP. The developer has since made the link for older TinyCP obsolete, TinyCP crashes and will not let you login. Crazy huh?

To fix this you need to disable the function in /opt/tinycp/www/login.ophp by delete/remove "Core::CheckUpdates();"

Once deleted, run "service tinycp restart" to reload your TinyCP and you should be good to go."

Note: I know the developer are drumming need to move to a new version but for me "Old is gold". 

Thanks.

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